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Police are advising residents to store keys away from doors and windows after it is believed that keys were removed from a sideboard, through the letterbox, to steal a vehicle from the Glossop area. A black Range Rover Evoque vehicle was stolen overnight on Wednesday 16th / Thursday 17th May, from near to the Bluebell public house in Gamesley.

Anyone with CCTV nearby or information is asked to contact Derbyshire police on 101 – quote crime number: 21718/12.

Residents in Gamesley have the chance to speak to their local Safer Neighbourhood officers at their next police surgery.

They will be on hand between 6 and 7pm on Tuesday, March 6 at The Centurian pub car park, Melandra Castle Road.

It is a chance for residents to speak to officers about any issues or concerns.

For more information or to contact the team call 101, the non emergency number for Derbyshire police, or email glossop.neighbourhoods@derbyshire.pnn.police.uk.

[Reference: BG103 Crime number: 2055/12]

A burglary has taken place at a property in Baslow Close, Glossop, believed to be between 2pm on Monday 9th January and 5.37pm on Tuesday 10th January. The offender removed the rear lower patio door glass to gain entry.

An X-Box games console, X-Box controllers and game have been stolen.

If you saw anyone acting suspiciously in the area, or have any information or CCTV nearby, please call Derbyshire police on 101 – quote crime number: 2055/12.

At our last meeting on Wednesday 11th January at Gamesley Residents Association a panel which included local residents, police, Neighbourhood Watch and representatives from High Peak Borough Council and High Peak Community Housing discussed various issues and chose the following two priorities:

• Raise awareness of the risks and consequences of illegal drug use.
• Target and prevent acquisitive crime across the area, especially burglary, metal thefts and vehicle crime.

We will also continue to target speeding traffic in Charlesworth and Chisworth as a neighbourhood issue.

Over the next three months we will be working with partners to target these areas.

The team would like to thank those residents who attended the meeting and who suggested priorities in our e-forum. If your issue was not selected as a priority an officer from your Safer Neighbourhood policing team will be in touch to discuss your concerns further.

Our next meeting will be held at 1.30pm on Wednesday 25th April at Gamesley Residents Association, Winster Mews.

[Reference: BG93 Crime number: 2115/12]

Following a number of shed/outhouse break-ins, the most recent being on Charlestown Road, Glossop, residents are asked to check the security of their sheds/outhouses:-

. Lock your shed with a good quality padlock
. Chain tools together
. Clearly mark your possessions with your postcode and house number
. Think about installing a security light

Report any suspicious activity to Derbyshire police on 101.

Thank you.

PCSO 3843 Collins