Self Help Quick Links
Below I have added some "QUICK LINKS" and I will be adding further links as required. - I hope this will help you till the future of the website is finally decided by the committee.
QUICK LINKS
CLICK - Business scams for Norfolk County Council.
CLICK - Consumer scams for Norfolk County Council.
CLICK - What's new on oft.gov.uk.(Office Of Fair Trading)
CLICK - Norfolk Constabulary.
CLICK - Neighbourhood Watch and Home Watch website.
CLICK - How do I contact the SNT Team (at King's Lynn Police Station) who will be organising the "Home Watch group from now onwards.
Updated 12.04.2012
CLICK - How do I contact a co-ordinator for our Home Watch Group (MRHW).
CLICK - Launch of online 1911 Census index makes it easier to research Norfolk's history
CLICK - Homewatch Messaging Update: December 2011
CLICK - What is a SNAP? When are they held? Who will be there? Who can attend?
CLICK - Useful Contacts
Business scams for Norfolk County Council.
Latest information.
Action Fraud (UK's National Fraud Office) 0300 123 2040 or www.actionfraud.org.uk Trading Standards Business Line 0344 800 8013
Consumer scams for Norfolk County Council.
Latest information.
Consumer Direct 08454 04 05 06 or www.direct.gov.uk/consumer
What's new on oft.gov.uk (Office Of Fair Trading).
Telephone: 08457 22 44 99
Norfolk Constabulary.
Safer Neighbourhoods, Safety Advice, News and events, etc.
Telephone (non-emergency 101)
Neighbourhood Watch and Home Watch website.
National website for Neighbourhood Watch and Home Watch Network (England and Wales) - (Click on logo above)
How do I contact a co-ordinator for our Home Watch Group (MRHW).
The future of the "Milwood Royal Home Watch" is uncertain, but certainly a "Home Watch Group" will be available and all the co-ordinators that are listed on the Co-ordinators page will be continuing, see contact details with the exception of John Barrett and Heather Emmett who are both standing down on 31st December 2011.
How do I contact the SNT Team (at King's Lynn Police Station) who will be organising the "Home Watch group from now onwards.
Updated 12.04.2012
If you need to make contact with an official of the Home Watch please contact:-
I would like to introduce you to PCSO 8326 Jemma McCrea who took over from PCSO 8445 Jane Edwards in January 2012. Jemma is the SPOC for all King's Lynn areas - inc Home Watch) and should contacted with any queries concerning "Home Watch".
(Above) PCSO 8326 Jemma McCrea - Home Watch Contact at the SNT office, King's Lynn
E-mail PCSO 8326 Jemma McCrea: Click to email Jemma.
- PCSO 8326 Jemma McCrea SPOC for all King's Lynn areas - inc Home Watch)
- Gaywood, Fairstead and Reffley
- KINGS LYNN POLICE STATION
- Norfolk Constabulary
- St. James Road
- Kings Lynn,
- Norfolk,
- PE30 5DE
- Tel:101 (Ask for PCSO 8326 Jemma McCrea)
- OR
- E-mail: The Gaywood, Fairstead and Reffley Safer Neighbourhood Team Contact the SNT Team at King's Lynn Police Station.
IMPORTANT. Members should make a note of the above as the website will be closing down at some point after 31st December 2011
If you wish to print the above click on the following, when open, select Print
Contact List (Updated 12th April 2012)
From January 2012, PCSO 8326 Jemma McCrea - (Jemma is the SPOC for all King's Lynn areas - inc "Home Watch") and should contacted with any queries concerning "Home Watch"
Launch of online 1911 Census index makes it easier to research Norfolk's history.
Latest information.
In addition, the centre's current exhibition, "All I want for Christmas is a family tree" offers local historians the opportunity to find out more about the free resources available via the County Council's Library and Information Service and Norfolk Record Office. For more information on how you can research your family history, telephone the Norfolk Heritage Centre on 01603 774740 or email norfolk.studies.lib@norfolk.gov.uk, or telephone the Norfolk Record Office on 01603 222599 or email norfrec@norfolk.gov.uk.
