News
and Events
Bingham Virtual (Online) scheme
Date added: 22 August 2010
33 members have so far signed up to the Bingham Virtual Scheme, which is free and allows you to focus on the crime statistics for the Bingham area in various formats to suit yourself (e.g. last months’ figures as a 3D bar chart; the whole year as a 3D pie chart; or the last 14 days as a summary, etc). It allows you the freedom to interrogate the crime patterns on any time scale you choose and in whatever format you wish. You can see the modus operandi of individual crimes, report information back to the police and engage in scheme discussions. And it also lets you see the crime Alerts that have been sent out previously. The more Bingham residents who sign up to the scheme the stronger becomes our collective awareness and security as our network becomes extended and more informed. So we urge Bingham residents to join – and you don’t have to be in a Neighbourhood Watch scheme to join. To remind you how to join:
- Go to www.rushcliffecommunity.co.uk
- Choose your own Username and Password
- Type these in and ‘Join’
- Once you have joined, email mail@bingham-watch.com with your name and phone number, saying you’d like to join the Bingham Virtual Scheme.
- We will then invite you to join.
We look forward to welcoming you.
Next co-ordinators' meeting
Date added: 21 August 2010
The next quarterly meeting of co-ordinators’ will be held on Thursday
2 September 2010 at 7.30pm at The Old Court House, Church Street, Bingham. If you are interested in joining Neighbourhood Watch or merely need more information before deciding, then please come along to the meeting. You’ll be made very welcome by our Chairman, Gordon Sanders.
New co-ordinator Orchard Avenue
Date added: 1 August 2010
We’re very grateful to Shirley Heywood, who has kindly taken over as co-ordinator for the Orchard Avenue scheme of 32 properties after Frank Kerry chose to step down on health grounds. Some of you will know that Orchard Avenue is one of our longest-standing schemes, for which Bob Killingworth was the original co-ordinator. Bob was the very enthusiastic founding Chairman of the Bingham scheme, before moving to Weston-super-Mare, Somerset.
Neighbourhood Alerts
Date added: 23 July 2010
We’re now listing on our website those Neighbourhood Alert messages (from the 
police) that are considered most relevant to Bingham residents, as we did previously with the Ringmaster messages, now discontinued. You can access these alerts by visiting our Crime data page and clicking on the ‘Neighbourhood Alerts’ link. We also show you via this link how you can join to receive your own alerts; once registered, if a Bingham resident, you can then apply to join the Bingham Virtual Scheme. For more details, see below the two entries: dates added: 25 May 2010 and 26 June 2010.
What Neighbourhood Watch does
Date added: 22 July 2010
Some people who have yet to join Neighbourhood Watch (NW) are not totally clear about what NW does. Click here to learn more about it.
Launch of new scheme
Date added: 16 July 2010
The new Skylark Close scheme was launched at a meeting of approximately 20 residents at The Old Court House on 15 July 2010, thanks to the initiative of new co-ordinator David Mason and his wife Helen. The meeting was also attended by Chairman Gordon Sanders, Vice-Chairman Bob Garland, Beat Manager PC John Kneale and PCSO Richard Bombroffe. A detailed Welcome Pack was available 
for every household in the scheme. Helen Mason welcomed residents, and Gordon and Bob outlined the structure and operation of the Bingham scheme, detailing all the key contacts and encouraging members to sign up to the police Neighbourhood Alert messaging system. Members were encouraged to visit regularly the Bingham website. PC John Kneale and PCSO Richard Bombroffe explained the police role, their partnership with Neighbourhood Watch and spoke about crime figures and security advice. Gordon demonstrated a range of security devices including shed alarms, window alarms, personal attack alarms, all available at discounted prices, and Bob explained the SmartWater security marking kit. Data Link kits were also explained and freely available. There was a good interchange of ideas including such issues as burglar alarms, crime figures, effectiveness of Neighbourhood Watch in reducing crime, security strategies, thinking like a burglar, positioning of the street signs and the need for residents to support the co-ordinator, David. Members were encouraged to persuade neighbouring streets to join, in order to provide greater collective security in that part of Bingham. We have little doubt the scheme will be well organized and wish David and his members every possible success.
