Leake and Keyworth
The Keyworth and East Leake neighbourhood policing area is made up of the previous beats formally known as Keyworth, Tollerton, Neville, The Wolds, Leake, Gotham, Stanford and Soar Valley and incorporates 30 villages and covers the majority of the Rushcliffe South area.
The two main villages of East Leake and Keyworth cater for almost everything that is required by the public with good bus links to the city and surrounding areas, the rest of the area is mainly rural with lots of open land.
The area houses quite a few large companies which include the Eon Power station situated on the A453 and British Gypsum Stone Quarry within the village of East Leake.
The area is bordered by five major roads, these being the A46, A453, A60, A6006, A606 with other parts bordered by B and unclassified roads and is surrounded by the Leicestershire border, due to this we have good links with cross border officers.
Neighbourhood Priorities
Through consultation with the members of the public in this neighbourhood we regularly set out a number of priorities to be tackled.
- Anti-Social Behaviour - Keyworth & Leake Show details
On Wednesday 18th January 2012 a Neighbourhood Priority setting meeting took place to discuss local policing.
The first priority chosen by the group was Anti-Social Behaviour and after researching the crime pattern analysis and speaking to local residents.
The three areas specified as the priority locations were :-
Lantern Lane, East Leake
Manor Road, Keyworth
Naylor Avenue/Leake Road, Gotham
It has been identified from the surveys that the main times that problems occur is from 6pm onwards, mainly on a Friday and Saturday.
This priority will be re-assessed on 11th April 2012.
Our Response
Members of the local beat team will tackle the issues in relation to anti-social behaviour in a number of ways most notably by undertaking high visibility patrols in the areas at material times. Positive action will be taken and offenders arrested where required. Use will be made of stop and search powers, powers of dispersal and alcohol seizures made. Positive action will be taken to steer offenders away from criminality where possible.
Members of the community can help by being vigilant and reporting incidents of anti social behaviour to the police or Rushcliffe Borough Council if it relates to dog fouling, noise nuisance or other environmental issues.
For police updates please see below.
Police Update 03/02/2012
On Monday 30th January 2012, PCSO 9638 Woodward conducted high visibility patrols on Manor Road Keyworth and other roads on the estate. This was completed to reduce reports of Anti Social Behaviour in the park and surrounding area. Youths were spoken to and advised of there conduct.
On Tuesday 31st January 2012, PCSO 9638 Woodward conducted high visibility patrols on Manor Road Keyworth and other roads on the estate. This was completed to reduce reports of Anti Social Behaviour in the park and surrounding area.
On Wednesday 1st February 2012, PCSO 9638 Woodward conducted high visibility patrols on Manor Road Keyworth and other roads on the estate. This was completed to reduce reports of Anti Social Behaviour in the park and surrounding area. Youths were spoken to and advised of there conduct.
On Thursday 2nd February 2012, PCSO 9638 Woodward conducted high visibility patrols on Manor Road Keyworth and other roads on the estate. This was completed to reduce reports of Anti Social Behaviour in the park and surrounding area. - Fear of Crime, namely Auto Crime – Keyworth, Tollerton & the Wolds Show details
On Wednesday 18th January 2012 Police Priority Setting group meeting took place to discuss local policing.
The third priority chosen by the group was fear of crime namely auto crime and after researching the crime pattern analysis and speaking to local residents, the following areas have been identified:
East Leake
Tollerton
Barton in Fabis/Thrumpton
Research of crime statistics shows, most incidents occur during working hours and in the early hours of the morning. There is no clear pattern identifying any day of the week.
This priority will be re-assessed on 11th April 2012.
Our Response
Members of the local beat team will tackle the fear of crime in the areas raised in a number of ways most notably by undertaking high visibility patrols in these areas at material times. This will include patrols by the Special Constabulary and additional covert patrols. We will also aim to conduct additional crime prevention and information services within these areas and raise the profile of neighbourhood watch and smartwater. Positive action will be taken and offenders arrested where required. Use will be made of stop and search powers and attention to suspicious vehicles on the roads.