Homewatch Messaging Update: December 2011
Norfolk Constabulary is currently working on the homewatch messaging process to make it more manageable in the future.
Items being reviewed
- 1. Validating the SNT SPOCs (PCSOs) - to provide Homewatch District leads / Coordinators with an accurate list of contacts
- 2. SNT SPOCs (PCSOs) are being scheduled on "Ladder training" to relieve Homewatch Coordinators in the future
- 3. How the new Operational Partnership Teams and the PACT (crime prevention advice) feed into the messaging process This ultimately will see an improvement in that Homewatch Messages will no longer be District based but SNT based. Each SNT will receive a targeted message once a week.
- 4. Norfolk Constabulary anticipates a test run of the weekly targeted messages in January 1012 (16th with an aim to be live and business as usual two weeks following this.
- 5. One of the remaining tasks to be completed is the updating of the protocol. This will be completed working with Homewatch Organisation.
What is a SNAP? When are they held? Who will be there? Who can attend?
For answers to the above CLICK
To get the latest dates for Snap meetings: click on "News & Events" before selecting "Events" on the menu. Search for Gaywood, Fairstead and Reffley SNAP
Useful Contacts
Our telephone opening hours are:
- Monday: 8:00am - 6:00pm
- Tuesday: 8:00am - 6:00pm
- Wednesday: 8:00am - 6:00pm
- Thursday: 8:00am - 6:00pm
- Friday: 8:00am - 6:00pm
- Saturday: 9.00am - 12.00pm
Contact: e-mail, Telephone: (01553) 616200
For emergencies outside normal office hours, including weekends and public holidays, please use our Out of Hours Emergency number: 01553 616601
Postal Address: Borough Council of King's Lynn and West Norfolk, King's Court, Chapel Street, KING'S LYNN Norfolk. PE30 1EX
Mail Preference. To reduce sale emails register with the e-Mail Preference Service.
If you receive a scam mailing ignore it and throw it away.
People across Norfolk can now view what crime and anti-social behaviour is happening on their street
Street Level Crime is the latest development of the government's crime mapper initiative, giving the public greater access to local crime information across England and Wales.
The data, available above, click and "Just enter your postcode"
Help disrupt fraudsters by reporting scam emails by visiting the following website:-
Action Fraud has set up a dedicated email address where you can forward any scam emails that you receive. 25 February 2011.
Norfolk Trusted Trader list of Trusted Traders can be found by visiting the following website:-
OR
By calling 0344 800 8020, all traders using this scheme have been approved by Norfolk County Council Trading Standards and abide by a code of conduct.
Our telephone opening hours are:
- Monday: 8:00am - 6:00pm
- Tuesday: 8:00am - 6:00pm
- Wednesday: 8:00am - 6:00pm
- Thursday: 8:00am - 6:00pm
- Friday: 8:00am - 6:00pm
- Saturday: 9.00am - 12.00pm
Contact: e-mail, Telephone: (01553) 616200.
For emergencies outside normal office hours, including weekends and public holidays, please use our Out of Hours Emergency number: 01553 616601
Postal Address: Borough Council of King's Lynn and West Norfolk, King's Court, Chapel Street, KING'S LYNN Norfolk. PE30 1EX
Based in Kings Lynn, Norfolk we can provide a wide spectrum of your computing requirements.
We can build you a single computer to your specifications or we can supply any number of machines and install and configure them on your Local Area Network.
Components and Peripherals can be supplied from stock in many cases or within a few days if we don't hold the item in stock.
We have experience in all aspects of networking and can supply and install to meet your business requirements. Support contracts can also be arranged
Let us give you a competitive quote to meet your needs.
We are registered with the Government's Waste Electronic Electrical Equipment Regulation (W.E.E.E.) as both a manufacturer and a retailer.
Contact: Nick Kulkarni - e-mail
postal address 43a Lynn Road, Gaywood, King's Lynn, Norfolk. PE30 4PR - Phone: 01553 774436
BikeRegister.
BikeRegister - the UK's leading online registration initiative aiming to reduce bicycle theft and assist in owner recovery.
