Eastern
This is the town of Arnold, which is to the north of Nottingham City, and the beats of Killisick, St Marys, Woodthorpe, Mapperley Plains and Kingswell. Its boundary runs from Woodthorpe Drive junction with Plains Road out to Dorket Head and continues down to the A614. Then back towards Arnold along Mansfield Road, through onto Redhill Road and back to the town centre. The area is mainly housing, with leisure facilities, the shops and businesses on Mapperley Top and the vibrant Arnold town centre, built around the market place.
Neighbourhood Priorities
Through consultation with the members of the public in this neighbourhood we regularly set out a number of priorities to be tackled.
- Speeding Traffic - Mapperley, Kingswell, Woodthorpe and Killisick Show details
As a result of the Neighborhood Priority Setting Meeting held on 12th April 2012, this priority was highlighted as being of concern and work will be carried out on it for the next three months in order to reduce the number of speeding vehicles
Speeding Traffic is an issue in mainly the Woodthorpe and Killisck areas of the cluster.
Our Response
Over the next week all beat managers are due to be trained on the use of the mobile speed gun allowing them to conduct speed checks in all of the effected areas. Vehicle travelling at excessive speeds will then be stopped and may be issued fixed penalty notices. Also PCSO’s will be conducting high visibility patrols in certain areas to reduce speeding traffic.
This priority will be reassessed at the next public Priority Setting Meeting at 11am on the 18th July 2012 at The Civic Centre, Gedling Borough Council. - Anti-Social Behaviour – Killisick Ward, Arno Vale Recreation Ground, Arnold Town Centre Show details
As a result of the Neighbourhood Priority Setting meeting held on 12th April 2012, this priority was highlighted as being of concern and work will be carried out on it for the next three months.
We will concentrate on the Town Centre, Killisick Park area and also Arno Vale Rec areas.
Our Response
Over the next 3 months we will continue to conduct overt and covert patrols in these areas in order to target trouble makers in this area and take appropriate action. We will continue to seize alcohol where appropriate and we will target repeat offenders.
This priority will be reassessed at the next public Priority Setting Meeting at 11am on the 18th July 2012 at The Civic Centre, Gedling Borough Council. - Drugs – Killisick, Arnold Town Centre and Woodthorpe Show details
As a result of our Neighbourhood Priority setting meeting held on 12th April 2012, this priority was highlighted to us as being of concern.
We will work hard over the next 3 months to tackle drug related crime in Killisick, Woodthorpe and Arnold Town Centre.
Our Response
Over the next 3 months we will continue to gather intelligence and then act upon that intelligence by conducting drugs search warrants in the area. Not only will we target dealers but also users in an attempt to make users think twice.
This priority will be reassessed at the next public Priority Setting Meeting at 11am on the 18th July 2012 at The Civic Centre, Gedling Borough Council.
Policing your neighbourhood
Shown below are the beats in the Eastern area of Nottinghamshire along with the names of local officers, their telephone number and details of any engagements they hold where you can speak to them in person. Beat officers should not be contacted for emergencies (when you should ring 999) or to report crime (when you should contact your local police station).
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