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. (more…)

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

With the extending hours of darkness, there is always an increase in burglaries and particularly so after the clocks go back at the end of October. So, extra care is needed to prevent these crimes.

Wycombe District Neighbourhood Watch Association (WDNHWA) would like to make you aware of the technology of Selecta DNA. (more…)

Apparently some Neighbourhood Watch groups are circulating details about a scam where someone claiming to be from BT calls and threatens to cut you off if you do not settle an unpaid bill there and then by giving them your credit card details. The details are in this document. It’s a real scam apparently, and it’s your credit card details that they’re after. BT have information about it on their website and it is covered by internet ‘scam-buster’ sites such as Hoax Slayer. Be vigilant!