CALLINGTON police are exploring the possibility of setting up a satellite police station in Gunnislake. Officers want a base in the village where they can gather intelligence, offer advice to members of the public and discuss issues of concern. The prime village location of the Oasis Centre is favoured by Callington sergeant Brett Phillips who said staff were receptive to the idea. The centre was used as a headquarters by South West Water during major water mains work which took place in Gunnislake earlier this year. 'We are waiting to see if we can go ahead with the idea at the moment,' said Sgt Phillips. 'When we get our second police community support officer next year it will be a place where members of the public can talk to them or a police officer in confidence.' Police are appealing for information on the following crimes and can be contacted on 08452 777444: l A tapestry suitcase and embroidery equipment valued at £350 were stolen from the summer house in the front garden of a property at Rising Sun near Callington between October 29 and November 19. The crime number is BN/06/745. l A satellite navigation system was stolen from a white Mercedes van parked in Church Street, Callington on November 20 between 9am and 9.30am. It has an identification mark TTG700 and number CNOM54355E00930. The crime number is BN/06/751. l The window of a red Renault Laguna parked in New Road, Callington was broken in and a Motorolla phone charger and A4 portfolio stolen overnight on November 22/23. The crime number is BN/06/754.