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LATEST INCIDENTS 

Following yesterday's alert regarding a burglary in Comberford, we now know there were three burglaries in Comberford yesterday, all during daylight while the occupants were out. In each case a rear window was smashed, and property stolen including jewellery and bikes. The offenders locked doors or put door chains on from the inside to prevent being disturbed. It is very unusual to have 3 burglaries in such a small area, and clearly the offenders will have been using a vehicle. Please be alert for any suspicious activity, and report anything to the police.

02.02.12
There was a burglary at a house in Elford Rd, Comberford, between 1130-1500 today, Tuesday. The occupant returned home, to find a rear window smashed, and a very untidy search made of the house. It is not known yet what was stolen. The offender(s) had put the door chain on the front door to prevent being disturbed. If anyone has seen any suspicious vehicles or activity anywhere in the area, please contact the police.

31.01.12



We have been informed of a scam email being circulated, supposedly regarding the 2011 Census. If you receive such an email, please delete and do not respond. Please see details below.

Statement from Director of the 2011 Census, Glen Watson, Friday 27 January 2012.

Email Scam

We are aware that an email entitled 'Population Census: a message to everyone - act now' is being circulated, allegedly in the name of National Statistician, Jil Matheson. This email demands individuals provide further personal information, supposedly for the Census and threatens fines for non-compliance.

This email is a scam and a hoax. It has no connection whatsoever with the National Statistician, the 2011 Census or the Office for National Statistics.

We believe the links in the email could download malware to any computer where the user clicks on the links. This could put your personal data, including financial information, at risk.

Anyone receiving this, or similar emails, should delete them, not open any links and certainly not provide any information.

For more information on how to protect yourself from this type of threat, please see www.getsafeonline.org

If you wish to, please report receipt of any such suspicious emails to www.actionfraud.org.uk

ONS takes the protection of personal census information extremely seriously. Collection of census data was completed last year and no further requests will be forthcoming from the Office for National Statistics relating to the 2011 Census.