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Anti-Social Behavior and Homewatch
Many incidents of Anti-social behaviour go unreported, if we want
the the Police were to act on the matter, as they did last year in
Dunham they need reports of as many incidents as possible in order
pinpoint the culprits . Many people feel that in the past the Police
have appeared indifferent to reports of minor incidents but this had
changed and both the Police and Breckland District Council are keen to
stamp out anti-social behaviour
Can I therefore encourage all residents to REPORT ALL INCIDENTS OF ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR or indeed any other suspicious or criminal behaviour to:
Or your local Homewatch Co-ordinator click for details...
The Police on their non-emergency number 0845 456 4567
The Breckland Anti-social Behaviour Officer on 01362-656 367 or e-mail tracey.baxter@breckland.gov.uk.
Remember don't Phone
999 unless it's a real Emergency.
In
non-emergency situations you should call 0845 456 4567
Examples of a non-emergency;
'I've been burgled while on holiday....
'My car has been vandalised...
'I think I've found some stolen property....
'There's a noisy gang of teenagers outside....
Further
information on non-emergency number....
If a crime is happening NOW or someone is in danger you
should always call 999
LOOKING FOR A TRADER YOU CAN TRUST?
Then look no further than the Norfolk Trusted Trader Scheme from
Norfolk County Council Trading Standards Service. Where the details of
local businesses, are only a click or phone call away.
The scheme is continuing to expand and now covers a wider number of
trade areas; it also allows customers to give feedback on the service
they have received from the Trusted Trader member. This feedback is
published on the website to help consumers make their choice on which
trader to use.
Traders apply to join the scheme, and Trading Standards then assess
whether they are suitable for membership. As part of the
assessment, Trading Standards may check records of complaints and
trading history in relation to the applicant. If the assessment
is satisfactory, the trader is accepted as a member of the scheme.
The scheme also supports and promotes good local businesses. The feedback forms endorse and recommend their service.
To find a reputable Norfolk based trader search the Trusted Trader directory at www.norfolk.gov.uk/trustedtrader or to request a copy, call Consumer Direct on 08454 04 05 06 (4p per minute from a BT line)
Or if you want to say “I’m no ordinary Trader – I’m a Trusted Trader”
And become a Trusted Trader member call 0344 800 8013 (Standard rates apply) or visit www.norfolk.gov.uk/trustedtrader to find out how to apply for accreditation.
Useful Links
NORFOLK HOMEWATCH - http://www.norfolkhomewatch.info/
BBC feature - http://www.bbc.co.uk/norfolk/features/crackingcrime_homewatch.shtml