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Completed Beat Priorities
- Vehicle related nuisance Show details
Cars speeding on the main routes into and out of Bingham in particular between the hours of 8am-9am and 4pm-5.30pm at :-
Tythby Road
Grantham Road
Nottingham Road
Our Response
Speed camera checks carried out on Nottingham Road, Bingham on Thursday 20th of August 2009 by Pc Kneale and Pcso Plant.
54 vehicles checked. The majority being between 30mph & 35mph
Safer Neighbourhood Officers will carry out checks working in partnership with the local Community speed watch.
Regular attention has been paid to the areas mentioned and several motorists have been either advised or issued with speeding tickets.
Our Solution
Updated by new priority
- Local Beat Priority - SPEEDING Show details
A Neighbourhood Priority Setting Meeting took place to discuss local policing for the next three months. This meeting consisted of members of the community such as neighbourhood watch members, parish councillors, local residents and business people.
A review of the previous three months work in relation to speeding was given and also the results of the surveys completed in the Bingham beat areas in the ensuing period.
Although the local community identified speeding as an issue, it was agreed by the members of the meeting to set it as a beat priority instead of a neighbourhood priority. Therefore, the local beat team and community speed watch for each area will manage it and we can be utilised in more locations across the beat.
The current locations identified by the local community are as follows:-
* Grantham Road, Bingham
* Nottingham Road, Bingham
Main offending times are during the evening although there are no specific time periods.
Our Response
Officers using speed detection devices will attend the locations highlighted, along with other locations, at the relevant times and, where appropriate, issue tickets to offending drivers. We continue to work alongside the Community Speedwatch and liaison will take place with them on a regular basis, along with articles placed in newsletters and magazines, highlighting the priority.
The Community Speedwatch teams are also going to liaise with each other with a view to co-ordinated activity taking place.
For Police updates please see below.
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Update for January 2011 The Parish priority continues to be speeding throughout the villages. The recent snow has caused problems in the area and drivers have been travelling at slower speeds due to the bad road conditions. As and when the weather improves, Community Speed watch and the Police will again be very active in the area. Police Update for December 2010 Speed checks were carried out in Orston by the Neighbourhood Policing Team on Monday 22 November 2010 between 09.00 and 9.40hours. Seventy-five vehicles passed us during this time and only three vehicles were doing excess of 35mph. The highest speed recorded during this time was 45mph.
Our Solution
Update for January 2011 The Parish priority continues to be speeding throughout the villages. The recent snow has caused problems in the area and drivers have been travelling at slower speeds due to the bad road conditions. As and when the weather improves, Community Speed watch and the Police will again be very active in the area. Police Update for December 2010 Speed checks were carried out in Orston by the Neighbourhood Policing Team on Monday 22 November 2010 between 09.00 and 9.40hours. Seventy-five vehicles passed us during this time and only three vehicles were doing excess of 35mph. The highest speed recorded during this time was 45mph.
- Local beat priority - SPEEDING Show details
A Neighbourhood Priority Setting Meeting took place to discuss local policing for the next three months. This meeting consisted of members of the community such as neighbourhood watch members, parish councillors, local residents and business people. A review of the previous three months work in relation to speeding was given and also the results of the surveys completed in the Bingham beat areas in the ensuing period. Although the local community identified speeding as an issue, it was agreed by the members of the meeting to set it as a beat priority instead of a neighbourhood priority. Therefore, the local beat team and community speed watch for each area will manage it and we can be utilised in more locations across the beat. The current locations identified by the local community are as follows:- * Grantham Road, Bingham * Nottingham Road, Bingham Main offending times are during the evening although there are no specific time periods.
Our Response
Update for January 2011 The Parish priority continues to be speeding throughout the villages. The recent snow has caused problems in the area and drivers have been travelling at slower speeds due to the bad road conditions. As and when the weather improves, Community Speed watch and the Police will again be very active in the area. Police Update for December 2010 Speed checks were carried out in Orston by the Neighbourhood Policing Team on Monday 22 November 2010 between 09.00 and 9.40hours. Seventy-five vehicles passed us during this time and only three vehicles were doing excess of 35mph. The highest speed recorded during this time was 45mph.
Our Solution
Update for January 2011 The Parish priority continues to be speeding throughout the villages. The recent snow has caused problems in the area and drivers have been travelling at slower speeds due to the bad road conditions. As and when the weather improves, Community Speed watch and the Police will again be very active in the area. Police Update for December 2010 Speed checks were carried out in Orston by the Neighbourhood Policing Team on Monday 22 November 2010 between 09.00 and 9.40hours. Seventy-five vehicles passed us during this time and only three vehicles were doing excess of 35mph. The highest speed recorded during this time was 45mph.
