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Community Speedwatch
In support of our Community Speed Watch volunteers our Community Policing Teams from Amesbury will be carrying our speed checks over the coming weeks in the following areas:
• Allington,
• Cholderton,
• Middle Woodford,
• Winterbourne Earls.

Insp Pete Sparrow added, "We are proud to support our fantastic Community Speed Watch Volunteers by allowing them the opportunity to identify to us the areas where we should prioritise for enforcement. We will continue to review our priority speed check areas based on the data they collect on our behalf. We make no secret of these areas and are happy to inform you of where we will focus our attention. Of course this does not prevent speed checks in other areas and I can only encourage you to please drive carefully and watch your speed."
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Household recycling centres
Wiltshire Council has appointed a new contractor to run nine of its eleven household recycling centres – FCC Environment.

Important information for all users
From 9 April 2018, you may be asked to provide a proof of address in order to use the household recycling centre.

Household Recycling Centres
Summer opening hours
Amesbury 9am – 4pm
on Mon, Thurs, Fri, Sat & Sun
Salisbury 9am – 4pm
on Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri, Sat & Sun
Winter hours apply from 1 Nov – 31 March.

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Local Crimes - Bourne Valley

Amesbury Rural Bulletin Nov 2018 Report
Amesbury Rural
Target Patrols November 2018
Community Policing Teams supporting Community Speedwatch Teams
Amesbury and Salisbury have now combined this priority and actively engage both in company with and independently of CSW teams. Communities have reported back positively with regard to the visible police presence this affords them and this activity will continue across the South. Current locations as of 21st November are:
• Firsdown – Nr Firs Close – 30mph
• Bishopstone South – High Road Jct with Whitlock Rise – 30mph
• Collingbourne Kingston – Near Aughton – 30mph
• Shrewton – London Road/Meadway – 30mph
Local Crimes
BURGLARY
23rd Nov Allington - Suspect has entered property through a window. Unknown if anything has been stolen.
20th Nov Winterbourne Gunner - Non-dwelling burglary – Suspect has broken lock, then smashed the window to container and stolen tools from within.
23rd Nov Winterbourne Gunner – Suspect has broken lock on shed door and stolen tools from within.
THEFT
1st – 8th Nov Allington/Boscombe - suspects have stolen red diesel from farm location. (Target patrols set up noted above).
CRIMINAL DAMAGE
Newton Tony - Suspect has snapped a slate ‘welcome sign’ in the village and damage caused to another sign.

If you wish further detail please contact your local officers: PCSO 3961 Tina ROYLANCE tina.roylance@wiltshire.pnn.police.uk
PC 1481 Lucy WILEMAN lucy.wileman@wiltshire.pnn.police.uk
Please dial 101 to report a crime and 999 in an emergency.
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This link above will allow you to check stats in more detail for your area, and all surrounding areas.

New Road Sign Jan 2018
Don't follow your Sat-Nav!

Click on the Plaque above for more about the QEII Fields in Trust scheme. The Winterbourne Playpark is now officially a Queen Elizabeth II 'Field in Trust' and will remain so for ever. This aims to permanently safeguard outdoor recreational spaces throughout the United Kingdom as a tangible, celebratory legacy from the Diamond Jubilee and as a permanent tribute to Queen Elizabeth II. The initiative had particular pertinence given the other landmark event that was scheduled to take place in the UK in 2012: the London Olympics.

Winterbourne Parish Council (former Chairman) David Baker and current Vice Chairman Maureen Atkinson pictured at the Celebration for the refurbishment of the Play Equipment

New play equipment proving very popular with Winterbourne children

Queen Elizabeth II Field, Winterbourne has benefited from generous grants received from the SITA Trust (£25,000), Amesbury Area Board (£5,000) and Hills Group Limited via the Landfill Communities Fund (£7,200).

Refurbishment of this lovely site, next to The Winterbourne Arms and adjacent to the River Bourne in Winterbourne Dauntsey is now complete. New equipment includes a Jungle Climber, a Big City Slide and a Team Swing, plus a double Cradle Swing and two Spinners. Local residents were heavily involved in the ground preparation works, which saved over £10,000 on the overall budget and local children’s groups helped to choose the equipment.