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- Anti-social Behaviour Show details
Incidents where a number of youths aged between 13 and 17 are congregating, causing anti-social behaviour, being verbally abusive, causing alarm and distress to local residents and consuming alcohol, most noticeably around Flamstead shops and Strelley Recreation Park.
Our Response
The Safer Neighbourhood Team will perform regular high visibility foot patrols around key times, and stop check young people believed to be involved in consuming alcohol. Lack of youth provision is being assessed and the Safer Neighbourhood Team are working with partner agencies, and youth workers to improve the services for young people, and give them opportunities to get involved in community initiatives.
Our Solution - Rowdy Nuisance Behaviour Show details
Rowdy nuisance behaviour on Lancaster Way Park every evening. Youths are regularly gathering in play park at top end of Lancaster way, and creating noise and damage, being abusive to residents and drinking alcohol under age.
Our Response
High visibility patrols have been carried out most evenings with a view to tackling the key issues. Individuals engaging in this behaviour have been identified and dealt with appropriately.
Our Solution
Individuals involved were identified and warned regarding the problem behaviour.
Uniform patrols were increased as a preventative measure.
The problematic behaviour has ceased, but we are aware that when the summer months arrive, it is likely to re-occur. For this reason, we have negotiated with relevant departments of the City council, with a view to getting alterations made to the geography of the park, which would help prevent reoccurrences. Although this is no longer a police priority, these measures continue to be taken forward. - Drug dealing Show details
There has been drug dealing taking place in the Moorgreen Estate.
Our Response
High visibility patrols are being conducted around the area. Intelligence and evidence are being gathered and offenders will be identified and arrested accordingly
Our Solution - Inappropriate parking Show details
Inappropriate parking by vehicles outside the health centre, which is located on the junction of Moore Road and Strelley road, Nottingham.
The vehicles cause congestion by blocking the passage of busses and other traffic, leading to traffic queuing onto the main carriageway.
Our Response
Checking of the area at relevant times to identify offending vehicles. Drivers will be advised appropriately and repeat offenders will be prosecuted as appropriate.
Our Solution
Following an extended period of observations of the area, there has been no significant obstruction of the highway witnessed. Conversations are on going with the Highways Agency but this is no longer a priority requiring police intervention - Strelley Week Of Action w/c 26th October 2009 Show details
WEEK OF ACTION BEGINNING 26TH OF OCTOBER 2009
The Crime & Drugs Partnership are co-ordinating a week of action across several local areas.
This will bring Partner agencies together with your Neighbourhood Policing Teams. It is important that you have a say in what issues we tackle during this event, and we respond to what affects you in your area. To have a say use the contact details shown of your NPT officers to let them know what is important to you.
Our Response
At present the police have already met with several agencies and consulted with residents at the local community meeting on 17th September 2009. Numerous suggestions have been received including improving the appearance of Strelley by removing all litter, targeting speeding motorists and renewing old bus stops, which have not yet been replaced.
Together with these suggestions the police intend to increase patrols, particularly around Flamsteed Road shops during the evenings, improve the service offered to all residents to help reduce burglaries and engage with young people through planned activities.
We will use the opportunity to take advantage of assistance offered by other agencies in resolving many of the issues still being addressed which have been ongoing over the past months and years.
Lastly, the "Friends of Strelley" have made many improvements to local parks and open spaces, notably by Flamsteed Road shops, and are currently planning further planting along many of Strelley's roads. This is being supported by the police and any volunteers who can help with this will be greatly appreciated.
Our Solution
The week of action was deemed to be as successful as could have been expected.
Over 40 homes in the Moorgreen Estate were issued Smartwater packs. The daffodil planting was a success and the fire brigade attended. Many young children were involved with the latter 2 events which is a credit to them.
