This is a fantastic exhibition put on by the LRA Environment sub-committee with the financial support of Mole Valley DC and the CPRE
.
These creative works have been designed and assembled by six local schools and residents.
HAVE YOU SEEN IT?
Other organisations want to borrow it!
See it at the old Help Shop in Leatherhead High Street this week from Thursday 23 April to Saturday 25 April from 10am until 5pm each day.
Tuesday, 21 April 2015
Tuesday, 14 April 2015
Surrey Police: Mixed bag of thefts and sus vehicle on over-night shee
Any suspicious incidents should be reported to the police on 101 quoting the Crime reference number as appropriate.
Mixed bag of thefts and sus vehicle on over-night sheet. Can you help us with any..if so call 101 and quote ref.
Ref: 45150030089
Location: Swan Centre Leatherhead
Date and Time. 13/04/2015 10:30
Theft of purse from shopping basket.
http://www.surrey.police.uk/Keeping-Safe
Ref: 45150030100
Location: Dorking
Date and Time. 11/04/2015 14:00 – 15:00
Theft of valuables bag in football club changing room.
Ref: 45150030255
Location: Tyrrells Wood
Date and Time. 13/04/2015 20:03 -23:04
Attempted theft of York Stone patio.
SelectaDNA
Grease is an invisible coded solution that has been specially designed
to protect outdoor materials such as lead roofing and copper piping,
slabs which are particularly vulnerable to theft. https://www.selectadna.co.uk/selectadna-grease
Ref: P15094320
Location: Chapel Lane Little Bookham
Date and Time. 13/04/2015 22:35
Suspicious Activity: 4x4 with a powerful search light travelling along the contour to the field / possible poaching.
Poaching
(hunting or fishing) is illegal if: the game or fish is not in season;
the perpetrator does not hold a license; the hunter used an illegal
weapon for a particular animal; the animal or plant is on restricted
land; the right to hunt a particular animal is claimed by someone else;
the means used are illegal (e.g. baiting); or the animal or fish is
protected by law or is an endangered species.
Thursday, 2 April 2015
AGM - 13th April 2015 - 7:30pm
Leatherhead Residents’ Association
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
TO BE HELD ON MONDAY 13 APRIL 2015 AT 7.30PM
AT THE ABRAHAM DIXON HALL, LETHERHEAD INSTITUTE
AGENDA
Tea and coffee will be served from 7pm-7.20pm
1. Apologies for absence
2. Minutes of the AGM meeting held on Monday 14 April 2014
3. Matters Arising
4. Chairman’s Annual Report
5 Treasurer’s Report & Statement of Accounts
6. Appointment of Auditor
7. Election of Officers
8. Election of Secretary
9. Re-election of Committee and election of new
committee members (all nominations to be submitted
to the Secretary no later than 3 days before the meeting)
10. Increase in subscriptions to be approved
11. Future meetings
There will be a short break before the Talk
- Speakers:
- Neil Clarke – Crime Prevention Officer
PC Matt Savage – New Leatherhead Town Officer - Subject:
- Scam Scoundrels
Date of Next Committee Meeting: Monday, 11th May, 7.30 in G6 of the Institute.
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REMEMBER: THERE IS THE ART EXHIBITION BASED ON "RUBBISH" IN THE FORMER "HELP SHOP7quot; (29 HIGH STREET). IT WILL RUN ON THE 16th, 17th and 18th APRIL and again on 23rd, 24th and 25th APRIL from 10am till 5pm. UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF THEIR TEACHERS AND WITH FINANCIAL HELP FROM MVDC AND CPRE*, CHILDREN FROM OUR LOCAL SCHOOLS HAVE BEEN DESIGNING POSTERS AND PICTURES AIMED AT MAKING US ALL AWARE OF THE DAMAGE AND SHEER UGLINESS CAUSED BY THOUGHTLESS LITTER DROPPING. COME AND ADMIRE THEIR EFFORTS!
