Case reference: EM387_06
Item(s) stolen: Jewellery
Location of incident: Falfield
Date of incident: March 14, 2006


Details:
Can you help us locate jewellery worth thousands of pounds which was stolen from a property in Falfield on March 14 this year?

Forced entry took place into a house off the A38 Bristol Road sometime on March 14 when valuable watches, cameras, diamond rings and other expensive jewellery were among the items stolen.

Anyone with any information regarding this case should contact Crimestoppers immediately.

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The caravanette parked in School Way has now been removed.

Crime - Car break-ins are going on in the area but house break-ins are down. but members are asked to continue to be vigilant. The man responsible for the trouble both in the village and the village Hall before Christmas was caught and given a six month prison sentence.

There has been a police presence to deal with scramble bikers A system of two warnings before bikes are confiscated and a mention in the press may help to reduce the bike nuisance.

Although there was a problem brought to the Police’s attention with a large group youngsters playing football in Albert Road.

Someone is dumping rubbish in black sacks in the area (if you spot this happening please try to get a registration number). You can telephone Sita for Dustbins to be emptied in two days if left. Any one can telephone the council to get rubbish cleared, but Health and Safety rules make it difficult for organisations such as Scouts or young people on Community Service to take part in rubbish clearance schemes.

A four wheeled drive vehicle has been driving on the green at Gorse Cover
The gate in Shaft Road by the pumping station being left open is causing concern that vehicles can get onto the wall area.
Recruiting is going on to find a new PCSO and there are some changes in the pipeline.

The Crimewatch number is 0800 555111

The next meeting date for the Severn Beach Neighbourhood Watch is the 8th May 2006.

Dont forget to update your diaries.

Your community Beat Officer, PC Daryl Lodge, is available each month for consultation. He can be found at Severn Beach Post Office on 2nd Monday of each Month between the hours of 10am and 12noon. No need for an appointment and confidential matters can be discussed.