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Thursday, 19th November at 6.30pm, NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH MEETING - CRADLEY. A meeting to set up another ‘branch’ of the Cradley NHW group is to be held at the Red Lion Public House. It is essential to include everyone into the information loop between the community and the Police, so please let your neighbours know and we’ll see you on the night for Crime Prevention advice and guidance.

ST JAMES THE GREAT, CRADLEY PARISH CHURCH, FACULTY APPLICATION
Many thanks to all who contributed to making the Festival of Angels such a success. As a result we can now proceed with some of the necessary works, including the floor!
It is a requirement that the Application be advertised to the congregation and to villagers. Any comments to be made to the Churchwardens or Treasurer.
Faculty Notice.
Faculty Application.doc (4Mbyte), Faculty Application (html).
Plan drawing.

7th ANNIVERSARY EXHIBITION OF THE CRADLEY, MATHON AND STORRIDGE ART GROUP (CMSAG).

Cradley Walkers, walks in September and October 2009

Neighbourhood Watch
Police contact number 0300 333 3000
News 15 Nov 2009.
News 10 Nov 2009.
30 Oct, from Ross - a blue Ford Ranger twin cab pick up with chrome grab bars behind cab. It has a running board between the wheels and additional lights on the front valance and on the roof of the cab. They would appear to be spot lights and a trapezoidal orange beacon on the cab and spot lights on the front valance. We do not have the real registration number for this vehicle, but a vehicle similar to this has been sighted in the Ross on Wye and Monmouth area on a number occasions recently displaying the number BD 53 BJY. This relates to a white Ford Ranger stolen from Pontypool Gwent on the 4th October 2009 . There was a burglary in Ross on the 15th October and a trailer theft on the 22nd October believed involving a similar described vehicle.
30 Oct - trailer stolen along with other items from storage units on a farm in Clehonger overnight last night, pictures.
29 Oct - newsletter.
29 Oct - A vehicle to look out for, seen on Tuesday at a farm in Didley, Wormbridge. A silver Ford Transit van, part registration CP**TCZ, three rough looking male occupants, asking for batteries to buy. This vehicle has been seen at the scene of a burglary in Wales, and is also suspected in being involved in the theft of scrap metal.
27 Oct - There has been another spate of thefts of catalytic converters from unattended vehicles overnight, mostly on garage forecourts across Herefordshire, but there have been some thefts from private vehicles on driveways. More phone scams - A call is received, and the person on the other end says they are calling from BT and that there is an outstanding amount on their phone account, which must be paid off immediately, or the line will be cut off. It is usually a small amount quoted as being owed, and the caller asks for details of a credit card so that payment can be made.
If you would like to be kept up to date please check out the Ringmaster web site.
distraction burglaries - cars.
Newsbeat of 16 October 09.
Newsbeat of 18 September 09.

St Francis window in Cradley Church.

THREE VILLAGES DIARY OF EVENTS
Regular service times; for Mathon events see also Nick W Mathon.org.uk and for Storridge Jen D HerefordAnglican.
Apologies, I try to keep the informtion up to date, but since it is not regularly reviewed the 'latest' information may not be correct. Please let me know if you find eny errors!

Organizers of events in the villages are reminded to record them in the diary held at Cradley Post Office and Stores. This will help avoid clashes and ensure that events are included in the NEWSLETTER DIARY.

Every effort is made to verify the authenticity of statements made in the Newsletter, but neither the Editor nor anyone connected with its production and distribution can accept any responsibility for errors or inaccuracies. Neither do they guarantee or endorse the services and products advertised.

Please check actual notices as the above information is a copy of the information in the newsletter, in turn generated from the paper diary. Organizers of events in the villages are reminded to record them in the diary held at Cradley Stores and Post Office. This will help avoid clashes and ensure that events are included here and in the NEWSLETTER. Every effort is made to verify the authenticity of statements made but we cannot accept any responsibility for errors or inaccuracies. Neither do we guarantee or endorse the services and products advertised. 'Events' by courtesy of the Village Newsletter.

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