HAVE YOUR SAY ON
POLICING AND CRIME
Police and Crime
Commissioner launches
online survey
The Police and Crime Commissioner
Anthony Stansfeld is seeking the public’s
views on policing and crime to help inform
his next five year Police and Crime Plan.
Members of the Office of the Police and
Crime Commissioner are attending events
across the Thames Valley to carry out the
survey with local communities face to face.
Anthony Stansfeld, said ‘I encourage anyone
living or working in the Thames Valley to
complete this survey.’
The survey will also seek feedback from
victims of crime to help improve the
victim’s experience; from reporting a crime,
their experience in court and the support
available to them to help them recover from
the crime.
The survey can be found at
www.thamesvalley-pcc.gov.uk/survey
and will be open until 30 September 2016.
For details of events to be attended by
the OPCC team, visit
www.thamesvalley-pcc.gov.uk/newsand-events/events-calendar/
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THEFT FROM
MOTOR VEHICLES
Drivers are being urged to take simple
steps to avoid falling victim to thieves
targeting parked vehicles - vans in
particular.
Between May and June 2016, there
were 48 reported thefts from
vehicles in South Bucks District and
14 in Chiltern District.
These thefts were from cars
and vans parked on the
road and driveways with
many left insecure. Vans are a
prime target, and tradesmen are
advised to keep vans locked and
secured at all times.
To avoid becoming a victim:
● Ensure you empty your
vehicle of all valuable items.
● Mark your tools using a CRE Marker
or permanent marker pen with your
house number and postcode.
● Do not leave your car or van unlocked
at any time.
You can contact Chiltern District Council
and South Bucks District Council’s joint
Community Safety team on 01494 586535
for further information.
KEEP YOUR VEHICLE
CLEAR AND LOCKED
DON’T LOSE YOUR
LIVELIHOOD TO THIEVES
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