HUMBERSIDE POLICE are holding a surgery at the ‘big’ Co-op on Hull Road, Friday 25th April 2014 from 4.00pm – 5:00pm.
The Police Surgery is an opportunity for you to meet a member of the local neighbourhood policing team to discuss any policing issue of concern. These are drop-in sessions so you may have to wait a few minutes before being seen.
Contact Humberside Police by telephone using the single non-emergency telephone number 101.
Website of interest. Crime Maps of the area. If you haven’t checked the Police Crime Maps website police.uk for some time, then it’s definitely worth doing so.
As well as mapping the locations of crime, you can now track the actions taken by the police on each crime on a ‘timeline’ e.g the image below. You can also sign up for e-mail alerts and receive an email whenever the police.uk website is updated:
Perhaps Hedon Police need reminding that it is a CRIMINAL, PROSECUTABLE OFFENCE to cause wilful damage to a Listed Building? The law dictates that the thug who walked down Souttergate last Saturday night smashing people’s windows has committed a crime. He has caused irreparable damage to beautiful Georgian Crown glass and original glazing bars, not to mention great upset and inconvenience. Our Council is constantly reminding us of the responsibilities of owning a Listed Building. How come then this inebriated idiot was sent home because – quote – “He’s having a bad time”? Pathetic. We are not amused.
lolol we just got a new £250,000 police station ..why not there????
Will it be Co-op or Aldi by then?
Co-op.
What you have to remember is Co-op employs a lot of local people. Why the rumour mill started, some one may know. Yes changes have happened at the top of the tree, but Co-op is staying.
Hi Mark – Can you definitely confirm that rumours of Hedon ‘big’ Co-op closing are precisely that – rumours?
And sorry folks for going off-thread! But chance to plug the Police Surgery as well – teatime in the Co-op Cafe area at 4pm.