Item added 7th January 2007
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Furzedown Safer Neighbourhood Team Newsletters:

Please find attached the Furzedown Safer Neighbourhood Team Newsletters for December and January

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Item added 7th January 2007
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Tooting & Balham Crime Report - 4th January 2007:

Happy New Year!

The files attached below have reports on burglary and street crime (note that car crimes are not included).

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Item added 7th January 2007
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Tooting & Balham Crime Report - 21st December 2006:

Happy Christmas!

The files attached below have reports on burglary and street crime (note that car crimes are not included).

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Item added 7th January 2007
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Tooting & Balham Crime Report - 14th December 2006:

The files attached below have reports on burglary and street crime (note that car crimes are not included).

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Message from Steve Selby,
Community Safety Division, Wandsworth Council
There have been a number of burglaries recently where keys have been stolen overnight, possibly by the use of a fishing rod or similar through the letterbox. The thief will then often steal the owner's car from outside the premises. Please ensure that all your keys are both out of sight and out of reach of the letterbox. It is possible to fit a guard internally to prevent this, available from most locksmiths.

There are still too many distraction burglaries, with the criminals posing as water board, gas or electricity workers. Please ask your vulnerable neighbours not to open the door unless they are absolutely sure of the identity of the caller. Police figures show that once they have opened the door, they become much more likely to allow the caller in, even though they are aware of the possibility of being a victim.

I have been asked to point out that the dustmen in Wandsworth are not allowed to solicit for tips at Christmas. People posing as dustmen have already managed to con some people out of money, and the advice is to call the police if anyone calls on you asking for a Christmas box.

Item added 7th January 2007
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Tooting & Balham Crime Report - 7th December 2006:

The files attached below have reports on burglary and street crime (note that car crimes are not included).

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Message from Steve Selby,
Community Safety Division, Wandsworth Council

The next delivery of the Thomson/Yellow Pages telephone directories is due to start on 15th December in all parts of the borough, lasting two or three weeks. Whilst the company concerned endeavours to leave them out of sight of the street, there will be occasions when they will be visible. If your neighbour's directories are left in view, could you please take them in, so as not to indicate to a burglar that the house or flat is empty.

Every year, in the period leading up to Christmas, there are a number of burglaries where presents have been stolen, after being left in full view under the Chistmas tree. Try not to be a victim and avoid disappointing the family, by ensureing that they cannot be seen from the street, either by moving them or drawing the curtains. Most electronic goods, bicycles, jewellery, etc., can be registered free at www.immobilise.com which may help to recover them if stolen, and of course, you should encourage the recipients of any gifts to postcode them. Perhaps a UV pen on the Christmas tree?

Item added 2nd December 2006
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Tooting & Balham Crime Report - 30th November 2006:

The files attached below have reports on burglary and street crime (note that car crimes are not included).

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Item added 2nd December 2006
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Tooting & Balham Crime Report - 23rd November 2006:

The files attached below have reports on burglary and street crime (note that car crimes are not included).

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Item added 2nd December 2006
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Tooting & Balham Crime Report - 16th November 2006:

The files attached below have reports on burglary and street crime (note that car crimes are not included).

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Item added 12th November 2006
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Tooting & Balham Crime Report - 9th November 2006:

The files attached below have reports on burglary and street crime (note that car crimes are not included).

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Item added 5th November 2006
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Tooting & Balham Crime Report - 2nd November 2006:

The files attached below have reports on burglary and street crime (note that car crimes are not included).

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Item added 29th October 2006
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Tooting & Balham Crime Report - 26th October 2006:

The files attached below have reports on burglary and street crime (note that car crimes are not included).

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Item added 21st October 2006
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Tooting & Balham Crime Report - 19th October 2006:

The files attached below have reports on burglary and street crime (note that car crimes are not included).

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Item added 14th October 2006
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Tooting & Balham Crime Report - 12th October 2006:

The files attached below have reports on burglary and street crime (note that car crimes are not included).

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Message from Steve Selby,
Community Safety Division, Wandsworth Council

Please find attached the latest crime briefing for your area, together with a flyer for the Battersea Police Ball, which supports a number of crime prevention initiatives in the borough. Why not get up a party from your Neighbourhood Watch?

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Item added 8th October 2006
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Tooting & Balham Crime Report - 5th October 2006:

The files attached below have reports on burglary and street crime (note that car crimes are not included).

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Item added 8th October 2006
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Tooting & Balham Crime Report - 28th Sept 2006:

The files attached below have reports on burglary and street crime (note that car crimes are not included).

Message from Steve Selby,
Community Safety Division, Wandsworth Council

A reminder that the AGM of the Wandsworth Borough Neighbourhood Watch Association will be held at 7pm on Monday 9th October 2006, at the Council Chambers, Wandsworth Town Hall, Wandsworth High Street, SW18.

If you are interested in standing for election, please contact Sylvie Chrzanowska by email at snchrzanowska@waitrose.com

A man and a woman were recently seen in the Putney area searching through dustbins. When they realised they were being watched they went away, but it is possible they were looking for information to help them in identity theft. This is a growing problem which you can help to prevent by ensuring that you destroy any personal information on documents before putting them
in the bin. The best way is to use a shredder; these can be bought very
cheaply now, and the resulting product can be composted along with your kitchen/garden waste

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Message from Keeley WEBB PC 863WW
Furzedown Ward Safer Neighbourhood Team
Tooting Police Station
Just a brief e mail, for those who did not attend the last Ward Meeting.
Now that Furzedown has a full Safer neighbourhood team, we are required to fall in line with the SNT Model met wide, and this means that we are now required to have a 'set' ward panel. This means we must have a panel of people which we meet with every two months who look at and assess issues across the ward and set our priorities for us, as opposed to us deciding what issues we tackle. We then feed back to the panel at the next meeting on the progress we have made. We will still have public meetings, and will obviously look at all the issues across the Ward, however those discussed by the Ward Panel would be what we work towards most often.

If anyone is interested in becoming a panel member, please contact me and I will pass your details on to the Chairman of our current meetings, to look at picking the Panel. The Panel will not be picked by Police and we are looking at a variety of different people to fill these places. Local shopkeepers, residents, faith leaders, Neighbourhood Watch coordinators etc

Kind Regards
Keeley WEBB PC 863WW
Furzedown Ward Safer Neighbourhood Team
Tooting Police Station
020 8247 8171
020 8721 2423
Mobile 07920 233 937
Keeley.Webb@met.police.uk

Item added 24th Sept 2006
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Tooting & Balham Crime Report - 22ndSept 2006:

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Message from Keeley WEBB PC 863WW
Furzedown Ward Safer Neighbourhood Team
Tooting Police Station

Please find attached the Furzedown SNT September newsletter

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Item added 16th Sept 2006
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Tooting & Balham Crime Report - 13th Sept 2006:

The files attached below have reports on burglary and street crime (note that car crimes are not included).

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Item added 9th Sept 2006
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Tooting & Balham Crime Report - 7th Sept 2006:

The files attached below have reports on burglary and street crime (note that car crimes are not included).

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