Notice of Annual General Meeting 2019

Residents are invited to attend the Leat Close Management Association Limited Annual General Meeting on Tuesday 26th February at Great St. Mary’s Parish Hall, (Off Knight Street, Sawbridgeworth, CM21 9AX) commencing at 7.30pm.

Attendence at the AGM is important, and this applies to both owners and tenants. It is your opportunity to air any views and concerns you have. You will have been sent a copy of last years minutes as well as a copy of the LCMA accounts for the year 2017-2018.

We look forward to seeing you. If you need to get in touch please contact us below:

You can email us at help@leatclose.org.uk

Neighbourhood Watch: Burglary – Cambridge Road

Yesterday, 12th February at 12.30pm, 3 males have entered a property at the top end of Cambridge Road and, using a distraction method, one male has entered the living quarters and taken some money. The males have then run out the back of the property, over a fence and run off. A vehicle left in the area has been recovered. If you saw or heard anything, please ring 101 ref HC-12022019-0410.

Police Contact Advice:

  • Telephone 999 in an emergency where there is a danger to life or a crime is in progress.
  • Telephone 101 for non-emergencies where police attendance is required, to report a crime or to report any other incidents. Calls to 101 have a fixed cost of 15p per call.
  • Alternatively, visit www.herts.police.uk/contact to report a non-emergency crime online or chat to a police operator live via our web chat service.
    If you are calling about the above, please tell us that you are responding to a message from OWL.

Neighbourhood Watch: Burglary in Sheering Mill Lane

Sometime between 7pm 9th and midnight last night, 10th February, a property in Sheering Mill Lane has been burgled. Entry was made by smashing a conservatory window and an untidy search has been made inside.

If you saw or heard anything, please ring 101 ref HC-10012019-0035.

For more detailed crime prevention information, including a printable Home Security Self-Assessment, please visit the “Protect Your Home” section of our website:

https://www.herts.police.uk/Information-and-services/Advice/Crime-prevention/Protect-your-home/

Neighbourhood Watch: Fake contractors trying to obtain access to properties

On Friday 8th February in Gilders, a resident had a male knock on the door purporting to be from Anglia Water, needing to gain entry to the property to turn off the water meter. The male had no ID on him and said he didn’t have any as he was a contractor. Any person claiming to be from a company such as Anglia Water will have ID on them – whether they are contractors or not.

The male was not allowed access to the property and left in a white van with another male inside.

Please do not let anyone into your property if they do not show you ID. If they do have ID, check it. Take it from them and ring the company to ask if the person works for them. Any legitimate trades person will not mind their ID being checked.

For more detailed crime prevention information, including a printable Home Security Self-Assessment, please visit the “Protect Your Home” section of our website:

https://www.herts.police.uk/Information-and-services/Advice/Crime-prevention/Protect-your-home/