Re-launch of sponsorship deal
Date added: 16 July 2010
We’re delighted to announce the re-launch of Hammond Harwood’s Sponsorship Scheme to support our funds. For every property that Estate Agency Hammond 
Harwood sells on a road in membership of Bingham Neighbourhood Watch, the estate agency donates £25 to Bingham Neighbourhood Watch. When contacted by Jonathan Hammond to learn of this renewal of the sponsorship deal, Chairman Gordon Sanders said, “I was absolutely delighted when Jonathan contacted me with this news. The support we receive from Hammond Harwood is terrific and we’re very grateful to them.” The picture shows Jonathan Hammond (right) presenting the first £25 cheque to Chairman Gordon Sanders (centre) on 15 July 2010, with Vice-Chairman Bob Garland (left) in the presence of Beat Manager PC John Kneale (next to Jonathan) and PCSO Richard Bombroffe.
Main factors that deter burglars
Date added: 14 July 2010
Main factors deterring domestic burglars
(based on Home Office research provided by burglars themselves)
Presence of alarms outside property 84%
Belief that house is occupied 84%*
Presence of CCTV/camera near property 82%
Apparent strength of doors/window locks 55%
Evidence of membership of Neighbourhood Watch or similar 29%
Property marking campaigns 25%
Poster campaigns 18%
* Hence the police advice: Look in when out.
Be alert - join the community
Date added: 9 July 2010
Click here to see what you get.
Streets in membership
Date added: 7 July 2010
Our Streets page shows the list of streets in membership. However, we have now also listed our 85 streets on a single side of A4. Click here to see the list.
Key Contacts list
Date added: 7 July 2010
We have recently updated our list of Key Contacts. You might wish to download and print off this list to keep near your phone for future reference.
Beat the burglar - teaser
Date added: 1 July 2010
Try our little teaser to help beat the burglar. Click here
Preventing bogus callers - free event
Date added: 30 June 2010
For details of the above free event at Gamston (near Morrisons) on 6 July 2010 click here. We look forward to seeing you there.
Neighbourhood Alert - join your Bingham Scheme
Date added: 26 June 2010
If you are a Bingham resident and have registered for the Neighbourhood Alert system by visiting www.rushcliffecommunity.co.uk, then you could be eligible to join the Bingham Neighbourhood Watch Virtual (Online) Scheme, which focuses on crime statistics and other issues relating specifically to the local Bingham area. You do not need to live in a Neighbourhood Watch scheme to benefit from this service, though we hope you might be persuaded to join sometime in the future. If interested in joining the Bingham Virtual Scheme, please email mail@bingham-watch.com and give us your name, address and phone number. We’ll then get back to you very quickly. More information is shown below in the entry dated 25 May 2010. We look forward to hearing from you.
SmartWater - new stock
Date added: 16 June 2010
Having previously sold over 350 SmartWater kits, we have recently replenished 
our stock and are continuing to sell them to Bingham residents at the discounted price of £10 each, on delivery. Anyone wanting a vial should contact us by email at
mail@bingham-watch.com giving the following information:
- Your name
- Address
- Tel no
- No of vials required.
We will then get back to you within a day or two. Please don’t miss this opportunity to protect your property.
Stall at Bingham Fair Saturday 12 June 2010
Date added: 13 June 2010
Verdict: a brilliant day! Our stall at Bingham Fair on Saturday 12 June (the day our
footballers could only manage 1 – 1 draw with the USA) attracted so many visitors that our tombola was sold out by 12.30pm, and we thank everyone who generously made donations and all those who bought tickets. Without those donations we would have no tombola, and your contributions are greatly appreciated. The tombola generated a superb £131 for central funds. We’re particularly indebted to Chairman Gordon Sanders, who organized and staffed the stall all day, and to Jane Best who 
labelled all the gifts and worked so tirelessly on the stall for several hours. Thanks are also due to everyone else who helped on the stall, including Jane Baker, Pat Byard, PCSO Sally Charles, Fiona Franklin, Bob Garland, Joy Holbrook, Barbara Holland-Leader, Elsie Murray and John Perkins. Interactions with the public were many and fruitful, and we’re hopeful the occasion will generate several new schemes. Many congratulations to everyone concerned. The upper picture shows a packed stall with (left to right) Jane Best, Joy Holbrook behind the stall, Gordon Sanders and John Perkins. The lower shot shows Elsie Murray, Gordon Sanders and Bob Garland (both photos courtesy of Anthony Hall).
