on a dark night. Many “Graffiti can be damaging
people, particularly the to our neighbourhoods and
elderly, dread this time of is simply not acceptable.
year and feel anxious and Graffiti not only looks
frightened as it approaches. unattractive, but actually
adds to people feeling
Suffolk Police is therefore unsafe. It can affect local
asking people to think residents and visitors to the
It’s the time of year when about the consequences park areas and other areas
children dig out their scary of their actions before which attract graffiti by
Halloween costumes and embarking on their “trick
have fun dressing up or treat” rounds, and are
visiting friends and family making available posters
to offer them the choice which are now available
of “Trick or Treat”. This and can be downloaded
tradition has gained great and printed from the Suffolk
popularity in recent years, Police website and then
and whilst it should be a displayed in windows or
fun, harmless activity for doors of homes. These are
young children, police also available from your giving people the perception
would like to point out Safer Neighbourhood Team. that it is a high crime
that when older children http://www.suffolk.police.uk/ area. Information from the
participate in this, it can Crime+Reduction/halloween public is vital and we need
be very intimidating and residents to give us any
frightening to members of Graffiti continues be a information they have so
the community, especially problem in Newmarket that we can take positive
when they call at people’s and the Newmarket Safer action.”
homes unexpectedly. Neighbourhood Team
Even when the callers only are urging local residents If you would like to get in
mean to have harmless fun, and youths to speak out touch, then ring us then
the effect may be to cause regarding those who are please ring us on 01284
distress and intimidation to responsible for creating 774100 or email:
those who do not welcome graffiti in the Town Centre. newmarket.snt@suffolk.
getting a knock at the door Sergeant Mark Shipton says pnn.police.uk
Newmarket Safer Neighbourhood Officers raised £210 by making and selling
cakes as part of the national big coffee morning for MacMillan Cancer Support
on Friday. Three members of the team were on hand in the Guineas Shopping
Centre to serve the cakes and coffee.
PCSO Morgan who organised the event said: "Once again, we're truly delighted
with the support we've received from the public and overwhelmed with the
amount of cakes brought in for the coffee morning.
"Everyone has been very generous and, because of this and a genuine team
spirit around the town, we're delighted to be able to hand over a respectable
sum of money for MacMillan Cancer Support."
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