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29th September in the Village Hall.
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21st July in the Village Hall.
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~- Community Policing update - 11 Jul 10
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~- Community Policing update - 09 Jun 10
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~- Community Policing update - 09 Jun 10
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~- Community Policing update - 09 Jun 10
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21st July in the Village Hall.
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30th June in the Village Hall.
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~- Community Policing update - 09 Jun 10
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~- Community Policing update - 09 Jun10
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30th June in the Village Hall.
Community Policing update - 09 Jun10
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26th May in the Village Hall.
Community Policing update - 16 Apr 10
Community Policing update - 09 Feb 10
Community Policing update - 10 Jan 10
Proposed Budget for 2010/11 - 04 Jan 10
Refuse Collection over Christmas and New Year - 14 Dec 09
Community Policing update - 02 Dec 09
Steer Clear of Car Crime Brochure - 02 Dec 09
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26th May in the Village Hall.
Community Policing update - 16 Apr 10
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28th April in the Village Hall.
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28th April in the Village Hall.
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31st March in the Village Hall.
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~- Community Policing update - 09 Feb 10
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31st March in the Village Hall.
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24th February in the Village Hall.
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You can find information on Parish Council meetings, including the minutes from previous meetings. Articles and information from current and past Parish Council newsletters are also available on-line. There is also an extensive contacts page, helping you find the people to contact.
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You can find
information on Parish Council meetings, including the minutes from previous meetings. Articles and information from current and past Parish Council newsletters are also available on-line. There is also an extensive contacts page, helping you find the people to contact.
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You can find
information on Parish Council meetings, including the minutes from previous meetings. Articles and information from current and past Parish Council newsletters are also available on-line. There is also an extensive contacts page, helping you find the people to contact.
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You can find information on Parish Council meetings, including the minutes from previous meetings. Articles and information from current and past Parish Council newsletters are also available on-line. There is also an extensive contacts page, helping you find the people to contact.
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24th February in the Village Hall.
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27th January in the Village Hall.
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~- Community Policing update - 10 Jan 10
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The next Parish Council Meeting will be on
27th January in the Village Hall.
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The next Parish Council Meeting (including Christmas 'Fuddle' afterwards)
will be on 27th January in the Village Hall.
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will be on 27th January in the Village Hall.
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will be on 16th December in the Village Hall.
Notes on first Parish Surgery - 13 Oct 09
Humber Street Open Space - 12 Oct 09
Operation Relentless Newsletter - 05 Oct 09
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~- Refuse Collection over Christmas and New Year - 14 Dec 09
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~- Community Policing update - 02 Dec 09
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PC Jim Bateman: "We hope you all well and have a good Christmas and new year.
Well we have good news to start off the new year as a male has been arrested in connection with three burglaries that took place towards the end of last year, these being one in Egginton and two in Hilton.
Our last 3 month priority was to highlight crime prevention based on the increase we had with car crime. Although we worked hard on this priority, car crime still remains a problem and due to this it was decided at our last Safer Neighbourhood meeting in November that we should keep this a priority for the next 3 months.By doing this, we hope that by reminding people to take valuables out of their vehicles, it will assist to reduce car crime in the area. Based on that we ask the following:-
- Don't leave items on display. Even an old coat or a plastic bag can tempt a thief. We would even ask that you take sat nav holders out of your vehicle and wipe off the mark left on the window.
- Try where possible to remove valuables from your boot as we have had laptops stolen from boots recently- and they were hidden!
- Park safely, when parking at home, always use your garage if you have one, and lock both your vehicle and your garage. If you don't have a garage, try to park in a well-lit, open place.
- Alarms can deter thieves not only from stealing your vehicle, but also from taking items from it.
- Secure your wheels, locking wheel nuts are easy to fit and stop thieves from taking your wheels.
- Mark all your equipment, like your car stereo, with your vehicle registration number. UV pens can be used for this.
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PC Jim Bateman: "We hope you all well and have a good Christmas and new year.
Well we have good news to start off the new year as a male has been arrested in connection with three burglaries that took place towards the end of last year, these being one in Egginton and two in Hilton.
