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Neighbourhood and policingThe parish council have agreed to bring all the neighbourhood and policing information on this website into a consolidated section. This is that section. This page comprises of the following sections
Please click on the link to the section. LATESTBye
Nicole
Nicole Bruce has alas left us for another role in Thames Valley Police. We all thank her for her active efforts in our rural community. Sgt Andy Jones has stated that plans are afoot to re-align the Neighbourhood Policing Team resources and responsibilities. This will include the addition of a police inspector post back at Buckingham after many years. More details will follow in September. Meanwhile, Dan Beglan continues to be our Neighbourhood specialised officer and can be contacted through the Thames Valley switchboard on 0 845 8 505 505
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addition to the Neighbourhood
Following ongoing dialogue between the Neighbourhood Action group and Thames Valley Police, a full time Neighbourhood Specialist Officer (NSO) has now returned to the Buckingham Rural North Neighbourhood area. PC Beglan has served with Thames Valley Police for the past 12 years, the past six of which have seen him stationed at Buckingham police station. PC Beglan has joined from the “response” team, which largely responds to immediate and urgent calls. During this time, he has been keen on the idea of joining the neighbourhood team and is now making positive contributions to the Buckingham North neighbourhood team. PC Beglan will be covers the area to the north of Buckingham town, working alongside the rest of the neighbourhood policing team, under the guidance of Sgt Andy Jones. PC Beglan is enthusiastic about the area and has been meeting our residents, business people and visitors. Some of our residents will recognise PC Beglan and will have spoken to him before so please when you see Dan or the team please do go and say hello. Remember that the Neighbourhood Action Group needs you!! For the sessions during 2009, all are welcome and the meetings will all be held in Akeley. This is YOUR chance to come and discuss with the police what you see as the needs of our village and the wider neighbourhood of our part of Buckinghamshire. So please come
along and support our policing team from Buckingham Police
Station. The next dates are listed below and held in Akeley Village Hall at 7:30pm NAG NAG NAG .... we need you! 31Jan2009 The Neighbourhood Action Group needs you. For the sessions during 2009, all are welcome and the meetings will all be held in Akeley. This is YOUR chance to come and discuss with the police what you see as the needs of our village and the wider neighbourhood of our part of Buckinghamshire. So please come
along and support our PC Dan Beglan the team from Buckingham Police
Station. The next date is 2nd September 2009 in Akeley Village Hall at 7:30pm backgroundAkeley is part of the Buckingham North policing neighbourhood. Neighbourhood policing is about putting the ‘local’ back into local policing. It’s about making sure that the police, working with other agencies, provide the service that people want by tackling those issues that are important to local residents. Each neighbourhood, or group of neighbourhoods, will have its own team made up of police officers, police community support officers or wardens whose entire focus will be on that area. The team comprises of one sergeant, one PC and two PCSO. They all work from Buckingham Police Station and are:
The villages in the Buckingham North East part of the neighbourhood include Akeley as well as Lillingstone Dayrell, Luffield Abbey, Lillingstone Lovell, Leckhampstead, Foscott, Thornborough, Thornton, Beachampton, Nash, Whaddon, Great Horwood, Little Horwood and Adstock. Neighbourhood watch
local crimeAs a part of the neighbourhood watch scheme, Thames Valley Police occasionally circulate details of crimes in the area. Here is some of the latest information: 06Dec08 Overnight Monday 1st and Tuesday 2nd December, offenders gained access to an outhouse at a farm premises in Stowe, and stole a Sthil hedge trimmer and three Sthil chain saws. If you have any information that might assist officers dealing with this crime, please call on 0 845 8 505 505 and state that you are responding to this Ringmaster message.
Neighbourhood action groupA Neighbourhood Action Group, or NAG,
is set up to deal with key issues They are key to the success of neighbourhood
policing as it is this group who will plan on behalf of the community
and organise for tasks to be completed. In effect, they are the
‘doers’ accountable locally for responding to problems a
community wants to tackle. The NAG that covers Akeley meets regularly every other month. Dates for 2009 are below and the venue is currently Akeley Village Hall at 7:30pm
For more details please contact Dan Beglan. crime statistics - updated 01AUG09Figures made available to the Buckinghamshire North East Neighbourhood Action Group show a year on year increase of 32% for Crime across the area including Akeley where the increase is 50% albeit the levels are a lot lower than the less rural locations. The below shows the detail for the Akeley and has kindly been provided by Sgt Andy Jones at Buckingham police station. Last 6 Months Compared to Same 6 Months Last Year
Last 6 Months Compared to Same 6 Months Last Year
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All criminal damage offences except damage to vehicles. ** :
Theft from and of vehicles, and damage to vehicles. *** :
Domestic, racist, child protection incidents, etc. The detailed reports for Akeley can be downloaded by clicking here and for all the villages in the Buckingham North by clicking here If you wish to contact the Thames Valley Police then contact details can be found by clicking here
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