Please click on the link below to see the Notice Of Appointment Of Date For The Exercise Of Elector’s Rights – Accounts For The Year Ended 31st March 2015 –
Notice Of Appointment Of Date For the Exercise Of Electors Rights Year Ended 31 March 2015
For a summary of Elector’s Rights please follow the link below –
Please follow the link below to see a copy of the agenda for the Parish Council Meeting to be held on the 18th June 2015 at 7.00pm in the Sports Pavilion, Stourpaine –
Dorset police have received reports from the Fifehead Neville area of North Dorset where four males in a blue car, possibly an old style Cavalier or Nova, with a partial registration number of E672***
These males were disturbed at a property which is set back from the main road by approximately 3/4 mile. They gave an excuse of looking for another address and were aggressive towards the home owner who discovered them.
They did manage to steal a STIHL petrol strimmer and blade before the home owner returned.
If anyone believes they may recognise this car, we would like any information passed to us on the Dorset Police 101 number quoting incident 02:312
We would also like to continue to remind all residents to remain alert and continue to report any suspicious behaviour.
Thankyou
Please follow the link below to see a copy of the latest Safer Neighbourhood Team Newsletter from Dorset Police –
Action Fraud has seen an increase in the number of small to medium sized businesses being contacted by fake bailiffs requesting payments for a phantom debt.
The scam involves the business being cold called from someone purporting they are bailiffs working on behalf of a court, attempting to recover funds for a non-existent debt. The caller will then request payment by means of bank transfer and if this is refused, will threaten to visit the premises to recover the debt that is owed.
A range of different businesses are being targeted; including Nurseries, Manufacturers, Hotels and Taxi Services.
Protect Yourself
If you, or anyone you know, have been affected by this fraud or any other scam, report it to Action Fraud by calling 0300 123 2040 or visiting www.actionfraud.police.uk
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