Risky people and Places will be targetted in line with the forces 20/20 Vision both with a view to positive action being taken and also to steer offenders away from criminality where possible.
The website will be updated on a fortnightly basis with news on policing activity, arrests of significance and any other relative information.
We also continue to work alongside the Crime Reduction Partnership and Neighbourhood Watch.
For Police updates please see below.
Police Update 03/02/2012
On Monday 30th January 2012, PCSO 9638 Woodward conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the Keyworth Beat Team. Particular attention was paid to Tollerton where foot and vehicle patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to encourage traffic calming and reduce auto-crime whilst also providing reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Tuesday 31st January 2012, PCSO 9638 Woodward conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the Keyworth Beat Team. Particular attention was paid to Tollerton where foot and vehicle patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to encourage traffic calming and reduce auto-crime whilst also providing reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Wednesday 1st February 2012, PCSO 9638 Woodward conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the Keyworth Beat Team. Particular attention was paid to Tollerton where foot and vehicle patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to encourage traffic calming and reduce auto-crime whilst also providing reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Thursday 2nd February 2012, PCSO 9638 Woodward conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the Keyworth Beat Team. Particular attention was paid to Tollerton where foot and vehicle patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to encourage traffic calming and reduce auto-crime whilst also providing reassurance to local residents and members of the public. - Fear of Crime, namely Burglary - Keyworth, Tollerton & the Wolds Show details
On Wednesday 18th January 2012 Police Priority Setting group meeting took place to discuss local policing in the Keyworth and Leake neighbourhood areas.
The second priority chosen by the group was fear of crime namely burglary and after researching the crime pattern analysis and speaking to local residents, the following locations were identified:
Keyworth
Normanton on Soar
Stanton on the Wolds
Research of crime statistics shows, most incidents occur during working hours and in the early hours of the morning. There is no clear pattern identifying any day of the week.
This priority will be re-assessed at the end of 11th April 2012.
Our Response
Members of the local beat team will tackle the fear of crime in the areas raised in a number of ways most notably by undertaking high visibility patrols in these areas at material times. This will include patrols by the Special Constabulary and additional covert patrols. We will also aim to conduct additional crime prevention and information services within these areas and raise the profile of neighbourhood watch and smartwater. Positive action will be taken and offenders arrested where required. Use will be made of stop and search powers and attention to suspicious vehicles on the roads.
Risky people and Places will be targetted in line with the forces 20/20 Vision both with a view to positive action being taken and also to steer offenders away from criminality where possible.
The website will be updated on a fortnightly basis with news on policing activity, arrests of significance and any other relative information.
We also continue to work alongside the Crime Reduction Partnership and Neighbourhood Watch.
For Police updates please see below.
Police Update 03/02/2012
On Monday 30th January 2012, PCSO 9638 Woodward conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the Keyworth Beat Team. Particular attention was paid to Keyworth and Tollerton where foot and vehicle patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to encourage traffic calming and reduce auto-crime whilst also providing reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Tuesday 31st January 2012, PCSO 9638 Woodward conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the Keyworth Beat Team. Particular attention was paid to Keyworth and Tollerton where foot and vehicle patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to encourage traffic calming and reduce auto-crime whilst also providing reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Wednesday 1st February 2012, PCSO 9638 Woodward conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the Keyworth Beat Team. Particular attention was paid to Keyworth and Tollerton where foot and vehicle patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to encourage traffic calming and reduce auto-crime whilst also providing reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Thursday 2nd 2012, PCSO 9638 Woodward conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the Keyworth Beat Team. Particular attention was paid to Keyworth and Tollerton where foot and vehicle patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to encourage traffic calming and reduce auto-crime whilst also providing reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
Policing your neighbourhood
Shown below are the beats in the Leake and Keyworth 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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