St Edmundsbury Rural Central covers Risby, Fornham, Great Barton, Barrow, Horringer/Whelnetham, Rougham and Pakenham wards.

Important change regarding your Safer Neighbourhood Team website

Following a review of the Safer Neighbourhood Teams (SNT) in Suffolk, the number of teams has been reduced from 47 to 30. St Edmundsbury Rural Central and St Edmundsbury Rural North have been merged to create the St Edmundsbury Rural North SNT. The new site is in the process of being updated to reflect the changes. Go to the St Edmundsbury Rural North SNT.

Our Team Priorities

(what you told us we need to concentrate our efforts on)

1.  Saxham Business Park - Increase of high value burglaries/thefts
Link to objectives and updates

Check out the menu icons on either side of this page so you can give information, report a problem, find out more about the team and lots of other useful contact info.

St Edmundsbury Rural Central News

Monthly News

Invitation to Public Meeting

You are warmly invited to the St Edmundsbury District Autumn Public Meeting, which will be hosted by Suffolk Constabulary and the Police Authority on Tuesday 7th October 2008. The venue is the Lecture Room at the Cathedral refectory in Bury St Edmunds, 7pm for a 7.30pm start.

There will be a presentation on performance, Safer Neighbourhood Teams and the budget plus interactive voting to seek views on policing issues. You will also be given the opportunity to ask questions of the panel. A Chief Officer will also be present.

Please note there is a small car park at the Cathedral but free parking on Angel Hill, Ram Meadow and the Shire Hall car park which are all located nearby.

Street Briefings

Street Briefings are a chance to come along and meet some of the team in person and tell them what concerns you about your area - 

Click on the Dates for your Diary link to find out when you can meet the team and tell them of your concerns

Dates for Your Diary

Recent Crime Trends

There has been a spate of theft of domestic heating oil. Click on Home Heating Oil Security for more information - this document opens in a new window - 31kb (pdf)

The Big Tidy Up

Keep Britain Tidy are organising a big tidy up in September.  For more information on how you can get involved, please see The Big Tidy Up  for more information.  This document opens in a new window - 221 kb - (pdf)

Please  - Help us reduce car crime

Even an old coat on the back seat could be a target for someone to think about stealing. Don’t leave anything on display. Lock articles away out of sight and never leave cheque books or credit cards in your vehicle. Make sure that all signs of any "Sat Nav" are removed including the cradle and if possible ensure that mark made by the suction cup is cleaned away.

Online Survey

Suffolk Constabulary is keen to hear your views about policing in the county. In particular, we would like to know what you think our priorities should be and whether we are dealing with those issues that are important to the communities we police. Please complete and return this short survey to help us understand your views. With your help we will be able to provide a service that is responsive and driven by the people of Suffolk. If you have any comments or queries about this survey please email
Consultation@suffolk.pnn.police.uk
Link to survey

Suffolk SafeKey

Suffolk SafeKey is a new and improved keyholder service available to all business and residential properties in Suffolk.  For more information see www.suffolk.safekey.org.uk

Register your valuables

The NMPR (National mobile phone register) has been set to register your valuables (anything with a serial number) Its free and helps Police restore lost or stolen property to the rightful owners and catch and convict criminals. Click on immobilise for details.

 

PCSO Bob Bailey

Read more information on PCSO Bob Bailey. Click on the following link:

PCSO Bob Bailey

Suffolk Roadsafe Newsletter

Read the Suffolk Roadsafe newsletter. click on the following link:

CommunitySpeedwatchletter -

Crimestoppers

For information on Shadow CS, a new website for youngsters - click on the following link:
Crimestoppers