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Showing posts with label Police. Show all posts

Thursday, 3 December 2020

Clever Never Goes!

Please find below some information about the 'Clever Never Goes' campaign which has been created for parents in partnership with  Hampshire Police. We hope you find it useful!

We all want our kids to be happy and confident.

As they get older, we want them to be able to explore the outside and online worlds safely. One of the biggest challenges facing any parent is how to give your child enough freedom to learn for themselves – sometimes from their mistakes – whist fulfilling that most basic parental duty to keep your kids safe. There’s no escaping that worrying things do sometimes happen. Whether it’s something suspicious in your local community or a huge national media story, there are times when we need to be able to pick up a conversation with our kids, re-assure them, and remind them how to stay safe. Unfortunately, too many parents and schools are all too often turning to ‘stranger danger’ to do this. We say ‘unfortunately’ because ‘stranger danger’ simply doesn’t work. The simple fact is that most strangers would help rather than hurt a child. And the people that do want to hurt children are often not strangers. Teaching children to stay safe by focusing on strangers is just – well – dangerous.

Clever Never Goes gives parents and teachers a tried and tested replacement for ‘stranger danger.’
You won’t be left telling your child to fear the worst of everyone they don’t know. You’ll be finely tuning their instincts, to spot if someone (anyone) is asking them to go somewhere, and to know what action to take to stay safe.

It’s designed to be positive, practical, playful and – above all else – to keep things in perspective. Take a look at our Clever Never Goes resources and lets ditch the fear and keep our kids safe, not scared.

Should you have any questions or require any additional resources you can go to the below website:

Wednesday, 4 July 2018

Police Organised Football Tournament

The Southampton North Neighbourhood Policing Team are hosting a 5-a-side football tournament for children aged 8 to 16 years old. It'll be held at Southampton Sports Centre on Thursday 2nd August from 9:30am to 4pm.

Thursday, 15 March 2018

Bitterne Park Neighbourhood Policing Team News

Come and meet the Bitterne North Policing Team at the following venues. Pop along and say hello! Let us know if you have any concerns.

Tuesday 3rd April – SO18 Hub, Melchet Road, Harefield at 11:30-12:30
Tuesday 3rd April – Townhill Park Community Centre at 10:00-12:00

You can report crime anonymously to CrimeStoppers on 0800 555 111 or online at www.crimestoppers-uk.org.

They are an independent charity helping Police to locate criminals and solve crimes.

Report suspicious activity to us on 101

For further advice contact us on southampton.north.police@hampshire.pnn.police.uk

Tuesday, 27 February 2018

Bitterne Park Neighbourhood Policing Team Update

We are the Bitterne Park Neighbourhood Policing Team and each month we’ll be providing crime prevention advice and updates on issues within your area.

Since the beginning of the year, we’ve had reports of vehicle crime in the Bitterne North area. Items such as power tools, hand bags and sat navs are being stolen from vehicles.


  • Upon locking your vehicle, try the door to ensure that it is actually locked.
  • When leaving your car, close all of the windows.
  • When parking at home, use your garage or park in a well-lit area.
  • Leave the glove box open to show there is nothing inside.
  • Do not leave anything in your vehicle. A jacket or coat left behind may be of little value to you but a thief may think it has been used to hide a laptop or hand bag.
  • Do not store your documents in the car.
  • Where possible, remove valuable items from the vehicle overnight and store them in a secure place.
  • Apply a security marking product to power tools and equipment.
  • Log your property for free at www.immobilise.com


We want to keep you up to date to with what’s going on in your community. Sign up for free to www.hampshirealerts.co.uk and receive messages from us of information, crime alerts and witness appeals local to the area in which you live or work.

 Report suspicious activity to us on 101

 For further advice contact us on southampton.north.police@hampshire.pnn.police.uk

Friday, 12 January 2018

Police Community News

The Bitterne Park Neighbourhood Policing Team hopes you have had a great Christmas and New Year!

Want to meet your local beat officers? We’re holding beat surgeries on the below dates so come along and say hello, let us know your concerns.