Our last 3 month priority was to highlight crime prevention based on the increase we had with car crime. Although we worked hard on this priority, car crime still remains a problem and due to this it was decided at our last Safer Neighbourhood meeting in November that we should keep this a priority for the next 3 months.By doing this, we hope that by reminding people to take valuables out of their vehicles, it will assist to reduce car crime in the area. Based on that we ask the following:-
- Don't leave items on display. Even an old coat or a plastic bag can tempt a thief. We would even ask that you take sat nav holders out of your vehicle and wipe off the mark left on the window.
- Try where possible to remove valuables from your boot as we have had laptops stolen from boots recently- and they were hidden!
- Park safely, when parking at home, always use your garage if you have one, and lock both your vehicle and your garage. If you don't have a garage, try to park in a well-lit, open place.
- Alarms can deter thieves not only from stealing your vehicle, but also from taking items from it.
- Secure your wheels, locking wheel nuts are easy to fit and stop thieves from taking your wheels.
- Mark all your equipment, like your car stereo, with your vehicle registration number. UV pens can be used for this.
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PC Jim Bateman: "Hello all, I hope you are all well and are getting ready for the Christmas period that is fast approaching.
It has indeed been a busy month for the team and indeed the criminal around the North West area which has caused concern across the parishes.
Our priority has been all about prevention this month to try and reduce some of the crime that has been happening in the area. Whilst we are doing our best to catch the culprits, simple methods of prevention will help to minimise the chance of being a victim of crime.
Auto crime and burglaries are indeed the 'in crime' around the area at the moment and as such we have been doing our best to tackle the issue with different ways.
Some of you may have seen us out and about on the beat walking or even on the push bike patrolling the streets not only being a visible presence but also in our effort to act as criminals.....in high visibility Police uniform. We have been out trying car door handles, looking in windows of vehicles generally snooping around on the lookout for valuables. If anything is found then we visit the keeper of the said vehicle and offer some friendly advice which has been positively received.
We have also been visiting small public meetings to talk about the said issues and raise the profile of the problem in the area.
As I have said in previous reports all that needs to be done is remove valuables out of sight and especially out of vehicles. Remove sat nav holders and then rub out the ring mark on the windscreen. Lock all of your doors of houses and vehicles and close your windows even if you just pop out for 10 minutes as it only takes a minute to commit the crime."
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The next Parish Council Meeting (including Christmas 'Fuddle' afterwards)
will be on 16th December in the Village Hall.
Download the Agenda here
Welcome
This is the Parish Council web-site for the village of Hilton in South Derbyshire. The PC hope to make it a useful centre for information about the Parish and how the Council represents its Parishioners.
You can find information on Parish Council meetings, including the minutes from previous meetings. Articles and information from current and past Parish Council newsletters are also available on-line. There is also an extensive contacts page, helping you find the people to contact.
Furthermore there are sections covering events in the village; links to other community groups in Hilton; and a section on the village itself with useful links to other resources in the Internet.
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- Saturday Morning Refuse Freight Service
- The next visit to Hilton will be on 10th March 2010
- Main Street Car Park - 7.30am to 9.30am
- The Mease - 9.30am to 11.00am
Disclaimer
GOLF IS NOT PERMITTED ON PARISH COUNCIL LAND.
Offenders will be fully responsible for any damage or injury caused by this activity.
PC Jim Bateman: "Hello all, I hope you are all well and are getting ready for the Christmas period that is fast approaching.
It has indeed been a busy month for the team and indeed the criminal around the North West area which has caused concern across the parishes.
Our priority has been all about prevention this month to try and reduce some of the crime that has been happening in the area. Whilst we are doing our best to catch the culprits, simple methods of prevention will help to minimise the chance of being a victim of crime.
Auto crime and burglaries are indeed the 'in crime' around the area at the moment and as such we have been doing our best to tackle the issue with different ways.
Some of you may have seen us out and about on the beat walking or even on the push bike patrolling the streets not only being a visible presence but also in our effort to act as criminals.....in high visibility Police uniform. We have been out trying car door handles, looking in windows of vehicles generally snooping around on the lookout for valuables. If anything is found then we visit the keeper of the said vehicle and offer some friendly advice which has been positively received.
We have also been visiting small public meetings to talk about the said issues and raise the profile of the problem in the area.
As I have said in previous reports all that needs to be done is remove valuables out of sight and especially out of vehicles. Remove sat nav holders and then rub out the ring mark on the windscreen. Lock all of your doors of houses and vehicles and close your windows even if you just pop out for 10 minutes as it only takes a minute to commit the crime."