Brain Teaser 2 answers
Date added: 12 June 2010
The June newsletter (see 3 June 2010 below) included Brain Teaser 2. The answers to the 5 street names are: 1. Walkers Close (anagram); 2. Crow Court (Russell Crowe, nabbed = caught); 3. Langar Road (cargo = load, rag ran = anagram); 4. Cogley Lane (leer = ogle, confines of conservatory = cy, hence Cogley; Venus = planet, without ends = lane). 5 out of 5?
Latest Newsletter
Date added: 3 June 2010
To read our new-format June 2010 Newsletter and perhaps try our two brain teasers and burglary quiz, click here.
New Neighbourhood Alert website
Date added: 25 May 2010
Rushcliffe residents can now access a new warning system, called Neighbourhood Alert, about local crime, and can now contribute actively towards making their community safer by using their own PCs on a new web-based crime alert system. The new website, provided by Nottinghamshire Police, allows members to supply information to the police about suspicious activities and to discuss local issues online. The site allows you to access crime statistics, report information, receive alerts and to start a virtual scheme. The service is free of charge to recipients. To access the site and register, visit www.rushcliffecommunity.co.uk
June 2010 Newsletter
Date added: 13 May 2010
Watch out for our new format June Newsletter, which will go to member households in mid-late June. It carries articles on Junior Neighbourhood Watch, shed burglary, new schemes, end of Ringmaster, what number to call in an emergency, bogus callers, holiday advice, Bingham crime patterns, visit to police control centre, and two brain teasers for you to try. The Newsletter will also be posted on this site.
Bingham burglaries
Date added: 12 May 2010
Bingham has suffered some recent burglaries in early May, so we ask all residents to stay vigilant and protect their property as best th
ey can. Please alway
s lock your doors and windows and try to look in when out. Ideally, install a burglar alarm and use timer switches on your lights and TV or radio. There is no excuse for permitting a ‘walk-in’ burglary, where the thief enters through an open door or window, and yet this type of crime happens all too often. Complacency is your biggest enemy, so don’t give the criminals an easy ride.
Co-ordinators' visit to police control centre
Date added: 1 May 2010
A group of 14 Bingham co-ordinators visited the Nottinghamshire Police control centre at S
herwood Lodge on 22 April 2010, by invitation of Nigel Turner, police Partnerships Officer. We saw at first hand how 999 calls are handled and resources targeted at the various incidents. A wall monitor displayed a response rate of 93% of 999 calls being handled within 10 seconds, the response rate being constantly updated. The highest category incidents are normally reached within an average of 10-20 minutes. The Nottinghamshire control centre is well resourced and ranks among the top few such centres in the UK. It was a valuable and informative learning experience for our co-ordinators.
Use of force against intruders
Date added: 23 April 2010
“It’s a rare and frightening prospect to be confronted by an intruder in your own home”. This is a quote from the Joint Public Statement from the Crown Prosecution Service and the Association of Chief Police Officers. Visit the following link to help gain greater clarification about ‘reasonable force’, being attacked, retaliation and how the police and CPS might treat you.
http://www.cps.gov.uk/publications/prosecution/householders.html
Proposed re-launch of NW in Nottinghamshire
Date added: 20 April 2010
Nottinghamshire Police is backing a major re-launch of Neighbourhood Watch in the County; it needs to be fresh and innovative. The event will be held in the Assembly Rooms at County Hall, West Bridgford commencing at 10.30am on Saturday 22 May 2010. Admission is free, so please come along as we need to hear your views. Note: if you are a Bingham co-ordinator or resident of Bingham, and intending to go, it would be greatly appreciated if you would kindly contact our Chairman Gordon Sanders on 838365 or email us at mail@bingham-watch.com so that we have a feel for the level of interest from our town. Thank you. For more information see the Nottinghamshire Police website.
Burglary 10 Quiz
Date added: 20 April 2010
Fancy your chances on burglary statistics? Then have a go at our Burglary 10 Quiz. No prizes on offer this time, however! If you enjoy the quiz, all we ask is that you tell your friends about it and give them our website address. Thank you. Click here for the quiz.
Lock up to beat the burglar
Date added: 19 April 2010
Well
over a quarter (28 per cent) of domestic burglaries in our area are ‘walk-in’, where householders have left doors and/or windows unlocked. In a recent case in Bingham burglars entered a house, walked through to the kitchen, picked up car keys and stole the car – while the owners were at home! The police have asked us to include this press release on our site, which provides more information. Hopefully, no NW residents will be caught out this way!
