Local Beavers group enjoy Halloween treats!
Spilsby’s local Beaver Scouts group has enjoyed a real treat this Halloween weekend, thanks to Bell’s Gardening Outlet.
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Spilsby Crime Data Dashboard
Should I call 999? In an emergency, you should always call 999, in cases such as : a crime is in progress someone suspected of a crime is nearby when there is danger to life when violence is being used or threatened Other less serious or time-critical crimes should be reported to Lincolnshire Police on 101. Missing Data According to the data sources due to IT issues, crime data and Stop and Search data can’t […]
Updated: Spilsby Primary Years 5 and 6 bubble closed after possible positive Covid test
Updated: Spilsby Primary School have confirmed that the PCR test has come back positive for Covid-19. Further updates can be found below the original article.
Terry Taylor to continue as Spilsby Town Mayor
Councillor Terry Taylor is to continue as Mayor of Spilsby and Chairman of the Town Council after the Council’s Annual Meeting.
Crime and Community Safety
You can call Lincolnshire Police on 101 to report a crime that has already happened, seek crime prevention advice or make us aware of local policing issues. The Lincolnshire Police non-emergency number, 101, improves access and gives the public one easy way to get in touch when they do not require an urgent response. As with 999, calls to 101 will be handled 24 hours a day, seven days a week by specially trained staff. […]
Spilsby Crime Data
Compared to many places in the country, Spilsby remains a relatively low crime area. However, this does not mean that local residents and businesses should be complacent as crime and criminality exist in our community. It pays to be aware and the information available below should give information and reassurance on crime levels within the area. The information below is a basic extract of the crime data we have. To see more in-depth information please […]