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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Festive Police ‘Have Your Say’
The next ‘Have Your Say’ Neighbourhood Police Officers’ surgery will be at Sir William Ramsey School, Rose Avenue, Hazlemere from 10am to 2pm on Saturday 10th December 2011. The Hazlemere Neighbourhood Policing Team invite you to drop in for coffee and mince pies and to discuss any concerns you may have regarding local policing. Trading Standards and Neighbourhood Watch will also be there.
NAG December Newsletter
The Thames Valley Police Hughenden Neighbourhood Action Group has published its December newsletter with updates on local policing issues.
November Issue of Hughenden News
The November issue of The Hughenden News has been printed and is being distributed to all members of the Residents Association. A big thank you to all contributors and advertisers and especially to Janet and Angus Idle for their stalwart efforts during Janet’s difficult wait for a hip replacement.
Community Safety Priorities – have your say
Wycombe Community Safety Partnership is made up of organisations working together to improve community safety in the District. Each year the Partnership produces a Community Safety Partnership Plan which sets out the priorities for improving safety and how the Partnership will do this. Continue reading
HS2 – If it goes ahead which route is best for Hughenden Valley?
According to the Independent this morning, the new Transport Secretary, Justine Greening, will today come under huge pressure to change the proposed route of the £34bn High Speed Rail link between London and Birmingham. Continue reading
NAG November Newsletter
The Thames Valley Police Hughenden Neighbourhood Action Group has published its November newsletter with updates on local policing issues.
Neighbourhood Policing – ‘Have Your Say’
The next ‘Have Your Say’ Neighbourhood Police Officers’ surgery will be at the Naphill Village Hall Carpark from 2pm to 3.30pm on Wednesday 23rd November 2011. This is an opportunity to speak to our local Neighbourhood Police Officers and discuss any concerns you may have regarding local policing.
Attempted robbery at Co-op in Walter’s Ash
Two men entered the Co-op store in Main Road, Walter’s Ash, at about 9.45pm on 31 October, threatened staff with a knife and forced them to open the till and hand over money.
The men then assaulted the manager of the shop when they were told that there was no money in the shop, punching him in the face, before leaving the shop.
The men were seen getting into a white vehicle and left the scene in the direction of Lacey Green. The men were both white and were wearing grey tops and black bottoms.
Anyone with information should contact Thames Valley Police via the 24-hour enquiry line on 0845 8 505 505. Alternatively, you can contact the Crimestoppers charity anonymously on 0800 555 111
Select committee thinks there is a good case for HS2, but……
The transport select committee has signalled its support for the Government’s HS2 high-speed rail project – as long as it does not drain money from the rest of the rail network. Mrs Ellman, chairperson of the committee added: “Investment in HS2 must not lead to reduced investment in the ‘classic’ rail network. We are concerned that the Government is developing separate strategies for rail and aviation, with HS2 separate from both. We call again for the publication of a comprehensive transport strategy.” Continue reading