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| This morning three males attended at a static caravan park in Delamere claiming to do building work. Money was handed over by one of the residents and they left claiming to return to do the work once they had picked up the relevant supplies. First male was a stocky build with dark short hair and a beard, wearing a blue puffa jacket and tracksuit bottoms. The second male was slim wearing a blue baseball cap, black top and grey tracksuit bottoms. The third male we have no description. If anyone has any information then please call 101 quoting IML 599834.  |
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Contacting The Police
Cheshire Police Notice:
We are currently making a concerted effort to direct members of the public to alternative methods of contact, to ensure that 101 is used just for crime. From the Cheshire Police web site you can:
Face to Face – encouraging people to visit local stations/helpdesks or attend a local PCSO surgery.
General Enquiries
Contact an Officer - for anyone wishing to speak to a named officer allocated to their incident, and is useful for when officers are not on duty.
Incident Updates
Speeding Issues
Social Media – General concerns can be raised to any of the Cyberbeat accounts (Facebook and Twitter), though recordable incidents or crimes ought to be directed through the other channels.
And of course any member of the public or council can contact me at this email address….
PCSO 20405 Stephen Parr
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Telephone: 01606 36 3524
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Update on Town Farm Quarry, Crowton
Kingsley Parish Council along with the councils of Acton bridge and Crowton have been actively engaged over the last two years in discussions with Cheshire West and Chester Planning Department to bring to an end quarry operations at this site.
There has been no sand extraction nor importation of infill material to the quarry since 2018.
Work is continuing on the restoration of the site by the quarry operators and preparations to return it to pastureland. In a recent visit, councillors have observed the re-grading of the fields and landscape reformation.
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The offices have now been demolished. The weighbridge is sold and will be removed from the site this coming weekend. Some 300 metres of the tarmac entrance road up to the B5153 will be lifted and removed from next Tuesday 2nd December onwards; this will entail some 54 lorry loads & 108 movements. They are designated for a site some 13 miles away so local residents need to be aware of this temporary activity.
This work will effectively close off the site to any further access from the Crowton entrance.
Louise Hare
Parish Clerk
Neighbourhood Watch Wishes You A Merry Christmas
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| Dear Neighbourhood Watch Supporters We would like to thank all our volunteers and supporters for their involvement in Neighbourhood Watch over the past year. We are looking forward to working with you in the new year when we will be not only launching an engaging new website, but also delivering campaigns to support and enable individuals and communities to be connected, active and safe. John Hayward-Cripps, CEO of Neighbourhood Watch shares a special thanks in his Christmas message. See it here: https://www.facebook.com/ As we continue to grow from strength to strength we encourage you to keep connected with us via our social media channels of Twitter https://twitter.com/N_Watch and Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ Yours Faithfully  Neighbourhood Watch Central Support Team www.ourwatch.org.uk |
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