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Reigate and Banstead Police

Safer Neighbourhood Team

 

Dear Residents,

Welcome to the Police Update for past week. 

The message includes burglaries and vehicle thefts reported between the 3rd April 2025 to 10th April 2025.

 

Going on holiday?

As we are at the start of the Easter holidays, many of our residents will be going away, which can lead to an increase in burglaries.  If you are going away, please consider this crime prevention advice, to go alongside your normal property security.  

·  Make your home look occupied. For example, using timer switches on lights.

·  Ask a trusted neighbour to check on your home and move any post out of sight.

· Cancel milk and newspaper deliveries.

·  Try not to arrange any on-line deliveries which might be left outside your property.

·  Don’t advertise that you are going away or that you are away on social media.

·  If possible, leave a car on the drive/outside your property or ask a neighbour to park their car on the drive/outside your property while you are away.

·  If you have a lawn, try, and cut it just before you go away.

·  Lock away any valuable items such as pedal bicycles, they may be safer in your home than in a shed. 

·  If you have a garage or outbuildings please make sure they are secure.

 

Below is the link to the Surrey Police website to report and, also to find crime advice and further updates, including how to prevent Scams.

https://www.surrey.police.uk

 

Burglaries

North

04/04/2025 Between 04:06 to 04:08.   Tattenham Way, Burgh Heath.  Residential Outbuilding Burglary    Method of Entry – Forced entry through the shed door.

Stolen:  2 Bicycles.      (PR 45250039762)

Between 03/04/2025 17:00 to 04/04/2025 13:30.   Beacon Way, Banstead.  Residential Outbuilding Burglary    Method of Entry – Forced entry through the shed door.

Stolen:  Nothing Taken.      (PR 45250039794)

Between 03/04/2025 22:00 to 04/04/2025 06:45.   Stagbury Close, Chipstead.  Residential Burglary resulting in the theft of a car.    Method of Entry – Suspect(s) have gained access to the property through the conservatory door.

Stolen:   Car keys and a Car (Volkswagen T-Roc).      (PR 45250039923)

03/04/2025 21:37.   Chestnut Close, Kingswood.  Residential Burglary    Method of Entry – Forced entry through a window located at the rear of the property.

Stolen:  Not confirmed at this time.      (PR 45250040918)

 

Central

Between 26/03/2025 00:01 to 09/04/2025 12:20.   Malmstone Avenue, Merstham. Attempted Residential Garage Burglary. Method of Entry – Attempted forced entry through the garage door.

Stolen: Nothing Taken.      (PR 45250042310)

 

South

 Between 09/04/2025 23:30 to 10/04/2025 08:25.  Balcombe Road, Horley.  Residential Outbuilding Burglary.  Method of Entry – Forced entry through the shed door.

Stolen: Motorcycle.   (KTM 450)      (PR 45250042601)

Please remember we provide lots of advice on our website for keeping you, and your property safe:            Keep burglars out of your property | Surrey Police

 

Vehicle  Thefts -      Keyless Car (vehicle) Theft 1,  Attempted Keyless Car theft 0,  Car Theft 0,  Vehicle theft and motorcycle theft 0 , have been reported in the last week. 

 Banstead, Parsonsfield Road.   10/04/2025 Between 00:18 to 01:18     Keyless Car Theft.    Toyota Rav4   (PR  45250042707)

 

There is lots of advice on our website for keeping your car/van safe:

https://www.surrey.police.uk/cp/crime-prevention/keeping-vehicles-safe/preventing-car-vehicle-theft/

 

https://www.surrey.police.uk/cp/crime-prevention/keeping-vehicles-safe/

Contacting Us

The Police Reference Number (PR) with each of the reports is shown in brackets. If you have any information on any of the reports, including CCTV, please contact us quoting the Police Reference Number (PR). 

Ways to Contact Surrey Police

Accessible Ways

We want to make sure our service is as accessible as possible for everyone. If you’re deaf or hard of hearing there are a number of tools available to help, including our textphone service and the Pegasus scheme for people who may find it hard to communicate with us.

The best way for everyone to contact us about a non-emergency matter is through our website or our social channels so private message us or start a live chat on our website at any time!

Here are some other tools you can use:

·       Textphone - for those who are deaf or speech-impaired, communication is easy with our Textphone 18000 or the Relay UK app for 999 emergency texts.  
999 emergency text service. Please note, you must register your mobile phone first.   

·       Pegasus Scheme – if you have speech or communication challenges the Pegasus card scheme streamlines the help you receive in urgent situations. 

·       SignVideo BSL Interpreter - if you're a British Sign Language User, our SignVideo partnership means you're just a click away from a remote BSL interpreter. 

·       Police Link Officers for Deaf people (PLOD) – if you are deaf, you can SMS text us on 07967 986130.

·       Herbert Protocol – if you care for someone with dementia or Alzheimer's, the Herbert Protocol ensures we have the essential info to act fast and keep them safe, if they go missing. 

You can find out more about these by visiting - https://www.surrey.police.uk/contact/af/contact-us/us/contact-us/sur/accessible-contact/ 

We’re proud to be a Disability Confident Leader, committed to inclusivity within our force and the community. 

Please share this information with anyone you think may benefit from knowing about these accessible ways to contact us. 

 

Contact the Neighbourhood Team

As always, the local Neighbourhood Team are keen to receive information on all crime spotted or believed to have occurred as this can assist with ongoing enquiries, as well as helping to pool information to build a wider understanding.

 If you believe you have any information relating to relevant information or concerns you can:

  • Call 101
  • On line reporting https://www.surrey.police.uk/ro/report/ocr/af/how-to-report-a-crime/
  • If you have social media, why not give us a follow. You can also message us if you want to report something to us
    • Our Facebook is Reigate and Banstead Beat (Surrey Police) and our twitter is ReigateBeat
  • You can also give information totally anonymously by contacting the Independent  Charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111; or through their anonymous online form  https://crimestoppers-uk.org/

    In an Emergency please contact 999.

    For general enquiries please email us at: reigateandbanstead@surrey.police.uk

    As ever if you have any questions or queries please don’t hesitate to get in touch with us. 


     

    Best wishes,

    Reigate & Banstead Safer Neighbourhood Team


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