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PROJECT RURAL MATTERS |
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The new 'Grapevine' section will appear on this page each month. Page last updated 18th April 2008 COMMUNICATION UPDATE FROM INSPECTOR PHIL HODGSON GrapevineNews Bulletin Western Rural Round-up Week beginning April 14th 2008 - CAT Voicemail. 0845-458-6377 Billy Perks and Elliot Davies from Willington were stopped in Hoole on Saturday and assaulted two Special Constables, punching them to the head. They have been charged with drink driving and assault Police. They have appeared in court and I await a result. We arrested 2 prolific shoplifters called Bone and Lamb from Runcorn last week and charged them with 6 offences. They have now been sentenced and Bone received 1 month imprisonment and Lamb received community service. They committed Theft offences in Frodsham, Helsby and Elton. Gary Hesketh from Elton was arrested at the weekend for theft and a public order offence in Ryecroft. He has been charged and appeared in court at Chester. Result awaited. Following an incident that occurred in Mouldsworth this week we found 4 men stealing cabling. We arrested two Northwich men for theft of the cabling and are seeking the other two. Enquiries continue. Sightings please for a White Ford Transit van N485UPB. The two male occupants of this vehicle were seen stealing cabling in Tarvin this week. The registered keeper comes from Staffordshire. Regards Insp Hodgson Messages for the RURAL Officers can be left on either of the following numbers 08454586377 (Dragon Hall)
What is Project Rural Matters?
Project Rural Matters is a community safety initiative operating in the rural areas of Chester District. It aims to involve communities, and in particular volunteers, in helping to tackle local issues such as antisocial behaviour, youth nuisance, road safety, crime prevention and other similar problems which affect peoples' quality of life.
Why
is Project Rural Matters Important?
The relative isolation of rural areas can increase this fear and concern. The changes in police practice and resources means that the traditional village "bobby" is not a realistic option today, and communities will continue to be served by police teams covering a wide area for the foreseeable future. This means that police officers are more reliant than ever on local information and local knowledge from the community to enable them to efficiently cover the wider rural area. It is widely accepted that community safety is not only the responsibility of the police but needs the involvement of local people and communities. Project Rural Matters, by encouraging community involvement, helps:
How Can You Get
Involved? Derek Bowker Registered Charity: 1074676 Company Number: 3555199 Registered in England and Wales Registered Office: 96 Lower Bridge Street, Chester, Cheshire CH1 1RU. A Company Limited by Guarantee. Some Of The Ways That Volunteers Can Make A Difference: 1. Project
Rural Matters Vehicle Project Rural Matters Volunteer Drivers can provide positive community safety messages, advice, information and leaflets at local events (fetes, summer fairs, community meetings etc.) and to facilitate youth and other initiatives with a community safety theme. In addition, the vehicle may be available for other community transport needs, again using the volunteer drivers. 2. Ward
Co-ordinators and Ward Contacts 3. Helping to
Spread Community Safety Messages To Your Community and Beyond 4. Your Ideas! What Volunteers Can
Expect From Project Rural Matters
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