In addition to supporting the UK bike industry by offering a free online registration service Register able to offer bike marking enhancements to further protect your bike.
Crime Stoppers.
At Crimestoppers we help to promote the charity in communities across the region, to let people know that Crimestoppers is there for them as an anonymous route to pass on information about crime. Crimestoppers guarantees anonymity, which means that no-one can ever find out who passed on information about crime.
Mill House Veterinary Surgery & Hospital
The practice is a Veterinary Hospital inspected by the Royal College Veterinary Surgeons (RVCS).
David and Carole Clarke set up the practice in King Street, King's Lynn, in 1984 with the aim of providing the best possible care for companion animals in a friendly and supportive environment. By 1990, the practice had outgrown its premises and moved to a new large purpose-built centre here at Mill House. We see companion animals only, and maintain a high level of service, personnel, and equipment all committed to excellent pet care. Details of our services can be found on the web site. (Click on the above logo)
As well as our normal work, we see referral cases from other vets in Cardiology (heart problems), Radiology (x-rays), Ultrasound, Endoscopy and General Medicine and Surgery, Dermatology and Acupuncture.
The surgery site is continually manned 24 hours a day and a vet and trained nurse are on hand at all times for emergencies and hospitalised cases. Our Vet Health Advisors (VHA) offer free health care advice throughout the day, and help individually with weight loss programmes, dental care, special diets and well pet checks. They also hold weekly early puppy training sessions at Puppy Playgroup, including Clicker training - give us a ring for details. Plenty of car parking is available on the surgery grounds. Reception is open from 8:00am - 6:30pm Monday to Friday and from 8:30am - 12noon on Saturday mornings. Consultations are available throughout the day by appointment and you are more than welcome to have a tour around the practice to see our facilities and meet the staff.
Telephone: 01553 771457 - 20 Tennyson Avenue, Kings Lynn, Norfolk. PE30 2QG - click on logo above to view our website.
Norfolk Police Authority Website.
Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary - Performance Report Cards.
The Norfolk Criminal Justice Board.
The Norfolk Criminal Justice Board has pledged to make the county an even safer place to live, work and visit by helping all the criminal justice agencies, and our community partners, to work more closely together.
Norfolk PACT (Partners Against Crime Task Force.
Norfolk PACT is a broad based community partnership uniting commerce, industry, the public sector and the people of Norfolk. Their aims are to improve the quality of life for all people in the County by introducing and supporting initiatives, which help to reduce crime, the fear of crime, improve community safety and encourage good citizenship in young people.
Safer Norfolk.
This website provides details of all 52 Safer Neighbourhood Teams within Norfolk and the work they are undertaking.
Directgov - Public services all in one place - Crime and justice
This website provides details of all 52 Safer Neighbourhood Teams within Norfolk and the work they are undertaking.
Office of Fair Trading.
The OFT's mission is to make markets work well for consumers. Markets work well when businesses are in open, fair and vigorous competition with each other for the consumer's custom. Our job is to make sure that consumers have as much choice as possible across all the different sectors of the marketplace. When consumers have choice they have genuine and enduring power...... (see website)
Jane's Police Review.
Jane's Police Review magazine keeps you up to date with the latest news, analysis and commentary on UK policing today.
Combining the best independent coverage of national and local issues with expert comment, analysis and interviews. An extensive recruitment section helps you to find your next career move, plus special features to address the issues that matter - to officers and staff of every level. The magazine is a must for those about to take the Part I and Part II Sergeants' and Inspectors' promotion exams.
Intended for UK police officers and staff, police associations, government and all those interested in policing issues, the magazine provides insight and analysis on subjects ranging from the latest policies and initiatives, through equipment and technology, to training, pay and conditions of service.
Queen Elizabeth Hospital King's Lynn NHS Trust.
Queen Elizabeth Hospital King's Lynn NHS Trust. We are a forward-thinking acute hospital serving the communities of West Norfolk, South Lincolnshire and North East Cambridgeshire. On this web site you will find information on the services we provide, how to get to us, and general healthcare.