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Eye SNT newsletter March 18

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This is an exciting time for the Town Council.  There is the challenge of new development planned for the Town and we are considering a Neighbourhood Plan for Eye.  Extensive building works updating the Town Hall costing £200,000 have started.

 Do you have skills or experience that you could bring to the role of Councillor? E.g. financial, business, marketing.

 We currently have a vacancy for Councillor on Eye Town Council due to the resignation of a long serving member and would welcome your application.

 We are hoping to fill the position by way of cooption at our April meeting.

To request an application pack contact Wendy Alcock the Town Clerk or click here.

If you would like an informal chat with a current Town Councillor about what being a Councillor entails let the Clerk know.

You will need your own computer, laptop for Council business.

Closing date for receipt of completed applications is 6th April 2018

Tel: 07713 196251 email: townclerk@eyesuffolk.org 

c/o Eye Volunteer Centre, 20 Broad St, Eye, IP23 7AF

Please note that the Finance and Governance Meeting schedule for Thursday 1st March at 1:00 pm at the Town Hall has been cancelled due to the severe weather conditions.  The meeting has been rescheduled to Thursday 8th March at the same time and location.

Eye Town Council is working with Suffolk Police and Crime Commissioner to seek Local Police Volunteers for Eye.

What is it all about…? 

The Local Policing Volunteer (LPV) scheme is for members of the local community who would like to offer support to Suffolk Police by being a highly visible and accessible point of contact.  Whilst you are out and about in your local area, we would like you to report any suspicious activity, anti-social behaviour, damage or any community safety issues to us. 

At no point will you be required to get directly involved – leave that to us

We would like you to be the “eyes and ears” of your community and pass on information by telephone, or email,  to us. You know your area, what’s usual and what is out of place. Trust your instincts and if you see anything suspicious or have a hunch that things ‘just aren’t right’ then report it to the police.

Your information may be the final piece of the jigsaw in a criminal investigation

You will be helping to assist Suffolk Police in detecting crime by promoting effective communication and the prompt reporting of suspicious and criminal activity in rural areas. Your presence will also help to promote crime prevention awareness in your area.

 What is required?

• To report suspicious incidents or damage directly to the police, whilst out in your local area, undertaking the LPV role.

• You will be provided with a high visibility tabard to wear, which will ensure others within your community are aware you a Local Policing Volunteer.

• Adhere to and promote the Force policy & standards on Diversity and Health & Safety

• You are required to be over 18 and willing to complete Suffolk Constabulary Vetting

• If you have received an adult caution or conviction, (only juvenile cautions will be considered – a juvenile is aged 17 and under and an adult aged 18 and above), it may not be possible for you to become a Police Volunteer.

To request an application form telephone 01473 613589 or email specialsandvolunteers@suffolk.pnn.police.uk or download an application form by clicking here