  • Haskins Garden Centre from 1pm to 3pm on Saturday 27th January 2018
  • Harefield Hub, Melchet Road on Tuesday 6th February 2018
  • Cobbett Road Library from 10:30 to 11:30 on Saturday 24th February 2018

We also want to let you know what is going on in your community: sign up for free to... 


...and receive messages from us of information, crime alerts and witness appeals local to the area in which you live or work.

Report suspicious activity to us on 101

For further advice contact us on southampton.north.police@hampshire.pnn.police.uk

Monday, 11 December 2017

Community Advice from the Neighbourhood Policing Team

We are the Bitterne Park Neighbourhood Policing Team and each month we’ll be providing crime prevention advice and updates on issues within your area.

Christmas is the time to relax and to have fun however we know that it can be stressful at times. Here are some tips to avoid becoming a victim of crime this festive season.

·         Don’t leave presents on show in parked cars as this can be tempting to thieves.
·         Register your valuable gifts for free on www.immobilise.com. This will help the Police return items to you if they are lost or stolen.
·         Don’t advertise your new gifts to criminals by leaving their empty boxes outside of your home until they are collected. Take them to the tip!
·         Ensure your home is secure when you go out. Lock your doors and windows, leave a light on and draw the curtains to make it appear that someone is at home.

We want to let you know what is going on in your community. Sign up for free to www.hampshirealerts.co.uk and receive messages from us of information, crime alerts and witness appeals local to the area in which you live or work.

Merry Christmas!
From all at us at Bitterne Park Neighbourhood Policing Team

Report suspicious activity to us on 101

For further advice contact us on southampton.north.police@hampshire.pnn.police.uk

Thursday, 19 October 2017

Neighbourhood Advice

We are the Bitterne Park Neighbourhood Policing Team and this is our monthly bulletin providing crime prevention advice and updates on issues within your local area.
Now the darker evenings are drawing in, this often increases the opportunities for homes to be left in darkness during the late afternoon whilst householders are still at work. Don’t make your absence easy for burglars to spot by doing the following:
  • Use timer switches, available at most DIY stores, to switch on lights and radios while you are away from the home to make it look occupied. (Keep your bills down by using energy saving bulbs).
  • Ensure you shut and lock your doors and windows.
  • Only tell the people who you trust if your home will be empty for a period of time.
  • Do not leave your personal belongings on display.
  • Property mark your belongings with your house number and post code, keep a list of any makes, models and serial numbers. 
  • Register your items for free at www.immobilise.com. This service assists us to return your property to the rightful owner in the event it is lost or stolen.


For further advice contact us on southampton.north.police@hampshire.pnn.police.uk

Sunday, 1 October 2017

Message from our PCSO...

My name is PCSO Sheffield and I am part of the Bitterne Park Neighbourhood Team. Each month we will be providing crime prevention advice and updates on issues within your local area.

We’ve had a recent increase of bicycle thefts from sheds and garages within the area. Here is some advice that you can do in order to reduce the likelihood of becoming a victim yourself:
·         Mark items with your house number and postcode using a UV pen.
·         Check that side gates are kept locked to prevent access to rear of your property.
·         Use a decent ‘D’ lock and secure it to a solid anchor point
·         Install lighting that can be triggered by movement sensors to act as a deterrent.
·         Do not assume that your home insurance covers the contents of your shed or garage. Bicycles may need to be insured separately.

Register your valuable property for free on www.immobilise.com. Immobilise helps the Police to identify the owners of lost or stolen items.
Report suspicious activity to the Police on 101

For further advice contact us on southampton.north.police@hampshire.pnn.police.uk

Monday, 20 October 2014

Cleaning Up Chessel Bay Again


This years JPCSO team have been out, hard at work, helping to clean up Chessel Bay. We managed to fill up a lot of rubbish sacks in a short space of time - which is great! Just a shame it had all ended up there in the first place...



Monday, 6 October 2014

New JPCSO team for 2014


Our new JPCSO (Junior Police Community Support Officer) team met for the first time today. The team will be helped by our local PCSOs and be learning about personal responsibility, supporting the community and the role of the Police. The PCSOs also brought a Police car with them which we were able to look around.