Police News
The neighbourhood officer for the parish is PC 327 Carl Wood
Contacting the police:
PC 607 Craig Irvine - 01524 596649
ECSO 7150 Peter Wood - 01524 596649
Lancaster Police Station - 01524 63333
Non emergency calls - 0845 1 25 35 45
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Latest Police News
Lune Valley Police Report - June 2011
Submitted by Administrator on Mon, 04/07/2011 - 5:12am.Farm Crime -Scrap metal continues to bring a good price and as a result “rogues” from town are visiting farms more regularly asking for scrap. Farmers must continue to be vigilant at all times and report any suspicious behaviour of such visitors.
Police Information Request
Submitted by Administrator on Mon, 04/07/2011 - 4:37am.In April of this year someone shot an air weapon in the woods off Broadacre next to Caton Community School at a cat belonging to a resident on Broadacre. The cat is fortunately still alive but it still has the air pellet lodged in its head behind its ear. The vet has advised it remain in situ.
Farmwatch update
Submitted by Administrator on Sun, 28/02/2010 - 9:14am.Farmwatch has been launched in the Lune Valley from Caton Police Station by Pc Carl Wood and PCSO Pete Wood.
Farmwatch Scheme to be Rolled Out to Lower Lune Valley
Submitted by Administrator on Fri, 20/11/2009 - 7:13am.A successful texting scheme which sends crime prevention messages to farmers' mobile phones is to be rolled out across the Lower Lune Valley by the local community Police team from Caton Police Station during the winter months. The Farm Watch initiative already has over 130 members in Carnforth and the upper Lune Valley and it will now be expanded to strengthen the scheme even further.
Crime Reporting
Submitted by Ian Johnston on Tue, 01/07/2008 - 4:00am.
The Police would like to make an appeal that members of the public report all crimes as soon as practicable, by ringing Lancaster Police on 63333 or 999 in an emergency. All calls will be logged and the sooner the Police know about something the more chance they have of sorting it out.
Your Local Community Issues
Submitted by Ian Johnston on Mon, 12/02/2007 - 2:16pm.
On Friday 9th February 2007, there were some cars damaged on Brookhouse Road, these offences have now been detected and the offenders dealt with accordingly.