Summary of Bingham Neighbourhood Watch
Date added: 7 April 2010
Visitors to the site who might welcome a brief one-page summary of the scale, structure, communication systems, projects and success of our scheme should click here
New scheme launched - Langar Road
Date added: 1 April 2010
We’re delighted to report the launch of another new scheme. The Langar Road scheme, comprising 17 properties, was launched by Chairman Gordon Sanders and Vice-Chairman Bob Garland at a very well-attended meeting of residents at The Old Court House, Bingham, on Wednesday 31 March 2010. Information packs were distributed at the meeting and there was an excellent exchange of information and ideas. Congratulations to new co-ordinators Jeff and Sue Yardley; it’s clear they’ll be strongly supported by members and we wish them and all scheme members every success with the scheme. Langar Road becomes the 85th street in the Bingham scheme, which now involves over 1800 households and approximately 4000 residents.
Carnarvon Primary School Project 17 March 2010
Date added: 18 March 2010
A team of Bingham co-ordinators has been working with members of Nottinghamshire police and staff of Carnarvon Primary School, Bingham, to 
design and deliver an innovative project for the pupils. The project took place on 17 March 2010. It introduced the concept of Neighbourhood Watch and involved the pupils in 4 key activities: describing a stranger; coding of small valuables; finger printing; and bicycle coding. 63 Year 5 pupils took part and thoroughly enjoyed the session. The children were each presented with a goody bag at the end day, which included a range of small items and, crucially, a questionnaire involving 16 multiple-choice questions to test their – and their parents’ – knowledge of security issues. Pupils were given a week to complete and return their questionnaires, which will be marked and returned to them after the Easter holiday. A detailed evaluation of the project will take place in April. 
Grateful thanks are offered to Head Teacher, Jonathan Cunliffe, and to co-ordinators Alan Cotton, Bron Downing, Bob Garland, Barrie Phillips and Gordon Sanders; and also to PCSOs Matt Adcock, Richard Bombroffe and Sally Charles, together with Neighbourhood Watch Support Worker, Wendy Morris, who were all involved in the design and delivery of the project. Class teachers Vanessa Andreoli and Richard Hall contributed valuably to the exercises and School Secretary Kay Howells gave strong administrative support. This was a strong team effort, which made a major contribution towards the pupils’ understanding of their own safety and security. We shall report further after the full evaluation. The upper picture shows Wendy Morris leading an exercise on coding and finger printing, while the lower photo shows Gordon Sanders demonstrating bicycle coding.
Distraction burglary poster
Date added: 11 March 2010
You may be aware Operation Liberal is a nationwide campaign to reduce distraction burglary. In the South Notts Police Division there have been 50 such offences reported in the past 12 months. Whilst this is an extremely low rate of offence, just a single victim of this type of crime is one too many. The low rate of reported offences would indicate that most people are aware of the precautions they need to take to avoid becoming a victim of this type of crime. However, to maintain awareness and avoid complacency, the police have suggested you look at this poster. Further advice on crime reduction can be obtained from the South Notts Police Division Crime Reduction Managers; just ring 0300 300 99 99 and ask to be put through to your local Crime Reduction Manger.
End of Ringmaster messaging service
Date added: 3 March 2010
We are extremely sorry to have to report that, due to financial constraints, the Ringmaster messaging service across the South Notts Police Division, both email and voice mail, will be discontinued from 1 April 2010. Also, we are losing at the same time the excellent service we have been receiving in Bingham from our two Neighbourhood Support Workers, Wendy Morris and John Lennard. Wendy and John have provided a very professional and friendly service, for which we thank them greatly; their services will be sorely missed, and not only in Bingham. Our point of contact for Neighbourhood Watch with the police will now be exclusively through our Local Neighbourhood Policing Team in Bingham on 0300 300 99 99 Ext 6261.
Neighbourhood and Home Watch Network
Date added: 17 February 2010
You’re strongly advised to visit The Neighbourhood and Home Watch Network website at www.mynhw.co.uk to see their Latest News Headlines, News, Events, Documents, Training Kits, Crime Prevention and other relevant information. The site carries a wealth of useful information for Neighbourhood Watch members.
