ETON AND ETON WICK NEIGHBOURHOOD COMMUNITY CONSULTATION
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Transcript ETON AND ETON WICK NEIGHBOURHOOD COMMUNITY CONSULTATION
OLD WINDSOR
NEIGHBOURHOOD
Community Consultation
Thursday
th
27
November
2008
Health and Safety and
administration.
There are no planned fire alarms.
Please turn off all mobile phones.
Please don’t interrupt presenters or over
talk.
Contribute to group discussions and
exercises to have your say.
Aims of the evening
To introduce you to your Neighbourhood
Policing team.
To Remind everyone of the current three
Neighbourhood priorities.
To brief you on the Old Windsor ‘NAG’ and what
it has been doing for you.
To provide an update in relation to those
priorities, since the Neighbourhood was
launched a year ago.
To review the results of the consultation and
select the three priorities for the next year.
Format of evening.
Presentation by Neighbourhood Policing
Team.
Group work to review consultation and
identify Priorities for 2008-9.
Closure.
Introducing your Neighbourhood
Policing Team.
Inspector
Pete Dalton
Neighbourhood
Specialist Officer
Steve Parker
Sergeant
Mike Darrah
Police Community
Support Officer
Andy Aldridge
NO -PC
Frances Ailward
Partners working alongside the
Neighbourhood Policing team.
Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead-Anti Social
Behaviour team.
RBWM
Housing Associations
Local Councillors
Social services
Local businesses
RBWM Licensing Team
Neighbourhood watch
Pub watch
Youth services
Residents
2007 – 2008 TOP 3
Priorities
Police visibility
Parking
Anti social behaviour
What is the Neighbourhood
Action Group (NAG)?
It is a multi-agency group with an independent
chair that meets on a regular basis to manage
performance and delivery against the three
Neighbourhood priorities.
It consists of professionals and
residents/community members.
It is an action group not a talking shop.
It is a way of coordinating all the
agencies/resources that will work together in
managing & resolving the priorities.
Who is in the NAG ?
A CHAIR………
POLICE
OFFICERS
LICENSING
TEAM
+
R.B.W.M
N’HOOD
WATCH
N.A.G
COUNCILLORS
YOUTH
SERVICES
RESIDENTS
PCSO’S
PRIORITY ONE -
POLICE VISIBILITY
What have we done?
Contact with Local
MP regarding
Resourcing and
New Police Point for
Old Windsor.
Neighbourhood
Team posters
distributed.
Dedicated mobile
phone contact for
initiatives.
New NHP Website.
Police Surgeries
Launched.
More Officers and
PCSO’s allocated to
Old Windsor.
Assistance from wider
police/partner
resources for
initiatives/operations.
Targeted Patrol
Initiatives.
PRIORITY TWO PARKING
What have we done?
Increased Patrols.
Increased
Enforcement.
Work with Schools.
Correspondence with
the RBWM Parking
Enforcement Team.
STILL IN PROGRESS:
New Bollards to
prevent curbs being
obstructed.
Further work with
parking team to
increase patrols.
Work with the
Community to
promote more
responsible parking.
PRIORITY THREE -
ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR
What have we done?
Improved facilities at
Plans to install CCTV.
Youth Club.
Plans to extend
Plans underway to
alcohol free zone.
install lighting at
Petard Camera
recreation ground.
deployments.
2-Week police
Two successful police
operation targeting
operations deployed.
ASB.
Under age drinkers
Multi Agency letters
targeted and alcohol
sent to youths involved
seized..
in ASB.
Acceptable Behaviour
Vehicle Access
Contracts for
Restricted to REC.
offenders.
What is a quick win ?
It is a low level problem or issue, raised by
members of the public which the police/partners
have resolved.
They are separate from action towards the three
Neighbourhood priorities.
It may have been raised as an issue following a
NAG, Public forum or other community
consultation with members of the public.
Quick Wins for 2007-2008
Disqualified driver arrested using Old Windsor roads.
Stolen pedal cycle located through active stop checks.
Crime prevention initiatives held at Elderly residential
homes.
Abandoned vehicle recovered in Straight Road.
Stolen Horse box located and recovered Crimp Hill.
Dangerous parking issue resolved by Pcso Aldridge.
Recovery of a number of un-taxed vehicles through
multi-agency work with262 DVLA.
Pcso Aldridge took action against a hostel resident, who
had breached their conditions by consuming alcohol
within a alcohol free zone. This resident was re-located.
Priorities for next year.
Sgt Mike Darrah.
HAVE YOUR SAY!
THANK YOU FOR
COMING!