What to do if you notice a crime has been committed

There have, on occasion, been acts of graffiti and criminal damage on the estate which should be reported to Wallakers who will deal with this promptly.  Such incidents should also be reported to the police.  Rather than report this to Kingston Police please get in touch with our local community police officers,

Sarah Milligan (Neighbourhood Commander)

Sergeant Greg Turner

Elaine Burtenshaw (Crime Reduction Advisor)

You can contact them by dialing 101 or by email on elmbridge@surrey.police.uk

For further information on community policing you can view their website on the following link:

http://www.surrey.police.uk/my-neighbourhood/elmbridge/eldh

However small or insignificant, it is important to report any incident because without crime statistics, the police have no visibility of what's going on and can't allocate and direct resources appropriately.

If you observe a criminal activity in progress you should of course call 999 as well as informing the above people.

The local Neighbourhood Watch Group represents Molesey, Dittons & Hinchley Wood.  They work closely with the local Police, especially the Crime Prevention Officer.

It is very noticeable in this area that members of a watch scheme are less likely to become victims of crime.

Ian Alderson is acting as street co-ordinator for Chadwick Place and is keen to recruit a few more volunteers to cover the other roads that make up St James Park. It's an active group and the street co-ordinator role includes attending a couple of meetings a year, distributing occasional newsletters and communicating any urgent information to residents following feedback from the Police.

If you wish to get involved or want further information please use the contact form to let the Directors know.