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We have been asked to help Cambridgeshire Police looking for missing 13 year old Tayba

Cambridgeshire Constabulary need you help finding missing 13-year-old Taybah Khan. Taybah, who is originally from Bradford in West Yorkshire, went missing from a relatives house in Peterborough on Thursday evening. She hasn’t been seen since.

Anyone with information about Taybah’s whereabouts should call police immediately on 101 or Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.

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The mother of missing 13-year-old Taybah Khan is appealing for the public’s help to find her.

Taybah, who is originally from Bradford in West Yorkshire, went missing from a relatives house in Peterborough on Thursday evening. She hasn’t been seen since.

Rubina Khan said: “Our beautiful girl has been missing since Thursday. Our family is torn apart and completely broken.

“I urge and beg anyone with any information, big or small to please come forward and help us bring her home where she belongs because this pain is unbearable.

“Taybah, if you can see this message, please come home or make contact. We love you dearly and want you home. You are not in trouble so don’t be scared. We love you and miss you so much.”

Anyone with information about Taybah’s whereabouts should call police immediately on 101 or Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.

https://www.cambs.police.uk/news-and-…/missing-taybah-appeal

UK’s First Neighbourhood Watch App launched in Rutland

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Rutland Neigbourhood Watch  has launched the UK’s first NHW app , which looks set to revolutionise the way Neighbourhood Watch schemes communicate with it’s members and the general public.

The free app will provide users with instant access to the latest crime alerts, advice and statistics. It also features a wealth of other useful contact numbers, web addresses, social media links, local news feeds and more. The Rutland Community Neighbourhood Watch app is said to be the first of its kind in the country and is intended to be a useful tool for anyone who lives or works in the county.

Full article on the Rutland Mercury. Friday 25th November 2016

App created by The App Office, Nottingham. theappoffice.com

Launch of Rutland NHW smartphone app.

Information sent on behalf of Leicestershire Neighbourhood Watch
It is with great pleasure I draw to your attention the recent launch (30th November), in Oakham, of the Rutland Neighbourhood Watch and Community smartphone ‘app’, specifically for Rutland.  It is the first of its kind in the country, and provides an excellent way to help address crime and anti-social behaviour.

It makes crime and community safety related information more accessible, and by sharing vital local news and providing a wealth of the latest information, it enables you to make better decisions about your home, family, and neighbourhood.

​​In addition, the ‘app’ has four ‘quick help’ lines to: the Emergency Services, Crimestoppers, Domestic Abuse Support, and Childline/NSPCC.  It has no advertisements.

Please check the lin below.  Scroll down and tap the ‘Preview App’ to see the various services offered.  I think you will be pleasantly surprised.

http://theappoffice/community-app/

It is not confined to Neighbourhood Watch members, and may be downloaded free by any resident or worker in Rutland; if you like it, please draw it to the attention of your friends, there is even a button to share it.

The app is registered and approved by both Google and Apple.  If you have an Android smartphone, download from the Google Play app store, whilst if you have an iPhone, you contact the Apple App Store.  There, search for ‘Rutland NHW app’ or click the appropriate link on the website given above.

​This is the brainchild of a local Neighbourhood Watch Coordinator, Jan Warren, who was assisted by local NHW volunteers over about 12 months, their services were entirely free.  Technical design was by The App Office, NOttingham (see above link).

It will be administered by local volunteers, who are currently under training, so initially, please make allowances for this.

Ruthven Hoe.
Director, RNHWA.
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Ruthven Horne (NHWN, Chairman Rutland Neighbourhood Watch Association, Rutland)