New business cards for co-ordinators
Date added: 12 February 2010
Co-ordinators agreed at their quarterly meeting in December 2009 that it would be helpful in promoting the scheme to 
issue them with business cards to give out to anyone showing interest in the activities of Bingham Neighbourhood Watch The cards are now available and will be given to co-ordinators at their meeting on 4 March 2010. The card carries basic details of our website address, our email address and the new Nottinghamshire Police phone number and extension. On the reverse, co-ordinators are able to show their name and contact number. It is hoped that this inexpensive technique will help to publicise and expand our scheme. Note: the cards are white with blue lettering; the photo is not a true representation.
Road Quiz 2 - Results
Date amended: 24 February 2010
We offer warm thanks and admiration to the six stalwarts who submitted entries 
to our Road Quiz 2 competition. It was a stiff test requiring tenacity and a nimble mind. All six entrants provided correct results and the winner’s name was drawn independently by a member of the Bingham Library staff. The winner, who takes the £20 prize, was Michael Hammond, and correct entries were also received from Lynne Barnett, D Edwards, Ann Falconer, Jonathan Hammond and Mrs J Marsh. Many congratulations to all of you and we hope you enjoyed the challenge. Click here to see the clues, answers and explanations. The photo shows winner Michael Hammond (centre) being presented with his prize by Chairman Gordon Sanders (left), watched by Vice-Chairman and quizmaster Bob Garland (right).
Police neighbourhood priorties and updates
Date added: 14 January 2010
To read the neighbourhood priorities and police updates for the Bingham area, click on the police badge link on the bottom left of this page to bring up the Nottinghamshire Police website. Type ‘Bingham and Trent’ into the search box on the top right of the page and ‘submit’. You can then click on the link to see the police team. Scroll down the page to read the police updates for January 2010.
Spate of burglaries in Bingham
Date added: 8 January 2010
Visit our Crime data page and click on ‘Ringmaster alerts’ to read Message 1594 about a series of household burglaries in Bingham over the past two months. Stay alert and don’t leave your home at risk – there’s no excuse for leaving doors or windows unlocked. Message 1593 gives a website address that provides valuable information on emails targeting the elderly and vulnerable. Please act upon the message if you know of any elderly victims or potential victims.
Crimestoppers presentation
Date added: 27 November 2009
Co-ordinators, at their AGM on 26 November, received an excellent, entertaining presentation on 
the work of Crimestoppers from Sarah Smithurst, Crimestoppers Co-ordinator for Nottinghamshire. Sarah explained the origins and history of Crimestoppers – a charity – it’s annual running costs, the large amount of drugs taken off the streets through its work, and outlined the wide range of offences that are reported through the Crimestoppers number, 0800 555 111. She also explained how the anonymity of callers is safeguarded. Her talk was very entertaining and informative, and was widely applauded. We strongly recommend you call this number in absolute confidence if you have any information or suspicions about local crimes or criminals in Bingham.
Home security website
Date added: 9 November 2009
There’s an interesting website you might like to visit for useful advice on a range of home security issues, including burglary prevention, home alarm systems and home security basics. You can also register for a free monthly newsletter. The site also carries some quizzes on crime knowledge, including: Crime knowledge quiz, Are you a security savvy householder? How responsible a neighbour are you? How street smart are you? Visit www.securedhome.co.uk to take a look. Bet you can’t get all the answers right!
Burglary poster
Date added: 14 October 2009
With the dark nights approaching, the police have issued this poster on burglary avoidance.
To see the full size image, click here
Crimestoppers in Bingham 26 November 2009
Date added: 12 October 2009
We’re delighted that Sarah Smithurst, Crimestoppers coordinator for Nottinghamshire, will address our next co-ordinators’ meeting on Thursday 26 November 2009. Sarah will outline the work of 
Crimestoppers and provide some impressive statistics on its effectiveness, e.g. “222 criminals were arrested and charged in Nottinghamshire last year as a result of information Crimestoppers received.” We urge Bingham residents to call Crimestoppers if they have any information about local criminals – the system guarantees anonymity to anyone who passes on information, and you might even qualify for a reward. You will not be asked for your name; your call will not be recorded; it will not be traced; you will not have to make a statement; and you will not appear in court. For more details, visit their website at http://www.crimestoppers-uk.org/ Click on the "In your area" tab for Nottinghamshire.
New police telephone number
Date added: 8 October 2009
Wherever you live in Nottinghamshire, there’s now only one number for calling your local police.
When do you use it?
