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Neighbourhood Network Newsletter189 - 29th June 2018 |
Find the Crime Statistics for your areaClick here and enter your postcode in the 'Find your Neighbourhood' box. Find your local policing teamClick here and click on your ward area to find the details of your local policing team. The contents on these links are managed by Humberside Police and the Home Office. The Neighbourhood Network has no control over the contents. |
Neighbourhood Network News & Advice
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This week Neighbourhood Network attended a very exciting and informative Seminar hosted by CEO John Hayward-Cripps and the team from the National Neighbourhood Watch Network. This was a great opportunity to be updated on the National Neighbourhood Watch's vision for the future and for them to gain valuable knowledge from all members, co-ordinators and partners. There is now a fantastic … Read more. |
We are now pleased to showcase two new crime prevention products which we are now selling on our website. Energy Saving PIR Halogen Floodlight is an ideal product to warn intruders that they have been noticed and to alert the owner to any visitors. At just £14.00 this is a great deterrent at a great low price! Signal blocking bag's … Read more. |
Now that the sun is out, more of you are travelling by bike to your destinations. Don’t become a victim of cycle crime by having an insufficient lock to secure your bike. Here at the Neighbourhood Network, we are offering Hull residents the chance to purchase a Gold Sold Secure Bike lock at just £11.50 each. To take advantage of … Read more. |
Police Appeals, Arrests & News
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Humberside Police are reiterating an appeal in connection with our investigation following two men being charged last week with the murder of 52 year old Rolandas Poskus. The investigation was launched after the body of Rolandas Poskus was discovered in the Dane Park Road area of Hull on Friday 15 June. Stanislovas BOZYS (28) and Mantas PUNDZIUS (23) both … Read more. |
A warrant executed under the Misuse of Drugs Act this morning (29/06/18) at an address in Hull has recovered a significant amount of drugs and stolen property. Humberside Police’s proactive team attended the property on Colridge Street in east Hull this morning. Sports holdalls weighing in excess of 10 kilogrammes containing the drug ‘Spice’ were seized. Tens of thousands of … Read more. |
Humberside Police are looking for two men in connection with a suspected arson at a business premises in Hull. Fire crews and officers were called to a factory yard on Wincolmlee around 4am on 24 June 2018. It’s thought two separate fires were started which burned out a number of vehicles. No one was hurt in the blaze but … Read more. |
Two new police cars fitted with a built-in cell are being brought into Force. The two specially modified Peugeot estate cars have room for one prisoner in a secure cell. The cell is an easily cleanable compartment which is a safe environment for a detainee and will provide safe transportation and help keep our officers safe. One car will be … Read more. |
With us now being well into the World Cup, Police are continuing to send the message that there is NEVER excuse for domestic abuse. A stark statistic, officers have dealt with 428 domestic violence related incidents during the first 10 days of the 2018 World Cup*, an increase of 6% on the 10 days before the tournament kicked off. According to … Read more. |
Police are concerned for the welfare of missing Hull girl Rachel Wilson (13) and are asking for help to find her. Rachel went missing from the east of the city earlier this week and we authorities keen to make contact with her to ensure she is safe. Rachel is 5ft 2ins tall, of slim build and with very long straight, … Read more. |
‘Banking Protocol’ prevents thousands of pounds of fraud. One hundred and seventy thousand pounds of fraud has been prevented by Humberside Police thanks to the introduction of the Banking Protocol, a ground-breaking scheme aimed at identifying and protecting potential fraud victims when they visit a bank or building society. Developed as a partnership between the finance industry, police and trading … Read more. |
Butterflies Memory Loss Support Group is a group for people with memory problems, their carers and families. They organise a number of regular support groups across Hull, please see below for details and locations. Activities include informative speakers, quizzes, music, drama, gardening, history and much more. There is something for everyone as all members have a say in what activities … Read more. |
July 11 @ 9:30 am - 4:00 pm The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation are proud to host lung cancer information days across the UK, offering support and information to people affected by lung cancer. These days give patients and their families the opportunity to hear from lung cancer professionals such as oncologists, thoracic surgeons and lung cancer nurses. You … Read more. |
