Basic Crime Reduction Advice from Suffolk Police Always keep sheds locked, with a good quality close shackle padlock; ensure sheds are behind a secure perimeter; use dusk to dawn lighting; use hasp and staples, a padbar, or coach bolts or non-tamper screws to fasten hinges/hasps; security mark property, with your house number and post code; and register your belongings at immobilise.com; fit anchor points to secure items; have a monitored alarm fitted (i.e. texting alarm), an

Suffolk’s Police and Crime Commissioner Tim Passmore is inviting people living in and around the Eye area to his next Q&A session to talk to him and local officers about policing and crime issues in the area. It’s an informal drop-in session between 4.30 and 7pm on Thursday 19 September at the Town Hall, 1 Broad St, Eye IP23 7AF. Everyone is welcome, there is no need to book in advance. The PCC will be happy to talk about anything that is concerning the local community. Tim P

The Police will be visiting the Stradbroke Leisure centre on Tuesday 6th of August 2019 between 10:00 / 12:00 with the mobile police station in response to the reported ASB in the area. This is an opportunity for the public to visit and share their concerns or ask any questions in ref to crime reduction advice. Christian Hassler PCSO 3034 Christian Hassler CRIME REDUCTION ADVICE Halesworth Locality REPORT CRIME ONLINE Safer Neighbourhood Teams Police Station, Norwich Road Ha

Suffolk Police are holding a "drop in" session on: SATURDAY 1st DECEMBER 10am to 1pm Town Hall, Broad Street, Eye IP23 7AF view all information here #SpecialConstable #SuffolkPolice #dropinsession #EyeTownHall

Suffolk Constabulary’s Chief Constable and Police and Crime Commissioner will be on hand to answer your questions in an online discussion next week. The two-hour long chat will be hosted on Suffolk Constabulary’s website on Monday (29 October) between 6pm and 8pm. Residents will be able to quiz both Gareth Wilson and Tim Passmore at the click of a mouse about any crime issues or questions they may have. Chief Constable Gareth Wilson said: “This is an exciting opportunity. I’m

Your Police Your Say PUBLIC MEETING WITH: SUFFOLK POLICE AND CRIME COMMISSIONER, TIM PASSMORE AND CHIEF CONSTABLE, GARETH WILSON 11th July 2018 @ 7pm, Cedars Hotel, Stowmarket IP14 2AJ For more information click here #SuffolkPolice #publicmeeting

Suffolk Positive Futures are working with Suffolk Police and Stradbroke High School to deliver a free sports project every week to the young people living in and around Stradbroke to stop boredom, increase fitness and provide positive role models. The project is currently part of the Tesco Bags of Help in store voting competition and the more people that vote for our project will mean we can deliver for more weeks and reach more young people. To vote just ask for a blue toke

Suffolk Police have organised a community engagement in Stradbroke . Friday 16th March 1pm to 3pm. It is likely that they will have the mobile police station at the location near to the Community Centre. The primary purpose of this engagement is: 1- To ensure people/trades people are aware that power tools have been targeted in this area over the last 12 months. Not just here but across the country and even in neighbouring counties. 2- To ensure the community takes action f

Suffolk Police are running a drop-in session at the Community Centre on 20th December from 10.30am to 12.30pm. #SuffolkPolice #communitycentre #dropinsession

PCC PUBLIC MEETINGS 2017 The Police and Crime Commissioner, Tim Passmore launches his 2017 series of public meetings across the county with the first meeting in Eye on Tuesday 2nd May. Following the successful format of last year, the PCC will stage a meeting in each of the 18 Safer Neighbourhood areas. The meetings are an opportunity for the public to ask questions of the PCC and the Constabulary, and to find out more about policing in the county. Each meeting will involve a