NHW Panel Meetings

Panel meetings give us the opportunity to meet our Neighbourhood Policing Team members and to hear what they have achieved over the previous quarter. It is also our chance to bring issues of concern to their attention and to help them set their  neighbourhood policing priorities for the next quarter. Everyone is welcome to attend.

The next Neighbourhood panel meeting
Tuesday 19th October
at Melbourn Village College
doors open at 19:00 for 19:30 start

Melbourn/Bassingbourn panel covers the following villages:

Fowlmere / Foxton / Heydon / Chishall / Shepreth / Meldreth / Melbourn / Whaddon / Bassingbourn cum Kneesworth / Shingay / Wendy / Tadlow / Abbington piggotts / Littlington / Steeple Morden / Guilden Morden / Odsey / Shingay cum wendy .
Minutes from Panel meetings held on:

Tuesday 21st July 2009

Tuesday 20th October 2009

Tuesday 19th January 2010

Tuesday 20th April 2010

Tuesday 20th July 2010

    • Diesel and heating oil theft
      Wednesday, 25th August, 2010.
      "Recently we have experienced an increase in diesel and oil thefts across Cambridgeshire. Investigations are ongoing and we have already had some successful ..." read more
    • Custody visitor
      Tuesday, 24th August, 2010.
      "Are you OPEN MINDED, OBJECTIVE AND IMPARTIAL? Are you DISCREET? If you can answer yes to these questions, would you like to become an Independent Custody Visitor? Cambridgeshire ..." read more
    • Speed checks
      Friday, 20th August, 2010.
      "In your village and others around, there is a huge problem with vehicles travelling at excess speed usually during the rush hours. We would ..." read more
    • Distraction burglarys
      Monday, 16th August, 2010.
      "Dear all, On the 13/08/2010 we had a distraction burglary in Bassingbourn as well as two other locations across Cambridgeshire, all three incidents are of ..." read more
    • Recent crime
      Tuesday, 10th August, 2010.
      "We have seen a high number of thefts from vehicles over the last week with a spate of catalytic converters being stolen. 29/07/2010 – ..." read more

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