CRIME AND POLICING IN OUR AREA
Our local police team, the Warwick Rural West Safer Neighbourhood team, publishes a weekly newsletter on its website detailing all crimes committed in our area in the previous week. Click here to view the newsletters.
The website also provides lots of useful information about local policing, as well as contact details and an on-line SATISFACTION SURVEY so you can let the police know what you think of them! Click here to visit the main website.
Officers from the team now regularly attend the police post next to Lapworth Village Hall and the Post Office in Fraziers on the Old Warwick Road. A police vehicle outside indicates their presence!
If you would like an informal chat with the local policing team, go along to see them when the mobile community police station next comes to the Rowington area. Dates, times and places of scheduled mobile police station visits to Rowington and neighbouring parishes will be set out below when announced.
ROWINGTON ALMSHOUSE CHARITY - VACANCY
There will shortly be two vacant bungalows in the Almshouses in The Avenue and Beech Close. The bungalows provide self-contained accommodation, with one bedroom, living room, separate kitchen and bathroom, and a small garden.
Persons eligible for appointment as Residents must satisfy the objectives of the Charity, which are “To provide housing accommodation for persons in need, hardship or distress, who are resident in the Parish of Rowington or the surrounding district at the time of the appointment”. Consideration will also be given to persons living elsewhere, but with strong personal connections to the Parish. Residents must be able to live independently, since no care or other services are provided.
Application forms and further information may be obtained from the Charity’s Managing Agent, Bournville Village Trust, by contacting the Housing Officers:-
Tracey Whitehouse or Joanne Fellows
Address:
Bournville Area Office
27 Sycamore Road
Birmingham
B30 2AA
Telephone: 0121 415 6514
