The Bulletin - June 2011 (v2) - ARRC - Nato
The Bulletin - June 2011 (v2) - ARRC - Nato The Bulletin - June 2011 (v2) - ARRC - Nato
Community beat officers forservice family accommodationImjin BarracksWhat are they?A Community Beat Officer is a police officer who provides atraditional policing role focussed on Service community issues. Ourofficers provide a police service in its widest sense especially for theMOD Community.cycle is to register with ‘Bike Register’. Once the cycle is on register,police can access the database and trace the cycle to its rightfulowner. To register free and find out more information about thescheme visit www.BikeRegister.com or call in at the MoD Office onMiddleton Lawn for further details.Who are yours?The Community Beat Officers for Imjin Station and all its outlyingService Family Accommodation areas are PC Ray Bartholomew andPC Tony Allen and they can be contacted on during duty hours onTel: 01452 730804 or 07771626346 and 07917750656.What can they do?Some of the many tasks we perform are:• Provide reassurance policing in support of the families of servicepersonnel deployed away from home to front line duties.• Carry out high profile foot and mobile patrols in the garrisonand attend any incident that requires police attention.• Promote and maintain good liaison between Unit Welfareorganisations, Families Officers, Local Constabulary and MDP.• In addition to these duties, we also work closely with ourcolleagues from Gloucester constabulary at the nearbyCheltenham Road East Police station. Tracey Martin and AlexLawson are two of your police community support officers therewho also patrol the Innsworth/ Churchdown area.Seasonal Crime prevention advice,what can you do?There have been a number of pedal cycles stolen across servicefamily’s estates in recent weeks. Cycle theft is big business. In 2010131,000 cycles were stolen and less than 8% were returned toowners. To ensure your cycle is protected and not provide an easytarget for opportunist thieves, secure it out of sight when it is notbeing used, use a quality lock and take a photo of the cycle. It’s alsoa good idea to record the serial number. A new way to secure your• PC Tony Allen and PC Ray Bartholomew on the beatNeighbourhood Watch Co-ordinatorsVolunteers are sought for these streets. If you would like getinvolved and support the police and your community in a proactiveway call Pc Ray Bartholomew 01452 730804 for furtherinformation.Campbell closeMiddleton Lawn – 2 requiredRoberts RoadPenrose RoadGibson RoadVertican RoadHannah PlaceWard AvenueJackson CrescentContact NumbersMod Police01452 730804 Office (not 24hrs)07771626346 mobileMDP Control Room 01752 553384 (out of hrs)Gloucester Police 0845 0901234• PC Tony Allen provides a member of the public with useful direction• PC Ray Bartholomew and PC Tony Allen14 ARRC The Bulletin | July and August 2011
Operational WelfareSupport CellThe Operational Welfare Support Cell (OWSC) wasset up in October 2010 to support the main WelfareOffice during the deployment of HQ ARRC toAfghanistan.The OWSC is staffed by Maj Baxter, WO2 ‘Al’ Burke, Sgt ‘Woody’Woodman and Miss Jeanette Gavin. Al and Woody are currentlylocated in the Community Centre and Jeanette, as CommunicationsOfficer, is located in the Public Affairs Office. We can be contactedon 01452 718574 and our email address is owscevents@hotmail.co.uk.Our main role is to organise days out and lunches for all familiesof those who have deployed or are deploying in the foreseeablefuture. These events are publicised via email, the ARRCnet, Orders,Internal IT Systems, Posters, Flyers and Facebook.Since January we have organised 4 Family Sunday Lunches and5 trips. The Sunday lunches are proving a real success with goodpositive feedback, The Family Summer Lunches are held in theAll Ranks Club. The food served is a full Sunday roast with all thetrimmings as well as a starter and a sweet. Entertainment forchildren is provided as well, this consists of DVD’s, toys and apool table. The next Sunday lunch is on the 17th July.The trips that have taken place to date have been to Roves Farm, ashopping trip to Cribbs Causeway, Wookey Hole, Cotswold wild lifepark and probably the most successful trip was to Cadburys Worldwhen 95 people participated. The next trip being organised by theOWSC is the CLA Game Fair being held at Blenheim Palace on the24th July. The next big event after the CLA Game Fair is the ImjinBarracks Summer fete which is being held on the 06th August.Please look out for flyers and posters.EventsListed below are dates of forthcoming events:17th July24th July06th August1st September18th SeptemberSunday lunchCLA game fair Blenheim PalaceFamilies fete with BFBSDrayton Manor ParkSunday lunch• Operational Welfare, Sgt Owen Woodman and WO2 Alan BurkeJuly and August 2011 | ARRC The Bulletin 15
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Community beat officers forservice family accommodationImjin BarracksWhat are they?A Community Beat Officer is a police officer who provides atraditional policing role focussed on Service community issues. Ourofficers provide a police service in its widest sense especially for theMOD Community.cycle is to register with ‘Bike Register’. Once the cycle is on register,police can access the database and trace the cycle to its rightfulowner. To register free and find out more information about thescheme visit www.BikeRegister.com or call in at the MoD Office onMiddleton Lawn for further details.Who are yours?<strong>The</strong> Community Beat Officers for Imjin Station and all its outlyingService Family Accommodation areas are PC Ray Bartholomew andPC Tony Allen and they can be contacted on during duty hours onTel: 01452 730804 or 07771626346 and 07917750656.What can they do?Some of the many tasks we perform are:• Provide reassurance policing in support of the families of servicepersonnel deployed away from home to front line duties.• Carry out high profile foot and mobile patrols in the garrisonand attend any incident that requires police attention.• Promote and maintain good liaison between Unit Welfareorganisations, Families Officers, Local Constabulary and MDP.• In addition to these duties, we also work closely with ourcolleagues from Gloucester constabulary at the nearbyCheltenham Road East Police station. Tracey Martin and AlexLawson are two of your police community support officers therewho also patrol the Innsworth/ Churchdown area.Seasonal Crime prevention advice,what can you do?<strong>The</strong>re have been a number of pedal cycles stolen across servicefamily’s estates in recent weeks. Cycle theft is big business. In 2010131,000 cycles were stolen and less than 8% were returned toowners. To ensure your cycle is protected and not provide an easytarget for opportunist thieves, secure it out of sight when it is notbeing used, use a quality lock and take a photo of the cycle. It’s alsoa good idea to record the serial number. A new way to secure your• PC Tony Allen and PC Ray Bartholomew on the beatNeighbourhood Watch Co-ordinatorsVolunteers are sought for these streets. If you would like getinvolved and support the police and your community in a proactiveway call Pc Ray Bartholomew 01452 730804 for furtherinformation.Campbell closeMiddleton Lawn – 2 requiredRoberts RoadPenrose RoadGibson RoadVertican RoadHannah PlaceWard AvenueJackson CrescentContact NumbersMod Police01452 730804 Office (not 24hrs)07771626346 mobileMDP Control Room 01752 553384 (out of hrs)Gloucester Police 0845 0901234• PC Tony Allen provides a member of the public with useful direction• PC Ray Bartholomew and PC Tony Allen14 <strong>ARRC</strong> <strong>The</strong> <strong>Bulletin</strong> | July and August <strong>2011</strong>
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