To report a crime that has already happened, to speak to your local police officer or for any other enquiries, please call Nottinghamshire Police on 0300 300 99 99. For Bingham Police Station the extension number is 6261.
When a life is in danger, a crime is in progress or to report a vulnerable or missing person who may come to harm, please dial 999.
Road Quiz answers
Date added: 2 September 2009
We’re grateful to and congratulate everyone who submitted entries to our Road Quiz, which was quite challenging. The winners’ names and those of others who submitted correct entries will appear shortly. Meanwhile the answers and explanations can be seen by clicking here
Bogus workmen con Bingham resident
Date added: 20 August 2009
An elderly female Bingham resident was conned on 19 August 2009 by three men who were tarmacing her driveway. The details of the offenders, description of their van and police advice are shown in Ringmaster Message 1464 by clicking on the ‘Ringmaster alerts’ link on our Crime data page. We have warned many times about bogus callers and rogue workmen, and we refer you to our ‘Documents’ page where there is a link to the ‘Documents’ page of the RUNWAY website, with a guide to protection against bogus callers. Elderly women living alone are the prime target for such villains. Please try to protect your elderly neighbours, friends and relatives against these rogues and - as the police advise - never buy services at the door!
Protect your bike with Datatag
Date added: 19 June 2009
See how to protect your cycle with the Datatag security system by clicking here
Nottinghamshire Policing Plan 2009/12
Date added: 10 April 2009
Want to know what the police will be doing over the next three years? Want the chance to influence this? Here’s your opportunity! The draft Nottinghamshire Policing Plan for 2009 – 2012 is now available. Click on the police logo link on the lower LH corner of this page to bring up the Nottinghamshire Police website and then click on ‘Police Plan – tell us what you think’. You can read the document and provide feedback.
neighbourhoodwatch.net
Date added: 17 March 2009
If you’d like to catch up on the national Neighbourhood Watch scene, visit the neighbourhoodwatch.net website. The ‘features’ page carries items on garden security, police phone numbers, group home pages (there’s a reference here to Bingham), ID theft and crime review. You might enjoy the discussions on the ‘forums’ page. The ‘resources’ page is particularly useful if you’re looking for information/advice on a wide range of security issues. On the top LH corner of any of these pages, you might like to key in ‘Bingham’ and then click ‘Search this site’.
Free Data Link kit - get yours now
Date added: 15 March 2009
Data Link 
is a free, voluntary scheme available to anyone living at home, who might be reassured to know that essential information about you would be readily available to the Emergency Services should you have an accident or sudden illness. The scheme involves placing crucial information about yourself – name, relevant illnesses, allergies, medication and contact addresses – in a place that the emergency services will go to – your fridge. The information is recorded on a form, placed inside a small container and stored in your fridge. Data Link stickers are attached to the container, on the fridge door and on the inside of your front door, so that the emergency services have vital information about you, which could ensure rapid treatment in an emergency and even save your life. Contact your co-ordinator to order your free kit. If you don’t know your co-ordinator, ring 838871.
Crime mapping for Bingham East and West
Date added: 2 January 2009
Crime mapping is a police facility that allows you to see crime statistics at individual beat levels for different areas of Nottinghamshire, and beyond. You can see crime statistics and trends in Bingham for 
5 categories of offence. To access the details:
Click in the Police Badge logo on the bottom left navigation bar of our website
This brings up the the Nottinghamshire Police website
Click on ‘Crime Mapping’ link on the Nottinghamshire Police website
Click to access the crime mapping site
Type ‘Bingham’ in the ‘Find an area’ box
By clicking on the circle you can select either Bingham East or Bingham West
By selecting the ‘Crime types’ tab you can examine Burglary, Robbery, Vehicle crime, Violence or Anti-social behaviour, and can compare the 2007 and 2008 figures.
Typically, you can see that burglary has decreased by 75% in Bingham East between 2007 and 2008.
We hope you will find this a useful facility.
Burglar alarms
Date added: 17 July 2008
We know some residents
are considering buying a burglar alarm. Before doing so we strongly
urge you to take police advice, which is available from a number of
sources. You can read Ringmaster Message 1159 which can be accessed
via the Ringmaster alerts link on our ‘Crime
data’ page. You could also visit the RUNWAY website at www.runwayonline.co.uk
and go to the Documents page to read the Burglar
alarm advice. You might also like to speak to our Crime
Reduction Manager at Bingham Police Station on 0115 940 0999 ext 6261.