The Street Racing event was a success and 37 kids ran in 7 races. There were many other children and parents present on the night. There was no bad behaviour of any sort and the youths who normally congregate outside Flamsteed Road shops left the area as soon as they had arrived. This will be repeated on a larger scale over next year and the intention is to look at introducing as a City Council initiative to reduce anti social behaviour and give children who behave an opportunity to be part of something. - Anti-Social Behaviour - Lancaster Way Show details
Young people are congregating during evenings and causing anti social behaviour on parkland at the end of Lancaster Way. There are also complaints of similar behaviour in the adjacent streets.
The behaviour includes noise, drinking, littering, and riding mini-motos, causing a danger for others intending to use the facilities.
There has been an increase in crime in the area from the end of 2009. This is likely because the same individuals are responsible for the ASB and crime.
Our Response
OUR RESPONSE
•We will increase uniform presence from Police and our partners at Community Protection by patrolling these areas.
•We will direct Patrols to the area using intelligence led policing.
•Where premises are identified as selling alcohol to underage persons we will mount test purchase operations.
•We will make use of CCTV cameras at hotspots to gather evidence and discourage anti social behaviour.
•We will consider making use of civil alternatives for example, Acceptable behaviour contracts and antisocial behaviour orders being made at court.
•We will respond to calls in relation to anti social behaviour on a more frequent basis and attend as urgent (60 minutes) or immediate (15 minutes) dependant upon the severity of the behaviour at the time.
•Where individuals are seen and spoken to on the street all information will be passed to our partners at community protection and Housing for action.
•We will work with housing officers from Nottingham City Homes, private landlords to invoke measures to deal with issues relating to tenants causing Anti Social Behaviour.
Our Solution
NEW MINIMUM STANDARD NO LONGER REQUIRED TO RECORD BEAT ISSUES/PRIORITIES ON WEB SITE.CLOSED FOR WEB SITE PURPOSES 08/10/2011 - Anti Social Behaviour (Flamsteed Road Shops) Show details
As a result of public meetings you have told us that youths are congregating and consuming alcohol in the vicinity of the shops on Flamsteed Road. They are aged between 14 years to 18 years old.This happens most evenings between 6pm and 11pm.This problem becomes worse at the weekends.There have been reports of underage drinking, abusive behaviour,threats and intimidation to residents and people wishing to use the shop.
Our Response
OUR RESPONSE
•We will increase uniform presence from Police and our partners at Community Protection by patrolling these areas.
•We will direct Patrols to the area using intelligence led policing.
•Where premises are identified as selling alcohol to underage persons we will mount test purchase operations.
•We will make use of CCTV cameras at hotspots to gather evidence and discourage anti social behaviour.
•We will consider making use of civil alternatives for example, Acceptable behaviour contracts and antisocial behaviour orders being made at court.
•We will respond to calls in relation to anti social behaviour on a more frequent basis and attend as urgent (60 minutes) or immediate (15 minutes) dependant upon the severity of the behaviour at the time.
•Where individuals are seen and spoken to on the street all information will be passed to our partners at community protection and Housing for action.
•We will work with housing officers from Nottingham City Homes, private landlords to invoke measures to deal with issues relating to tenants causing Anti Social Behaviour.
CURRENT UPDATE AUGUST 2011
ASB – 45 incidents (compared with 47 last month)
A large proportion of these are repeat locations, most notably Woolsington Close, which is already being monitored by the beat team and City Homes.
There have been no calls this month regarding last month’s problem of off road motorbikes being ridden around the fields in the vicinity of Nottingham Business Park.
UPDATE JULY 2011
ASB – Reduced 14%
Strelley currently does not have any ASB hotspots highlighted at the moment. No specific areas of ASB have been raised at the LAG meeting. There have been 32 reports of ASB from members of the public however there seems to be no real pattern to these.We will continue to monitor calls in these areas.
UPDATE JUNE 2011
We are pleased to inform you that there have been no reports of ASB in this area for April.This will be monitored and a discussion with local residents will be arranged to decide if this should be closed as a priority.
Our Solution
No longer a priority, the issue has been policed out and the residents no longer have a major issue. we will continue to monitor
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