From 09/05/03 to the 14/06/03 In the Birkby/Fartown area there have been 20 Burglaries 1 attempted burglary 5 thefts 10 Motor vehicles damaged 10 motor vehicles stolen 16 thefts from a motor vehicle 2 street robberies 1 arson attack If you have any information about these crimes then please get in touch with the police by calling Non emergencies In an emergency please dial 999 You can contact our Community beat officers on Or them PC Neil Moorhouse - PC Dave Collet - You can also contact our NHW Liaison Officer Dave Whitteron The Neighbourhood Watch Newsletter June 2003 Please try and make the next NHW meeting, It is becoming more and more important to join together as a community to fight crime issues together. Its also a good chance to get to know your neighbours. We are all here to help one another! Here in Birkby and Fartown we are running a pilot scheme called the landlords and tenants working group which is a sub group of the Community Safety Partnership Management Group. If you would like to be part of this group please contact Deryck, Annie or Mehboob on the contact list overleaf. Bill Swap is the anti social behaviour officer for the Council and he is working closely with this group to ensure that any problems between neighbours, in particular those in private tenancies are dealt with. This group works together to try to either sort out the issues or evict those that are causing the nuisance. If you need to contact Bill Swap his telephone number is We are all aware of the problems of drug dealing in our area, and some of us are already actively reporting those responsible. In order for the police to act they need us to report each instance. They would like details of who they are (car registration? Description), what, when and where. It is very important that whilst gaining this information you do not put yourself at risk. Watch in secret and record the information. Do not confront! Do not be disheartened if it seems nothing is being done about you reporting these issues. Drug dealing is taken very seriously by the police and a lot of work concerning drugs is secret and undercover. Record all your information and call CRIMESTOPPERS For useful telephone numbers and a summary of crimes in May

Bad Neighbours - Bill Swap Noise Disturbance - Robert Crossland Rubbish problems - Waste help line however, Annie, Deryck and Mehboob would also be interested - contact them on the numbers below Drug Dealing issues - Crimestoppers Police (Non Emergencies) Call this number to report a crime that has happened. Police (Emergencies) Call this number when a crime is happening Local Police PC Neil Moorehouse PC Dave Collet Local Councillors Annie Smith Deryck Hillas Mehboob Khan Local Councillors Secretary NHW Liaison Officer Dave Whitteron uk BURGLARY DWELLING - CLOUGH ROAD TIMES BET; [2200] [2227] Date [28/05/03] THEFT - FROM MOTOR VEHICLE - CLOUGH ROAD TIMES BETWEEN; Time [2200] Date [21/05/03] Wednesday [0700] Date [22/05/03] Thursday BURGLARY DWELLING - CLOUGH ROAD TIMES BET; [0530] [0545] Date [11/06/03] Wednesday DAMAGE TO MOTOR VEHICLE - HALIFAX OLD ROAD TIMES BET; [1700] Date [06/06/03] Friday [0830] Date [09/06/03] Monday DAMAGE TO MOTOR VEHICLE - HALIFAX OLD ROAD TIMES BETWEEN; [1600] Date [09/06/03] Monday [0900] Date [10/06/03] Tuesday DAMAGE TO MOTOR VEHICLE - POPLAR STREET TIMES BET; [1715] Date [20/05/03] Tuesday [0600] Date [21/05/03] Wednesday ATTEMPT BURGLARY OTHER - FARTOWN SUPPORTERS CLUB HOUSE - POPLAR STREET TIMES BET; [1815] Date [13/06/03] Friday [1057] Date [14/06/03] Saturday BURGLARY DWELLING - SCALE HILL TIMES BET; [2300] Date [10/06/03] Tuesday [0700] Date [11/06/03] Wednesday TAKE CONVEYANCE - SCHOLES ROAD TIMES BET; [2200] Date [16/05/03] Friday [0900] Date [17/05/03] Saturday DAMAGE TO DWELLING - SCHOLES ROAD [2300] Date [20/05/03] Tuesday Why Join NHW? A few words from a co-ordinator Neighbour hood watch is not only a way of actively reducing crime. It also helps bring the community together, making our streets a safer place for us and our children. Crime in an area affects many things, Houses are more difficult to sell, insurance for both houses and cars rises, and you cannot feel safe. One individual cannot make a difference, but as a group we can reduce crime by attending the meetings and reporting everything you see.