Immobilise - The UK National Property Register

With Christmas coming many of use a buying new, valuable items. If any of them are stolen you can help the police recover them by registering your items at Immobilise.com

About the Immobilise System

Immobilise is the world's largest FREE register of possession ownership details and together with its sister sites the Police's NMPR and CheckMEND, forms a very effective tool in helping to reduce crime and repatriate recovered personal property to its rightful owners.

Immobilise can be used by members of the public and businesses to register their valued possessions or company assets, and exclusive to Immobilise all account holders registered items and ownership details are viewable on the Police national property database the NMPR.

This online checking service is used thousands of times each day by UK Police forces to trace owners of lost and stolen property.

As a direct result of Immobilise there are hundreds of cases a week where property is returned or information collected that assists the Police in investigating criminal activity involving stolen goods.

Immobilise is also the only ownership registration service supported by all UK Police forces, the Greater London Authority, and the Mobile Phone Industry.

Quick Links

• History
• How is Immobilise so popular? I'd not heard of it until now!
• Why do the Police support Immobilise?
• What is Immobilise's sister service CheckMEND?
• How is Immobilise funded?
• See the extent of public support for yourself!
• Keep up to date with Immobilise News and Event

Reminder Burnt Ash Library Christmas Morning Today

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St Andrew's Classic Film Club 14th December

St Andrew's Classic Film Club 

Wednesday 14th December 6.46pm for 7pm start

Scrooge (A Christmas Carol) 1951

Staring Alistair Sim, Jack Warner and Kathleen Harrison

Entrance is by donation (£3 suggested per person)

Refreshments in the interval. 

For more information ring: Reverend Liz Davis on 020 8460 4672

St Andrew's Christmas Services 2016

St Andrew's pop in Centre

Fake Met Police email scam

Fraudsters are spamming out emails claiming to be from the Metropolitan Police that are designed to trick people into downloading iSpy key logger software on their device.

The emails are being sent from an address called crime@content.met.police.uk, which is not a valid Metropolitan Police email address.

The subject is shown as Crime Prevention Advice and a file called 11212527.zip is also attached to the email.

An example email reads

To the general public:

See attached document to read more about crime prevention advice.

Regards,
Metropolitan Police Service.

Intelligence suggests that if the attachment is opened iSpy key logger is downloaded. This gives fraudsters the power to record every keystroke from a victim’s device and steal sensitive information.

To report a fraud and cyber crime and receive a police crime reference number, call us on 0300 123 2040 or use our online fraud reporting tool.

Sign up for free to Action Fraud Alert to receive direct, verified, accurate information about scams and fraud in your area by email, recorded voice and text message.

Burnt Ash Library Christmas Coffee Morning