FINALLY, THE DRAMA FESTIVAL COMMITTEE IS HOPING MANY PEOPLE WILL COME TO WATCH THE PERFORMANCES AND ALSO BE GENEROUS WHEN PURCHASING TICKETS AND/OR MAKING DONATIONS TO THIS TOTALLY UNSUPPORTED ARTISTIC EVENT. IT RUNS FROM APRIL 27th TO MAY 9th AND OFFERS A DIFFERENT PROGRAMME EVERY NIGHT.
*CAMPAIGN FOR THE PROTECTION OF RURAL ENGLAND.
Surrey Police: Theft from Vans ,Drug Arrest, Jail for Fraudster
I have to report that the following crime occurred in or near to your area. Can you please circulate the details of the crime to the members of your Watch /Anyone if you think it will be of value.
Any suspicious incidents should be reported to the police on 101 quoting the Crime reference number as appropriate.
Ref: 45150026942
Location: Bookham Guildford Rd
Date and Time. Weds 1st Apr 18.00 – Thurs 2nd Apr 06.00
Work van has been broken into overnight and many hand tools and power tools have been stolen.
Ref: 45150026943
Location: Fetcham Cock Lane
Date and Time. Weds 1st Apr 22.00 – Thurs 2nd Apr 07.00
Vehicle has been broken into overnight and tools have been stolen.
Keeping your commercial vehicle safe
- Ensure your vehicle is always locked. Lock the back doors while driving.
- If
your vehicle doesn’t have an alarm, get one fitted. Insurance companies
will often give a discount for properly installed and approved alarms.
- Never leave personal documents in the vehicle’s cab.
- Never leave tools or equipment in your vehicle overnight.
- Keep your van keys safe while you are working. Never leave them in your vehicle.
- ‘High clearance’ vehicles are common targets for catalytic converter theft. Mark yours to deter thieves.
- Security mark all your tools and equipment to make items uniquely identifiable
- Don't buy cheap, second hand tools from a building site – they may be stolen. If you are suspicious – tell the police.
- Keep
stops for fuel, food and other goods to a minimum. The fewer stops you
need to make (leaving your vehicle unattended) the more secure it will
be.
- Make sure you have fully comprehensive insurance for your vehicle. Thieves will often 'smash and grab' causing damage that is expensive to repair and may take you off the road for several days.
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A third man has been sentenced in connection with 35 incidents - including one in Leatherhead - where elderly people were accosted in the street, followed home and demanded money for work which had never been completed on their homes.
Jesse Webb, 19, of The Paddocks, Lyne Road, Virginia Water, worked alongside his brother and father, travelling far and wide, looking for older people to target.
They would stop the victims, usually close to their homes, claim they had completed roofing work on their property and had returned to collect payment for the work. Often their victims, some of whom suffered from memory impairment through dementia or Alzheimer's, would believe them. In some cases the victim would give them cash from their home or, if they didn't have cash, the gang would drive the victim to their bank and get them to withdraw large sums of money.
Upon entering the victim's house, they would also commit a distraction burglary, distracting the victim whilst the other searched the house for more cash.
The complex investigation was led by Hertfordshire Constabulary's specialist investigation team, Operation Manhunt, a unit set up to investigate distraction burglary, frauds and other crimes against the elderly.
Read more: http://www.dorkingandleatherheadadvertiser.co.uk/Jail-19-year-old-member-gang-defrauded-pensioners/story-26271910-detail/story.html#ixzz3W8xu0b00
12011@surrey.pnn.police.uk
Andrew Reid
Surrey Police: Easter Weeekend
I am not sure the weather is nice enough to have windows open yet but if you are going out for the day, or going away over the weekend please do not forget your home security. Please check your windows and doors are shut and locked, also if you have anything which you feel may be enticing to potential thieves such as laptops, tablets, telephones, etc please put these out of sight.
Also think about your car security. Do not leave, SatNavs, phones or bags on view in your car. Take valuable items with you, that way you know they are safe. Try to park in a public place.
If you are using bicycles please ensure you lock them to something rigid such as a lamppost when out and about, and at home make sure they are locked in a garage or shed which also has a suitable lock on the outside, and cover shed windows etc.
Have a great weekend, and if you need to contact police call 101 or 999 in an emergency.
Robert Apperley
12774@surrey.pnn.police.uk
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