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Whittlesey and District Neighbourhood Watch

Whittlesey and District Neighbourhood Watch

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Diesel Theft

Twenty Gallons of Red Diesel was stolen from a shed in the area of New Road between 08/09/2017 19:00 - 09/09/2017 13:00. Anyone with any information please call the Police Non-Emergency number 101 or Email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Burglary and Car Theft

 A burglary occurred at Eastfield Drive, Whittlesey between 24/08/2017 21:30 - 25/08/2017 08:00

Offender(s) have entered the property and have taken vehicle keys. The victim's Mercedes vehicle was then stolen from the driveway.

The vehicle is described as a Silver Mercedes C220 saloon vehicle, registration LL11TWP.

If anyone has any information on this crime, please call the Police Non-Emergency number on 101 and quote crime reference CF0487760817.

Caravan Stolen from Coates

Between 11:30 and 14:30 on Tuesday 15th August 2017 a caravan was stolen from the area of March Rd, Coates.
The caravan is described as a White Eldis Supersiroco, Twin wheel caravan and has distinguishing black and white bubbles on the side.
Anyone with any information, please call the Police Non-Emergency number 101 and quote crime reference CF0468180817.

Attempted Burglary

There has been an attempted business burglary in Coates on March Road. A vehicle has driven down the side of a property to an outbuilding. Attempts have been made to gain entry but failed. If anything has been seen or heard in this area. Please contact 101 and use reference CF0466730817.

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What is eCops?
eCops is the email messaging system brought to you by Cambridgeshire Constabulary, and powered by Neighbourhood Alert.

You can register with eCops, then you receive news and appeals, local crime information and crime prevention advice - direct to you as an e-mail. The service is completely free and works alongside Neighbourhood Watch, to bring you messages about your local area.  It also allows you to feedback information to your local policing team, to help us police your neighbourhood effectively. 

Messages can include crime prevention advice, details of incidents and appeals for your help in reducing crime in the county. 

So why not sign up to eCops for direct and easy access to your local policing team at a time convenient to you?

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