Weekly Crime Summary:

Weekly crime summary 1 – 7 July 2015

Watches stolen during Gorleston burglary

Watches worth thousands of pounds have been stolen during a burglary in Gorleston on Monday 6 July.

A property on Lowestoft Road was broken into between 7am and 9am and six watches were taken. They were two Tag Heuer watches, a Gucci and an Armarni watch and two TW Steel watches.

Officers are keen to hear from anyone who may have seen anything suspicious in the area between the times stated or anyone who may have been offered any watches for sale.

Anyone with information should contact Detective Sergeant Pete Wilson at Great Yarmouth CID on 101 or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.

Appeal following indecent exposure incident in Great Yarmouth

Police are appealing for information after an incident of indecent exposure in Great Yarmouth last week.

It happened on Thursday 2 July between 7.10pm and 7.30pm on Brinell Way at the cut through near Howdens Joinery when a man exposed himself in front of a woman and performed a lewd act. He had previously been seen by the woman moments before the incident on Morten Peto Road.

The man is described as white with short dark hair, aged in his late twenties, around 5ft10 and of stocky build. He was wearing a grey t-shirt with the words ‘I Love My Wife’ on the front in black lettering, with black shorts and blue trainers.

PC Jon Silom of Great Yarmouth Police Station would like to hear from anyone who witnessed the incident or has information concerning it. PC Silom can be contacted on 101, or alternatively call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

Parish Plan 2004

 

Parish Plan CoverIn 2004 the Parish council undertook a detailed survey of the views of the villagers to help shape and formulate Council Policy. The results were published and distributed to all the households in the village.

This document has now been scanned and added under the History tab.

Martham’s Community Led Plan

Martham has a newly elected Community Led Plan Steering Group formed from villagers to get to work on this exciting project which aims to improve the village we live in.

Read all about it here.

Policing report for the village:

31495/15
Other Criminal Damage To A Building Other Than A Dwelling
BLACK STREET, MARTHAM
Between 04 Jun 2015 20:30 and 04 Jun 2015 20:45
Two small pieces of glass smashed from leaded light window in porch.

32171/15
Other Criminal Damage to A Dwelling
CAISTER ROAD, ACLE
Between 30 May 2015 12:00 and 08 Jun 2015 12:00
Glass to sun house door and surrounding windows smashed.

Policing Update:

Weekly crime summary 3 – 9 June 2015

Noise related Anti-Social Behaviour disputes

We always see an increase in calls as the weather warms up regarding noise related anti-social behaviour, often caused by the conflicting use of outdoor spaces and neighbour disputes as people enjoy the outdoors with BBQs and gatherings in the garden.

Speaking to neighbours before holding a party or BBQ to pre-warn them and give them a time you expect to finish can save a falling out later. Please remember people will have windows open due to the warm weather so any noise created can feel much worse for those trying to sleep.

If you are disturbed by your neighbours causing excessive noise the most appropriate authority to report this too is the Environmental Health Department on 01493 330 369, who are best suited to advise you on the issue.

For further safety and crime prevention advice for your neighbourhood please visit www.norfolk.police.uk

You can contact us on 101 or if you think a crime is actually in progress then please always dial 999.