PC Malcolm Sneesby, Thorpe St Andrew beat manager.
Photo by Simon Finlay
Next Thorpe St Andrew Safer Neighbourhood Action Panel meeting to be held at Roxley Hall
Monday, July 9, 2012
9:16 PM
People living in Thorpe St Andrew will be given the opportunity to have their say on local policing priorities later this month.
The next Thorpe Safer Neighbourhood Action Panel (SNAP) meeting is being held at Roxley Hall, in Yarmouth Road, from 7.30pm on Tuesday, July 31.
The meeting will gives local people the chance to speak with an officer face-to-face, discuss any issues or concerns they may have and help influence local police priorities.
Anyone unable to attend the SNAP meeting can contact the team by calling 101 or emailing sntthorpestandrew@norfolk.pnn.police.uk
Other Crime Articles
- Norwich cyclist speaks about moment he was hit by motorist who tweeted she had knocked someone off his bike
- Latest: Have you seen missing Norwich woman Emma Belka using public transport?
- “We love her and just want her to get in contact” - Fears for safety of missing Norwich woman Emma Belka
- UPDATE: Three people arrested after attempted raid at Lowestoft garage are bailed by police
- Picture update: Overstrand man jailed for one of largest hauls of indecent child images in Norfolk. Offences committed in North Walsham area
- Police launch probe after motorist tweets she knocked cyclist off bike in Norwich
- Teenager charged with three burglaries in Ashby and Lowestoft
- “It frightened the life out of me” Norwich pensioner tells of terrifying knife attack
- Police appeal for help to find missing Norwich woman
- Three arrests after brawl at Sikh temple in Norwich
- Asda in Wisbech must play its part in tackling the town’s drink-related crime wave
- Norfolk beekeeper was stung for more than £1,000 when thieves walked off with four of his hives
- Police search for missing man in Norwich
- Man injured after bottle attack near Norfolk pier
- Woman carer stole cash from vulnerable pensioners in Norwich
Most Read News Stories See all
Police launch probe after motorist tweets she knocked cyclist off bike in Norwich
Police in Norwich have launched an investigation after a woman claimed in a tweet she had knocked a cyclist off their bike.
- Police appeal for help to find missing Norwich woman
- Three arrests after brawl at Sikh temple in Norwich
- Picture update: Overstrand man jailed for one of largest hauls of indecent child images in Norfolk. Offences committed in North Walsham area
- Update: A1067 Norwich Road cleared following two-vehicle crash this morning
- South Walsham landowner in battle over broad
ADVERTISEMENT
0 comments