Butterflies Memory Loss Support Group is a group for people with memory problems, their carers and families. Activities include informative speakers, quizzes, music, drama, gardening, history and much more. There is something for everyone as all members have a say in what activities you would like. Our workshops aim to provide a fun activity that carers and the cared for … Read more. |
July 5 @ 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm As the NHS turns 70 NHS Hull CCG is inviting staff both past and present, with long service of around 40 years, to join them to celebrate at the NHS Hull Big 7Tea party. The National Health Service is turning 70 on 5 July 2018 and is the perfect opportunity to celebrate … Read more. |
July 5 @ 12:30 pm - 3:00 pm This Sleep Workshop is aimed at parents/carers of children with special education needs and disabilities that are having sleep difficulties. Children should not attend the workshops KIDS Sleep services provide trained sleep practitioners who are able to support and advise families on their children’s sleep problems and support them to put effective … Read more. |
July 3 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm 1st Tuesday of the month 7:00 pm-9:00pm NO Joining Fees and NO Subscription Fees Guest Speakers: Consultants, Diabetes Nurses, Chiropodists, Pharmacists, Opticians, Dieticians and many more Health Care Professionals For more information please Telephone Pauline 805854; Ron 376544; or Lionel 844933. Supported by Hull & East Yorkshire NHS and the City Health Care … Read more. |
The Sutton Village Committee are holding their annual summer family fun fair at Barbara Robson Playing Fields, Sutton on 6th - 9th September 2018. Why not join the fun and games!! Read more. |
Activities include informative speakers, quizzes, music, drama, gardening, history and much more. There is something for everyone as all members have a say in what activities you would like. Workshops aim to provide a fun activity that carers and the cared for can enjoy together and provide a new talking point to help get through the routine of the day. … Read more. |
July 11 @ 10:30 am - 11:30 am Tai Chi (Taijiquan) & Qigong are both ancient forms of exercise which originate from China. The taster session is to give people an insight into the practice of Tai Chi & Qigong incorporating mindfulness, breathing, and movement Although the Tai Chi session is Free, participants are kindly requested to make a donation … Read more. |
July 4 @ 12:30 pm Bring and Share Networking Lunch Held at The Hive@The Annex Entrances from Cottingham Road and the top of Ventnor Street on Newland Avenue A Bring and Share lunch for those in Churches, faith groups, community or voluntary organisations to share information, and find out who does what and how communities might help each other. For more … Read more. |
July 3 @ 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Come along if you’re interested in matters relating to art, culture and disability. It is open to individuals and organisations, artists and audiences, disabled and non-disabled people. If possible, please book your place through Eventbrite so that Artlink know to expect you, but there will be places if you turn up on … Read more. |
Why not pop in to Central Library for a cuppa and informal chat with Amy, a local resident who has set up Playing Out in her street? Playing out sessions use temporary road closures to allow children to play freely and safely in their own street. In partnership with the Highways department, a ‘Temporary Play Street Order’ is granted to … Read more. |
The City Health Care Partnership (CIC) Volunteer Hub offers a variety of volunteering opportunities for individuals in Hull & the East Riding. Join their team of volunteers and make a difference! The Hub offers volunteering opportunities in: Macmillan Specialist Palliative Care at Home Team Befriender Dementia Support Allotment volunteer Publicity champion Admin volunteer Chemo friend Pet support For more information … Read more. |
Calling all Knitters, sewers, crocheters, and anyone crafty: bring yourself, a project, a friend, and resources and Artlink will provide a friendly environment for you to get making. Their ‘Knit and Sew’cial’ workshop will be running every second Saturday of each month, starting on the 14th July, so don’t miss out on the chance to chat, knit and enjoy and … Read more. |
The Creative and Cultural Company are pleased to invite you to our Art Market, which will run for 4 consecutive weekends starting on 30th June The fair will be open from 10am till 4pm. It is a great selling opportunity with the Art Market being based in Princes Quay Shopping Centre on the main shopping deck. You can have a … Read more. |
