Stapleford South East
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The main landmark within the Stapleford South East beat is Hickings Lane Park area which is used by the local residents for a range of different sports including bowls, cricket and football. It is also popular with local dog walkers. There is a skate park, which has been put together by local young people and Broxtowe Borough Council and is used by the local young people and by skaters who come from other areas to use the facilities.
There is also a selection of local shops in the area including Sainsbury’s Local, two large Petrol Stations with convenience stores, a Pharmacy, Local Newsagents and others. There are 3 public houses and the area has an NHS walk in centre.
The boundaries of Stapleford South East include Brian Clough Way, Bardill’s Island, Toton Lane down to Church Street at the junction of Pasture Road, then to Hickings Lane and the junction of Ewe Lamb Lane, proceeding back onto Nottingham Road.
Under the Policing Pledge, this is an urban beat and has a 15 minute emergency response time. For an explanation of what this means click here.
Beat Officers
Beat Priorities
Through consultation with the members of the public in this beat we regularly set out a number of priorities to be tackled.
- Burglary Show details
Following the neighbourhood priority surveys (NPS) that have been carried out in the cluster over the past 3 months it has been identified that burglary is now a priority for the local communities. It was then decided at the 12th January 2010 PACT (Police and Community Together) meeting that this shall replace anti social behaviour as the new neighbourhood priority. There have been no specific areas or times for burglary identified from the surveys, it is a priority that has been raised from all areas of the cluster.
Our Response
Local beat Officers will use crime pattern analysis to analyse where the burglaries are occurring and target these areas to identify the offenders and also any potential properties at risk. We are always available for you to contact using the contact details given on the website, for crime reduction advice. If there has been a burglary in the local area then the local beat teams will be out target hardening the surrounding addresses and raising awareness in the area to prevent further burglaries. Following a burglary the victim will receive a follow up visit from their local beat team. The local beat teams will also be working in partnership with the crime prevention manager for Broxtowe South, Neil Thacker to try and make vulnerable properties more secure. This will include the use of the Acorn. This is a scheme which is designed to provide security measures that includes door and window locks for vulnerable people. The Police also work closely with Broxtowe Borough Council and attend regular meetings with them to discuss issues of concern within Broxtowe South and areas where the partners can assist. Volunteers from within the force have worked closely with members of the beat team to deliver crime prevention advice leaflets to those streets on the beat that are most vulnerable to burglary. Members of the cluster have worked night shifts in order to provide high profile re-assurance patrols in those areas that have been targeted by burglars. PC Lee Kirk and PCSO Chris Archer were on hand at the Crime Prevention day held in Stapleford Town Centre on May 8th 2010 to give residents advice on all manner of home security.
- Speeding Show details
Results of the neighbourhood priority surveys (NPS) that were returned show that speeding traffic is still a priority. The PACT (Police and Communities Together) meeting held on 8th April 2010 agreed that speeding traffic for the cluster would remain a priority and that several locations for each beat within the cluster would be identified. The following are the locations agreed at the June 2009 PACT meeting, which will remain areas of focus. Each beat within the cluster has had a location identified and this was based on the results of the NPS that were returned. Thorseby Road, Town Street, A52 (Bramcote) Ilkeston Road, Hickings Lane, Moorbridge Lane, Pasture Road, (Stapleford North), Ilkeston Road, Stapleford Road (Trowell). This occurs at all times of day.
Our Response
The local beat team officers and Special Constables have been carrying out high visibility speed checks over the months of April and May, as a result of these checks vehicles were stopped and either advised, reported for summons or given a fixed penalty notice. This will continue over the coming months. As a result of partnership work with the county council an interactive speed sign has been erected on Hickings Lane, Stapleford.
- Anti Social Behaviour Show details
As a result of surveys completed by members of the local community the PACT Meeting (Police and Community Together) held on 08/04/2010 agreed that ASB would be a priority and that several locations for each beat within the cluster would be identified. The following are the locations agreed at the April 2010 PACT meeting. Each beat within the cluster has had a location identified and this was based on the results of the neighbourhood priority surveys (NPS) that were returned by the local community. Derby Road Stapleford, Alexandra Street Stapleford (Stapleford South West) Montrose Court (Stapleford North) Eastcote Avenue and Park area (Bramcote) Hickings Lane and Park (Stapleford South East)
Our Response
Local beat team to continue high visibility patrols in highlighted areas promoting public reassurance. Local beat team to liase with Broxtowe Borough Council (ASB officer) to accumulate names of prolific offenders whom are continuing to cause ASB issues within their community. This will be utilising the AIMS project. Local beat team to utilise Neighbourhood Watch ensuring they have been given Diary sheets to record ASB in their particular area and to promote and increase Neighbourhood Watch Coordinators in problem areas. The local beat team have held and will continue to hold Youth Surgeries at Hickings Lane Park in order to give younger persons a chance to speak with local officers and put their viewpoints across. In response to motorcycle nuisance at Hickings Lane Park patrols of this area have being conducted using the times given by members of the public to focus patrols.
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Beat Events
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August
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2nd
BEAT WALK
Wesley Place, 10:00am - 11:00am
A member of your local beat team will be conducting a beat walk on your street collating neighbourhood priority surveys and listening to your concerns for your local area. Hope to see you there.
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19th
PATCHWALK
Welch Avenue, 7:00pm - 8:00pm
A member of your local beat team will be conducting a patchwalk on your street collating neighbourhood priority surveys and listening to your concerns for your local area. Hope to see you there.
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September
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7th
PATCHWALK
Revill Crescent, 7:00pm - 8:00pm
A member of your local beat team will be conducting a patchwalk on your street collating neighbourhood priority surveys and listening to your concerns for your local area. Hope to see you there.
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Beat Update
July 2010 Update:
The figures for Stapleford South East show that there has been a 200% increase in Dwelling Burglary, meaning there has been 8 more burglaries this year to date compared to the same period last year. There has been a 36.36% increase in cases of Criminal Damage, which equates to 4 more cases than the same period last year. Robbery has reduced by 60% which equates to 3 fewer robberies than last year and finally Vehicle Crime has reduced by 64% meaning there have been 7 fewer crimes compared to the same period last year. Overall in the Stapleford South East area there have been 63 crimes this year so far which is 25 fewer than the same period last year.
In light of the increased number of Burglaries the Local Beat officers have identified the peak hours that these incidents have been happening and have been targeting their patrols to the area. We are still acting on information received from Crimestoppers about criminal activity in the Stapleford area. If you have any suspicions, please contact Stapleford Police Station or ring Crimestoppers free, on 0800 555 111. This can include anyone who is believed to be involved in Burglary.
Please ensure that all windows and doors are kept locked and secure, even when you are in and do not leave keys in the locks. We do appreciate that during the hot weather you may want your windows open but please only have the ones open in the rooms you are in.
When you are out in your vehicle please do not leave them unattended with windows open or any valuables on view.
PC Karl Barlow (2882)
Phone: 0300 300 99 99 ext. 855 5761 
PCSO Chris Archer (4662)
Phone: 0300 300 99 99 ext. 8555761 
