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Protecting our communities together
North Forum
Date 22nd January 2009
[XX] Safer Neighbourhood team
Contact number:
Sergeant:
PACT Priorities
ASB
Polesworth
• Abbey Green Park
• Central Polesworth
Warton
• Church Road
ASB - Table of Results from Incidents Fortnightly
Document 2007/08
Area
Forum
Jan-08 Feb-08 Mar-08
Apr-08 May-08 Jun-08
Jul-08 Aug-08 Sep-08 Oct-08 Nov-08 Dec-08
East
37
50
61
60
28
25
20
26
23
32
48
12
North
20
11
24
43
23
20
22
25
19
10
26
4
South
16
17
16
23
19
12
24
12
30
23
25
7
West
18
27
24
24
13
8
34
27
24
12
22
7
North Forum ASB comparison 2007 – 2008
50
45
40
35
30
2007
25
2008
20
15
10
5
0
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Antisocial Behaviour – Polesworth
• 34 targeted patrols.
• No issues on 28 occasions.
• Large groups of vehicles parked near Nissan Garage on
two occasions, no issues but dispersed.
• 2 instances of youths moved on from medical centre.
• 31/10/08, evidence of youths having set fire to plastic,
Station Road rec. No youths seen at time, but 20 later
dispersed from Abbey Green Park.
• 14/11/08, Alcohol confiscated.
• Approx 16 youths now attend weekly youth club, Abbey
Green Community Centre.
Antisocial Behaviour – Warton
• 31 targeted patrols.
• No issues on 26 occasions.
• 2 instances where recent damage/ graffiti was found rear of
Warton Church.
• 3 instances where youths were moved on from alleyway near to
church.
• 1 group of youths moved on from Maypole Rd.
• 11/11/08, youths in village complained that there had been no
youth provision in village for three weeks.
Other Work
• Over 4,000 NHW leaflets have been delivered to each household in Baddesley,
Dordon and Polesworth. PCSO’s have also spent additional time in the relevant
areas trying to encourage more residents to enlist in the scheme.
• During the later part of 2008 17 motorcycles were stolen from the Polesworth
area. Due to excellent team work and assistance from residence, the majority of
these have been recovered. In addition offender for one of these thefts was
arrested and received a custodial sentence. There has since been a huge
reduction in crime in the area.
• Following reports reports of erratic driving by a male in Polesworth, the vehicle
was stopped and driver prosecuted for various traffic offences and vehicle
crushed.
• High visibility patrols in Dordon area re nuisance youths. In particular
reassurance given to elderly residence. ABC’s have been issued to youths
causing problems.
• Continued patrols with Fire Service as part of operation ASBIT.
• Early morning patrols during December by SNT officers to advise motorists
re risks of leaving unattended vehicles running whilst defrosting.
• PCSO's have maintained close links with all NHW coordinators.
• Increase in litter dropped by Polesworth students noted. School staff liaised
with and students from the school conducted ‘litter pick’ in there own time.
School have drawn up a pledge signed by students.
• PCSO’s attended ‘Enterprise Day’ at Polesworth School, this involved local
businesses, and gave students a chance to experience organising, setting up
and running a business.
• PCSO’s now assist staff at Polesworth School as part of their ‘Behaviour
Days’, tackling their most disruptive students.
• Intelligence received by local SNT as to location where stolen diesel was
being stored. As a result two offenders were caught in in act and have been
prosecuted.
• Liaison with residents, NHW and Borough Council re installation of fencing,
Hunters Park, Baddesley, to reduce antisocial behaviour.
POLICING PLEDGE
1. Always treat you fairly with dignity and respect.
2. Provide you with information about your dedicated Neighbourhood Policing Team and
how to contact them.
3. Ensure your Neighbourhood Policing Team and other police patrols are visible and on
your patch at least 80% of their time visibly working in your neighbourhood.
4. Respond to every message directed to your Neighbourhood Policing Team within 24
hours.
5. Aim to answer 999 calls within 10 seconds giving an estimated time of arrival:
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Urban areas – 15 minutes
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Rural areas – 20 minutes
6. Answer all non-emergency calls
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If you are vulnerable or upset aim to be with you within 60 minutes.
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If you are calling about a neighbourhood priority we will aim to be with you within 60
minutes.
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Alternatively, make an appointment at a time that fits in with your life and within 48 hours.
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If agreed that attendance is not necessary, advise and / or put you in touch with someone
who can help.
7. Arrange regular public meetings to agree your priorities. These will include opportunities
such as surgeries, street briefings and mobile police station visits.
8. Provide updates on progress and on local crime and policing issues.
9. If you have been a victim of crime, to be kept informed of progress in your case at least
every month.
10. Acknowledge any dissatisfaction with the service you have received with 24 hours.
We want to do our best for you but if we fail to meet our Pledge we will always explain why it has not
been possible on that occasion to deliver the high standards to which we aspire and you
deserve.
Thank you for your time.
Please contact the team should you have any queries
or concerns.
Tel: 02476483622/23
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.safer-neighbourhoods.co.uk/nwn