Englefield Green - My Neighbourhood - Surrey Police

Actions taken on your neighbourhood priorities


CRIMINAL DAMAGE & ANTI SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR IN BLAYS LANE

YOU SAID you were concerned by incidents of criminal damage along Blays Lane and adjoining roads

WE HAVE:-

- Maintained patrols in the area
- Continued to visit elderly and vulnerable residents
- Monitored CCTV coverage of the area

PARKING

YOU SAID you were concerned by anti-social parking in roads around the College campus

WE HAVE:-

- Maintained contact with the College to identify offenders
- Patrolled area and issued Fixed Penalty Notices where appropriate
- With the end of the academic year the problem has now ceased although in conjunction
with the College we will be addressing the problem at the start of the new term.

SPEEDING IN ENGLEFIELD GREEN

YOU SAID you were concerned by incidents of speeding through the village

WE HAVE:-

- Continued our random monitoring of traffic in the Green
- Issued Fixed Penalty Notices in instances of excessive speed and anti-social driving



GENERAL UPDATE


Dear Residents of Englefield Green

We are now entering the 'quiet period' on the Green with students away for the summer vacation. Its at this time many landlords refurbish their properties prior to re-letting to students. Thieves are still out there so it is important that materials and furnishings are kept secure. Landlords, please keep your properties locked and items of value kept out of sight. Should you be unfortunate enough to suffer a burglary please report it to Surrey Police using the 0845 125 2222 number.

New student tenants will start taking up residency from the beginning of August 2010 and Surrey Police in conjunction with the College and Environmental Health plan to call on as many properties as possible to speak to students regarding community awareness.

If you suffer with noisy student neighbours please let us know as soon as possible so we can address the problem as soon as possible, Don't wait until the start of the academic year in September.

Last December the Egham / Englefield Green Islamic Community held a very successful 'Meet Your Muslim Neighbour Day' in Egham Town Centre. The purpose of the event was to dispell concerns and introduce the Community to the real meaning / understanding of Islam

Unfortunately, the second 'Meet Your Muslim Neighbour' day planned for the 31 July has had to be postponed until the autumn on logistical grounds. please watch this space to see when the next meeting will be held

Unfortunately, we are still experiencing burglaries and thefts from garden sheds and outbuildings. Please maintain security of your property by keeping windows closed and locked when you are away from the property. Doors locked and outbuildings secure.

Fortunately, there are no reports of distraction burglaries in the community nevertheless, we still need to be vigilant and keep an eye out for elderly and vulnerable neighbours.

If you are planning a holiday away, we hope you have an enjoyable and relaxing time. Remember to prepare your home and belongings for your absence. Remember to lock and secure the property, Security lighting for the evening times and don't forget to cancel milk and newspapers if you have them delivered. Advise trusted neighbours of your plans and ask them to keep an eye on your home.

Runnymede Borough Council have arranged a full programme of youth activities for the school holidays at very reasonable cost. Anyone interested further details can be obtained from the Runnymede Borough Council website and we recommed you book your place early to avoid disappointment as places are limited.

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Actions taken on your neighbourhood priorities

CRIMINAL DAMAGE & ANTI SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR IN BLAYS LANE

YOU SAID you were concerned by incidents of criminal damage along Blays Lane and adjoining roads

WE HAVE:-

- Maintained patrols in the area
- Continued to visit elderly and vulnerable residents
- Monitored CCTV coverage of the area

PARKING

YOU SAID you were concerned by anti-social parking in roads around the College campus

WE HAVE:-

- Maintained contact with the College to identify offenders
- Patrolled area and issued Fixed Penalty Notices where appropriate
- With the end of the academic year the problem has now ceased although in conjunction
with the College we will be addressing the problem at the start of the new term.

SPEEDING IN ENGLEFIELD GREEN

YOU SAID you were concerned by incidents of speeding through the village

WE HAVE:-

- Continued our random monitoring of traffic in the Green
- Issued Fixed Penalty Notices in instances of excessive speed and anti-social driving



General update


Dear Residents of Englefield Green

We are now entering the 'quiet period' on the Green with students away for the summer vacation. Its at this time many landlords refurbish their properties prior to re-letting to students. Thieves are still out there so it is important that materials and furnishings are kept secure. Landlords, please keep your properties locked and items of value kept out of sight. Should you be unfortunate enough to suffer a burglary please report it to Surrey Police using the 0845 125 2222 number.

New student tenants will start taking up residency from the beginning of August 2010 and Surrey Police in conjunction with the College and Environmental Health plan to call on as many properties as possible to speak to students regarding community awareness.

If you suffer with noisy student neighbours please let us know as soon as possible so we can address the problem as soon as possible, Don't wait until the start of the academic year in September.

Last December the Egham / Englefield Green Islamic Community held a very successful 'Meet Your Muslim Neighbour Day' in Egham Town Centre. The purpose of the event was to dispell concerns and introduce the Community to the real meaning / understanding of the Islamic faith.

We are pleased to advise a further 'Meet Your Muslim Neighbour Day' is planned for Saturday 31 July 2010 in the Literary Institute, Egham High Street. If you are free on the day, we highly recommend attendance and are assured you will find it interesting and informative.

Unfortunately, we are still experiencing burglaries and thefts from garden sheds and outbuildings. Please maintain security of your property by keeping windows closed and locked when you are away from the property. Doors locked and outbuildings secure.

Fortunately, there are no reports of distraction burglaries in the community nevertheless, we still need to be vigilant and keep an eye out for elderly and vulnerable neighbours.

If you are planning a holiday away, we hope you have an enjoyable and relaxing time. Remember to prepare your home and belongings for your absence. Remember to lock and secure the property, Security lighting for the evening times and don't forget to cancel milk and newspapers if you have them delivered. Advise trusted neighbours of your plans and ask them to keep an eye on your home.

Runnymede Borough Council have arranged a full programme of youth activities for the school holidays at very reasonable cost. Anyone interested further details can be obtained from the Runnymede Borough Council website and we recommed you book your place early to avoid disappointment as places are limited.

Written by FIN: 10512