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East Marsh Children's Centre Open Day

OPEN DAY AT EAST MARSH CHILDREN’S CENTRE

East Marsh Children’s Centre in Grimsby is opening its doors to the public this month.

On Friday, September 17, East Marsh Children’s Centre will be inviting parents to take a look around and to speak to staff about the services they provide. Children’s Centres offer a wide range of services for parents with children under the age of five. Services vary from childcare and child orientated activities, through to adult training courses and health clinics.

Each centre is a part of its own wider community and provides services that are required by local residents to suit their individual needs.There are 14 full children’s centres as well as three outreach centres.Outreach centres focus on smaller communities and work in partnership with their local children’s centre to provide their services.

Portfolio holder for children’s services, Councillor Tony McCabe, said: “Children’s centres are a great asset to the community.“Parents and carers can attend the centre and get involved with a number of different activities and they are also a great place to meet new people.

Parents can also enrol on courses at the centre to study for qualifications in subjects such as English, Maths and Child Care. “The centres aim to improve the health and well-being of all of their families and they often put on sessions such as group workouts and cookery classes. “There really is something for everyone and, best of all, the majority of the sessions are free.

I encourage parents in all communities to make the most of these valuable resources.” The centre of Victor Street, Grimsby, will be open from 10am to 3pm.

If you have a child under the age of five and would like to get involved with your local children’s centre contact the Family Information Service on: 0800 18 303 17.

 

Learn Something New Today

LEARN SOMETHING NEW TODAY – ENROL ON A COURSE WITH NORTH EAST LINCS’ COMMUNITY LEARNING SERVICE!

Community Learning Services enrolment sessions this month

ENROLMENT sessions are being held this month for a huge range of courses beginning as part of the new academic year.

Community Learning Services once again has a host of qualifications and certificates available to people aged 16 and over, covering creative arts, languages, computing and much more.Enrolment sessions will be held at the following venues, where you can find out more about what’s on offer:

Ø     Thrunscoe Centre, Highgate, Cleethorpes, from Monday 6th to Thursday 9th September, from 10am to 7pm;

Ø     Freeman Street Resource Centre, Kent Street, Grimsby, on Thursday 2nd September, 9.30am to 4pm;

Ø     Scartho Centre, Pinfold Lane, Grimsby, Monday 6th to Thursday 9th September, from 10am to 7pm;

Ø     Second Avenue Resource Centre, Nunsthorpe, Grimsby, Friday 10th September, from 10am to 1pm.

For further information, contact Community Learning Services on (01472) 323540. To view further information about the courses available, download the Community Learning Services courses brochure

 

Hate Crime... so do we

Humberside Police and the Council's Safer and Stronger Communities Partnership are reaching out to victims of hate crime.

The Hate Crime... so do we scheme was launched in June and aims to encourage the reporting of hate incidents and hate crimes through a variety of convenient reporting methods that the community will feel comfortable using.

Hate crime and incidents, which may or may not constitute a criminal offence, can be committed against a person or their property.

They are motivated, or perceived to be motivated, by the offender's hatred of someone because of their:

  • Race, colour, ethnic origin, nationality, or national origins
  • Religion
  • Gender identity
  • Sexual orientation
  • Age
  • Disability

Consultation events have taken place and the community has worked with the police to create the scheme and the name Hate Crime... so do we was selected after being chosed by a member of the Hull Muslim Youth Group, Jay Choudhury.

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Beware of Phone Scammers

DON’T BE CONNED BY PHONE SCAMMERS

TRADING Standards Officers at North East Lincolnshire Council are reminding residents how to protect themselves against scam letters and nuisance phone calls. 

The council has been made aware of a new spate of scams that are taking place in the area and is warning the public to stay alert.  The reminder comes after warnings were published about a recent council tax rebate scam, in which fraudsters have been seeking residents’ bank account details after telling them they are owed a refund. 

The latest con involves individuals being contacted over the phone by someone who claims to be a representative from BT. The ‘representative’ informs them that their phone will be disconnected unless they immediately pay a fee of £31 to cover the costs of an unpaid phone bill.

They tell the victim that if they do not pay, the cost to re-connect will be £118. The scam appears to be authentic as the caller tricks the victim into thinking that they have control over the phone network. The scammer asks the victim to try and make a call while they stay on the phone, making it seem like the victim’s phone has been cut off. 
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Car Thief - its easy to prevent it

VALUABLE ITEMS LEFT IN YOUR CAR, MAKE ATTRACTIVE LOOT FOR THE OPPORTUNIST THIEF: REMOVE THEM OR LOSE THEM!

It might feel like summer at the moment, but warmer weather can lead to an increase in vehicle related crime, making it vital that the police and our local communities work together to reduce the problem. 

Thieves are often opportunists, seeking easy targets. It can take seconds for a window to be broken and goods to be taken.  This is why it is important to ensure that all valuables are removed from your car or van when it is unattended, either while at work, out shopping or at home. 

Items such as handbags, sat nav systems, mobile phones and shopping bags make attractive loot. Even leaving a sat nav cradle on show can be tempting enough for a thief. 

Local police are working around your area to raise awareness of the problem and are able to provide a warning notice for your windscreen mirror which aims to deter thieves from targeting your vehicle. To get one simply contact your local policing team.

 
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