Lynton, Lynmouth and Exmoor Advertiser, October 2019

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26 OCTOBER 2019 Lynton Neighbourhood Police Newsletter, October 2019 If you are going trick or treating this Halloween we want you to have fun and be safe but remember not everyone wants you to call at their home. The ‘Sorry, No Trick, No Treat, No Thanks’ campaign Insp 14316 Paul Searle OFFICE EMAIL: lynton2@dc.police.uk Sgt 15370 Ian Rowe PCSO 30366 Grace Cleverdon PC15303 Mark Langworthy encourage residents who do not want to be bothered by trick-or-treaters to download the A5 poster https://www.dc.police.uk/halloween and place it on the front door or window of their homes. Posters will be available to collect from Lynton Post Office or Lynton Library after 3rd October or ask PCSO 30366 Grace Cleverdon at any of the police surgeries. You may be dressing up as a spooky ghost, a wicked witch or a big orange pumpkin but remember to make sure it is a fun night by staying safe. Follow these top tips: Always be accompanied by an adult when you are trick or treating : Only go to houses of people you know and who are happy for you to call : Stay safe, keep to places you know and are well lit : Do not take short cuts through gardens, alleyways or parks : Watch out for traffic - drivers might not see you : If you are wearing a mask make sure that you can see where you are going and are aware of your surroundings : Carry a torch and a fully charged mobile phone (if you have one). Operation Snap If you have captured a driving offence on your dashcam or other digital device you can now send it to the police simply, quickly and securely through Operation Snap. You need to be 18 years old or over, able to supply the registration mark of the offending vehicle and be willing to sign a witness statement and possibly appear in court. You can read the frequently asked questions at the link before submitting your video or photos. www.dc.police.uk/opsnp Do you know the signs of county lines? Signs that a child or vulnerable person is being exploited for county lines : They may be missing from school or home : They may be meeting with unfamiliar or suspicious people : You notice a change in their behaviour or emotional wellbeing : They are using drugs and/or alcohol : Acquiring money or expensive gifts they can’t account for : Multiple mobile phones, tablets or SIM cards. Signs that a property is being used for cuckooing include: More people are going in and out, often at unsocial hours : An increase in cars and bikes to the property: Many people coming and going : Security doors being wedged open. If you see or hear something you think might be linked to county lines report it direct to us via our non-emergency channels or call Crime stoppers on 0800 555 anonymously. Number of Crimes reported in August 2019 Lynton & Lynmouth - Violence with Injury 2, Vehicle Offences 1, Other Theft 1, Criminal Damage 3 : Countisbury & Brendon - Violence without Injury 1 : Parracombe & Martinhoe – None : Challacombe – None : Kentisbury & Trentishoe – None : Arlington - None October 2019 Police Surgeries PCSO 30366 Grace Cleverdon will be available for you to have a chat with about any concerns you might have. Due to last minute emergencies it is possible an officer may be unable to attend *NEW* Tuesday 01/10/19 Lynton Town Hall 12.30-1.30pm Thursday 19/09/19 Staghunters Inn, Brendon 5.30-6pm *NEW* Tuesday 22/10/19 Lynton Town Hall 12.30-1.30pm Monday 30/09/19 Black Venus Inn, Challacombe 2-2.30pm Tuesday 29/10/19 Lynton Library 3-4pm Letters for Lynton Police can be left in our post box at the front of the Fire Station or in the ‘Have your say’ box inside Lynton Post Office. Police Enquiry Office at Barnstaple open from 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday (Closed 1.15-2pm lunch), closed bank holiday. www.devon-cornwall.police.uk Like us on Facebook Lynton Police and get regular updates. advertise@lyntonadvertiser.com 01598 752788
OCTOBER 2019 27 Winners of Lyn in Bloom 2019 The National Trust Arlington Court Judges said they were incredibly impressed with the quality and diversity of plants and displays in Lynton and Lynmouth. They found choosing winners really difficult as it was all so good. BEST OVERALL WINNER – Captain’s House, Lynmouth A charming garden with bold colours. Great use of space and plant diversity. Every inch planted and looking beautiful. The whole area had great impact and drew you in for a closer look. A special thank you to Josie Parker for allowing us to use one of her beautiful photos on the front cover. RUNNER UP - Lee House, Lee Road Beautiful subtle but effective colours, well co-ordinated. Lovely urn between windows. Excellent proportions, well cared for. SPECIAL COMMENDATION: Tracy Manning, Cross Street For charming display in a limited space. A nice arrangement of pots and seating area, absolutely charming. Had gone over a little, but still showed great style. SPECIAL COMMENDATION: North Devon Hospice, Queen Street SO thrilled to see this unexpected gem! Well kept, great specimens, and a fantastic example of what can be done. Facebook/Lyn in Bloom Tree planting starts in preparation for North Devon Link Road improvements Planting of around 20,000 trees and shrubs got underway in September as part of advanced work being undertaken ahead of the start of the main improvements to the North Devon Link Road. The trees will be planted over a distance of 10km between Filleigh and Portmore where work on widening the A361 is due to start in 2021. As the scheme progresses further, environmental compensation will be carried out to enable the scheme to achieve biodiversity net gain. The planting at the side of the road will help establish ecological habitats ahead of the Link Road being widened, and it will also screen the road from surrounding areas. A planning application has been submitted for proposed improvements at Bishop’s Tawton roundabout. Bishop’s Tawton is one of seven junctions planned to be improved as part of the multi-million scheme to upgrade the A361 North Devon Link Road between South Molton and Bideford. A planning application is also expected to be submitted later this year for a pedestrian and cycle bridge at the proposed Landkey roundabout. https://www.devonnewscentre.info advertise@lyntonadvertiser.com 01598 752788
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