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Adel Crag Fun Day Event Update

Fun Day For All Generations – All who attended on Saturday 10 September had a good day. It was nice to see so many smiling faces. Many adults wore fancy dress to support the children that were dressed for the occasion too.

Residents from the Holt Park area also was in fancy dress to support the event which we all should feel proud to know that other communities have an interest in our area.

Ronnie the Rhino was present and judged the fancy dress competition.

Congratulations to the 3 winners Aimee, Andrew and Charlie each will receive High Street Vouchers £20, £15 and £10 respectively.

All monies raised were £201 shared between ward 94 Bexley Wing (teenage ward), St James’s hospital and Adel Crag Community Association.

We wish to say a big thank you to the children who made every effort in getting dressed for the occasion and to all those who worked so hard in helping preparing for the event. We also wish to thank Kidzinkampz for the loan of the tombola drum the local residents living nearby the complex for allowing us the use of the site and all those for their generosity.

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Neighbourhood Police Update W/c 29th August 2011

Crime
There have been no reports of burglary in the last week. There has also been a report of vehicle crime which occurred on St Helens Way, where the car was left insecure.  On Chestnut Way a garden wall was damaged by spray paint.

ASB
There have been no anti-social behaviour calls this week which is fantastic news. Local youths have been spoken to throughout the week who were on Bedquilts playing fields, but they were causing no issues.

SID has not been deployed.

Arrests of note
2 males have been arrested for conspiracy to burgle after 3 were seen in
the garden of a house on Oaklands Grove, after police were called they
jumped over fences and hedges to escape but 2 were caught and arrested.
They were an 18 year old male from Potternewton and a 15 year old male from Bradford, following a search of both of their addresses stolen  property
from a car in Bramhope was located and the 15 year old was subsequently
further arrested for these offences, he was charged and remanded, the other
is on bail.

A 16 year old male from Bradford has been arrested for a burglary back in
June on Mulberry Avenue, he is currently on bail.

For full police report of North West Outer NPT please click here…

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Adel Crag Fun Day For All Generations

ADEL CRAG

WISH TO REMIND YOU ABOUT THE

FUN DAY FOR ALL GENERATIONS

AT

WAYLAND CROFT, SHELTERED HOUSING

SATURDAY

10th SEPTEMBER 2011

12.00-3 pm

 FANCY DRESS – TABLE TOP SALE – REFRESHMENTS 

TOMBOLA –AND MUCH MUCH MORE

MEET RONNIE THE RHINO WHO WILL JUDGE THE FANCY DRESS COMPETITION BETWEEN 1.00- 2.00PM

Fun Day For All Generations Flyer

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Neighbourhood Police Update W/c 22nd August 2011

Crime Excellent news with no reports of burglary or vehicle crime in the last week. There has been a report of damage to a window at the Lawnswood Arms public house on Wednesday.

ASB There have been no ASB issues.

Other news On the 27th PCSO Reardon and Kirwan carried out a ‘crime prevention on a plate’ event at Asda, Holt Park, only a handful of cars wanted to receive this free service. Our next event will be on the 15th October at Cookridge Village Hall, Green Lane from 1030 to 1430. The screws have been funded by the Outer North West Area Committee. The local councillors in the committee work in partnership with the police to improve community safety and reduce crime.

SID was deployed on the 28th to Adel Lane, there were a few cars over 30 mph but none over 35 mph.

For full police report of North West Outer NPT please click here…

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