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Community
Policing
The Windermere and Bowness Chamber of
Trade have formed a partnership with the local police to bring you up to
date information on policing issues within the Parish of Windermere.
This page is provided by
the Windermere and Bowness Chamber of Trade as part of its commitment to
public information.
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"A community
priority is the No. 1 concern that communities have about
their neighbourhood. Along with partners and that
community, the local officer will work towards a solution
and will keep the community informed of the progress being
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Local Community Police Officers:
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Insp. Spedding |
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Sgt. Stephens
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PC1794
Rebecca Hunter
Community Beat Officer (CBO) |
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5144
(PCSO)
Sarah Blacow
Windermere
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5249
(PCSO)
Scott Livett
Windermere Bowness South |
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Articles provided by the
Police
Cumbria Neighbourhood
Watch Association
Welcome to your NHW Association.
The
Vision of Cumbria Neighbourhood Watch Association is that, through the
commitment of the community to crime prevention, Cumbria will be a safer
place in which to live and work.
The
aim is to promote good citizenship and greater public participation in
the prevention and solution of crime and community safety, in particular
by the effective liaison between the Police, the Local Authority and
public in order to promote the efficiency of the Police in the Cumbria
Police Area. Also to reduce the fear of crime.
Click
here to access the Cumbria
Neighbourhood Watch Association website.
Letter from Scott Livett
Dear visitors
May I take this opportunity to thank you for the interest you show in
coming to the Lake District, especially in the areas around Lake
Windermere. You will find in general that the people here are very
friendly and the locations stunning, with more than the odd place of
interest to visit.
However, in my duty of PCSO, I would like to warn you about leaving any
valuables lying within reach of those who do not have your best
interests at heart. Unfortunately, the Lakes, as do many other parts of
the UK, suffers from some crime. Purses have occasionally gone missing,
with credit cards later used by the criminal elements of society. Also,
mobile phones and other small items, like cameras, etc, also go missing.
Please try to keep everything you have on you, or very close to you,
where you can keep an eye on them. Your vigilance is often enough a
deterrent.
Should you unfortunately fall victim to theft I would ask that you do
the following:
1) Report your loss immediately!
2) Try to think of where you have been before your loss was noticed.
3) We may also ask you at what time you arrived on the day, how you
arrived and who you were travelling with. This is merely to help us
trace your movements to discover where the loss, or theft, may have
occurred. So please give us as much assistance as you can.
Yours
Scott Livett
PCSO 5249
Windermere
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