Transcript Safer Neighbourhood Team Presentation

Protecting our communities together
South Forum
Date: 18th September 2014
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PACT Priorities
Support Rural Watch and commit to at least one crime prevention
event to establish best practice.
NWBC/CC – Priority - Fly Tipping
Community Priorities
• Warwickshire Police is obliged to protect communities from harm
in line with the ‘Police Priorities’.
• This may mean that in exceptional circumstances SNT officers
may be required to work on other policing priorities.
• If this happens there will be a need to re-negotiate priorities.
This will be done in liaison with the Chair and the panel.
You asked us about :•
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Obstruction by Wantage Road on Grimstock Hill
Speeding and HGV’s on pack horse bridge
Feasibility of traffic lights on pack horse bridge
Check with Environmental Health and Traffic re how
we can monitor noisy vehicles
Why the speed van was at Fillongley Cross roads at
2100hrs 19/06/2014
Welcome PCSO Craig MARSHALL to the team
Rural Watch Development
•Strategy meeting with Carol
•Shustoke Shop (August)
•Corley Car Boot (September)
•Astley (October)
NWBC – Fly Tipping
Police Action
•Regular patrols
•Search vehicles in strategic locations
•Liaise with NWBC
•Report all incidents to NWBC
•Follow up any leads to identify offenders
NWBC – Fly Tipping
• Police information followed up or passed to Council
• Multi agency action plan updated
• Improved sharing of intelligence between Police SNT and the Council
• Reporting of fly tipping is encouraged, help with gathering intelligence and
evidence
• Need to consider further assistance to land owners and use of waste
disposal sites. The concerns from the forum have been raised at a County
Waste Management Partnership by Richard Dobbs the Assistant Director
Streetscape NWBC.
NWBC – Fly Tipping
• Commitment to consider a Warwickshire protocol to identify what additional
assistance can be provided. A token scheme?
• On a local level Streetscape team willing to consider what help they can
provide to local land holders if a persistent problem location is identified
• Fly tipping incidents 374 collections between 1st April – 15th September
2014
• Area Forum South has approximately 37% of the incidents
• Prosecutions are sought when evidence is available to pursue
Sustainable Solutions for Warwickshire Businesses
August 28, 2014
Warwickshire’s recycling centres are offering a helping hand to
the county’s business community with the launch of a new waste
and recycling drop-off service.
Aimed predominantly at Small and Medium Enterprises (SMES),
micro businesses and sole traders, the new service is being
rolled out to eight participating recycling centres from
September 2014.
Companies can apply for a six-month commercial recycling
permit, purchase pre-paid sacks or choose to pay-as-they-throw
depending on business needs and the volume of material being
generated.
Services will be available at the following recycling centres from
September 2014:
Cherry Orchard, Kenilworth
Burton Farm, Stratford
Shipston, Shipston on Stour
Princes Drive, Leamington Spa
Hunters Lane, Rugby
– and the following recycling centres from 5 November 2014:
Stockton
Wellesbourne
Lower House Farm, Atherstone
Other Work
Engaged with most victims of crime
NHW and other watch visits
Meetings
Joint Op Customs and Excise
Road Safety initiative
Council contacts staff/meetings/councillors
Crime Prevention events
Initiate School Watch
Licensed Premises inc shops
Surgeries
Clubs/organisations
Community events
Good News Stories
ASB visits/assessments
Special Constables
Working to get our team independent
Involvement in Crime Prevention Projects
Issuing tickets
Assisting with Forum Priorities
Seizing vehicles
Reporting for Summons
Attending incidents
Assisting in Operations/Events
CHANGES FROM OCTOBER 2013 – to reiterate
• WPC 86 Ellen BEATY ‘ Safer Neighbourhood Officer’ will be
responsible for the day to day Policing of the forum area.
• PCSO’s to carry out much the same role as present.
• There will be limited SNT responsibility for investigating crimes
or attending incidents. Incident response will be provided by
teams based at Bedworth and Rugby.
• All investigations will be conducted by investigation teams
based at the Criminal Justice Centre (CJC) Nuneaton.
Thank you for your time.
Please contact the team should you have any queries
or concerns.
Tel: 02476 483554
Or 101 and extension 3554
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.safer-neighbourhoods.co.uk/nww