GMP Barton Newsletter - City West Housing Trust

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GMP Barton Newsletter - City West Housing Trust
Monthly Newsletter Barton
Welcome to the May Newsletter from your local
Neighbourhood Policing Team
Your Local Neighbourhood Team:
PC Sarah
McCabe
PCSO Tracey
Tynan
Welcome to the May newsletter. You may of noticed the team has got smaller, Pc Jill Jackson has
moved onto CID and PCSO Sanaz is pregnant and is now working in the office. At the moment there
is no one in line to replace them so our apologies if you do not see us as often as we would like but
we’re having to move a lot faster to get things done!
Motorcycle Thefts
We are still having a large amount of motorcycles stolen from all over Eccles leading to a number of
them being used on fields and parks in an anti-social manner.
Mainly they have been small mopeds and Motocross bikes.
We are fortunate to have a number of Salford Council CCTV cameras who we work with to locate and
prosecute the offenders, we also have a very good Off Road Bike Unit based at Eccles Police Station
who are very keen to stop this.
As an owner of a motorbike myself I speak from experience of the simple things that can be done to
deter thieves.
Is your bike locked to something that can’t be moved?
Is the chain covered making it difficult for bolt croppers to grip the chain?
Can you fit an anchor to the floor or wall to secure it to?
Do you use a cover on it so thieves can’t actually see what bike it is?
Is it alarmed and immobilised?
Do you have a security light on it? Thieves don’t like to be lit up they want to be away in the smallest
amount of time with no noise made and not seen.
Don’t make it easy for them to steal your pride and joy.
Enjoy riding your bike but most of all take care.
GMPSalford South
@GMPSalfordSouth
Monthly Newsletter for Barton
Crime
1stRoad
April to 30th April 2015
2 x Domestic Burglary – Latest
Ellesmere
StreetFigures
and Fairless
Burglary x 2, Langland Drive, Wycliffe St entry gained to both addresses via unlocked doors occurred
overnight
Burglary Other (Sheds, Garages and Business) x 5, Barton Lane, Renshaw St, Peel Green Rd,
Green Lane, Cawdor St
Theft From Person x 2, Ellesmere St, Edison Rd
Theft Of Motor Vehicle x 4, Liverpool Rd, Rooke St, Pleasant Rd, Braunston Close (2 motorcycles)
Theft From a Vehicle x 5, Irlam Ave, Church St, Eldon Place, Parkside Ave, Trafford Rd
Theft of A Pedal Cycle x 2, Church St, Phillip St
Criminal Damage x 28
Hate Incidents x 3, Gleaves Rd, Bell Terrace, Liverpool Rd
Drugs Offences x 2, Liverpool Rd, Higher Croft
Improving your neighbourhood
Salford Street Champions are volunteers
who act as the 'eyes and ears' of a
community. They do this by reporting any
environmental issues that are affecting
neighbourhoods to the council and other
agencies. This can include Litter and flytipping, Dog fouling, Graffiti, Missed bin
collections, Pot holes, Broken street lighting,
Anti-social behaviour & Noise nuisances.
By becoming a Street Champion you can
help to improve all aspects of your local
environment, and make your communities
voice heard. You will receive regular
updates on-going help and advice,
invitation’s to meetings to discuss local
issues and meet other Street Champions, enewsletter’s, and a free welcome pack and
litter picking equipment.
How do I get involved?
Simply fill out the online form at
salford.gov.uk/streetchampions