Crime: 5 May 2011

I have had a report from a co-ordinator in Bakers Row, Pinkneys Green that they heard a noise outside their house on Tuesday 2 a.m. In the morning, they noticed their fuel cap on the transit van had been opened. Fortunately it was lockable and no diesel had been siphoned. Please be aware. If you see anyone acting suspiciously around cars – petrol caps – photo please from your mobile – JUST IN CASE ! and phone it through using 999 – a crime in progress.

CRIME:
HURLEY, COOKHAM, THE WALTHAMS, LITTLEWICK GREEN, BISHAM AND KNOWL HILL:
26/4 – 5/5 Farm, Upper Culham Road. Boat stolen from a yard. – the ball lock had been tampered with.
4/5 Wednesday 2.20 a.m. Waltham Road X 2, White Waltham. Wall pushed over. House next door had a brick from the wall thrown through a first floor bedroom window.

BOYN HILL, COX GREEN & WOODLANDS PARK:
30/4 3.15 p.m. / 4.30 p.m. High Town Road. Late report. Car entered BY UNKNOWN MEANS – chainsaw and loose change stolen.

RIVERSIDE & BELMONT:
2/5 – 5/5 Monday / Thursday School, Cookham Road. Lead stolen from the roof.
1/5 – 4/5 Sunday Noon / Wednesday 1 p.m. Kennet Road. Bike stolen.

INNER MAIDENHEAD:
4/5 Wednesday 3 p.m. High Street. Bike stolen.

OLDFIELD & BRAY:
8/4 – 5/5 Moor End. Lead stolen from a porch roof.

PINKNEYS GREEN & FURZE PLATT:
4/5 Wednesday Surgery, Linden Avenue. Car passenger window smashed – school bag stolen. A witness did see a group of about 8 youths hanging around suspiciously.
4/5 Wednesday Cricket ground, Bath Road. Bike stolen.
27/4 – 3/5 Cranbrook Drive. 2 hubcaps stolen from a Ford Fiesta

NOT A BAD WEEK SO FAR. – JUST REMEMBER – DON’T LEAVE WINDOWS OPEN FOR INCREASED VENTILATION ON THE GROUND FLOOR, UNLESS YOU ARE IN THE ROOM – AND NEVER AT NIGHT. Some people in bungalows leave rear windows open at night. Unless your side access is very secure, this is very unwise.

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