Do you think that services in your area could be improved? Have you any suggestions on how Hull City Council can combat problems in your neighbourhood? Why not come along to the next Hull Tenants Forum meeting. Monday 30th July 2018 1.30 — 3.30 pm at Guildhall Guest Speaker Police and Crime Commissioner Working in Partnership For more information please … Read more. |
The University of Hull currently have vacancies for a Grounds Operative, Heating & Mechanical Engineer & a Catering Assistant along with a variety of others. There are also opportunities for temporary staff. For more information contact Temporary Staffing Services, e-mail: TSS@hull.ac.uk, tel: 01482 466477 Click on the link below to view all available opportunities. https://jobs.hull.ac.uk/vacancies.aspx?cat=-1 Read more. |
HeadStart are seeking a dynamic, innovative worker to develop and train young people to become peer mentors to enable them to support 10-16 years old to develop ‘grit’ and resilience and improve their emotional health. The post is funded until June 2021 through the Big Lottery’s HeadStart programme. HeadStart is a funding stream from the Big Lottery Fund (BLF) which … Read more. |
HeadStart Hull is an exciting partnership initiative funded by the Big Lottery Fund. Over the course of the programme HeadStart Hull aims to “enable young people to have positive mental health and wellbeing, thrive in their community and to be able to bounce back from life’s challenges.” Your Role with Barnardo’s Barnardo’s is a key delivery partner of HeadStart Hull’s … Read more. |
Application window re-opens on 27th August Every year the Foundation make grants to hundreds of small and local charities, investing in their work helping people overcome complex social issues across England and Wales. They provide long-term funding for charities with a proven track record of helping people achieve positive change. They understand that sometimes the most life-changing charities may not … Read more. |
The Foundation is a medium-sized grant making foundation giving grants to small, well-established organisations in the UK who address local issues in areas of extreme urban deprivation, or in remote and fragile rural communities. Within these overarching themes, they support projects which fall under the broad headings of Community Support, Arts, Education and Heritage. Major Grants Open to any eligible … Read more. |
This Fund is designed to help voluntary organisations, community groups and small charities that operate in York, North Yorkshire, Hull and East Riding of Yorkshire. The fund provides grants of up to £5,000 for charitable activities that make older people feel less lonely. Priority will be given to projects that can demonstrate that they will make a lasting difference to … Read more. |
After a review of its grants strategy, the Trusthouse Charitable Foundation is replacing its currents grants programmes with two new programmes. The Foundation’s updated grants programme, which opened to applications this month, focuses on supporting smaller charitable and not-for-profit organisations that work to improve the lives of communities in the most deprived urban areas or the most remote and socio-economically … Read more. |
The Henry Smith Charity’s Holiday Grants for Children programme aims to provide children with access to recreational holidays or outings they would not otherwise have the opportunity to access. The funding is intended to support the provision of holidays and outings for children aged 13 or under that are: From areas of high deprivation. Disadvantaged. Disabled. Applications can be made …
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Next deadline 31st August Administered by the Hull Community Safety Partnership (CSP), with funding from the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner , this fund is currently open for bids from community and voluntary sector groups. Groups can apply for grants of up to £10,000 The funding panel are looking for bids that focus on CSP priorities and/or the … Read more. |
Deadline 17th September Grants are available for community groups working in York, North Yorkshire, Hull and East Yorkshire for projects which engage young people in ongoing regular volunteering or demonstrate how another youth-led method will be as effective at engaging young people in social action. For further information or to apply please click the link below https://www.trcf.org.uk/grants-youth-social-action-fund Read more. |
The Fore Trust is the only open-access funder in the UK offering development funding and strategic support to early-stage charities and social enterprises. They are proud to be a funder without lengthy forms or restrictive criteria. The Fore recognise you, the applicants, as the experts in your own fields so the process simply asks you to say who you are, … Read more. |
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