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Completed Neighbourhood Priorities
- Speeding Show details
During the months of August, September and October 2009 the Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) conducted a large number of priority survey forms (PSF’S) amongst the community.
As a result of receiving over 300 responses this information was used at the first priority setting meeting (PSM) in order to give a detailed account of what were the issues of concern within the community. This meeting consisted of members of the community such as neighbourhood watch members, parish councillors, local residents and business people.
As a result of this PSM the priorities were identified and the Rushcliffe South NPT gave assurances as to how, over the next three months, these issues would be addressed.
Speeding has been identified as a priority in the following locations:
The Ridgeway, Gotham.
College Street, Sutton Bonnington.
West Leak Road, East Leake.
The decision was made after consultation with the public whereupon 41 per cent of all people surveyed perceived that speeding was the priority.
The above areas reflect the highest percentage return of all surveyed.
Our Response
All calls received by the force control room regarding speeding in these locations will receive a priority response by an officer.
The Safer Neighbourhood Team for the area will also conduct regular speed checks in these areas.
We will also work with community speed watch teams to target the specified locations and conduct high visibility patrols to deter speeding motorists.
For Police Updates see below
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POLICE UPDATES FOR JANUARY 2010
On Thursday 7 January 2010, PC1530 Warwick and PCSO 9834 Wesson were on The Ridgeway, Gotham conducting speed checks. The speed limit for this road is 40mph.
Sixty vehicles were checked - 43 were travelling below 40mph, fourteen were travelling between 41-45 mph and three vehicle were travelling at 52mph and were dealt with accordingly.
On College Road, Sutton Bonington where the speed limit is 30mph, forty vehicles were checked and 28 were travelling below 30mph, eight were travelling 30-35mph and four were travelling 41-45 mph and were stopped and spoken to regarding their speed.
Between 3pm and 4pm on Tuesday 12 January 2010, PCSO David Wesson performed a high visibility patrol at various locations on Gotham Road, East Leake. The police presence assisted in the reduction of speeding traffic. This was completed to maintain optimum safety during poor driving conditions and school departure times.
During the evening of Friday 29 January 2010, PC1530 Warwick was on West Leake Road, East Leake conducting speed checks. Forty vehicles were checked, of these vehicles only one was exceeding the speed limit and they were stopped and dealt with accordingly.
On College Road, Sutton Bonington where the speed limit is 30mph, fifty three vehicles were checked and thirty five were travelling below 30mph, thirteen were travelling at 30-35mph and five were travelling at 41-45 mph and were stopped and spoken to regarding their speed.
POLICE UPDATES FOR DECEMBER 2009
On Wednesday 9 December 2009, PC1530 Warwick and PCSO 9834 Wesson were on The Ridgeway, Gotham conducting speed checks. The speed limit for this road is 40mph.
One hundred and two vehicles were checked - 95 were travelling below 40mph, six were travelling between 41-45 mph and one vehicle was travelling at 52 mph and was dealt with accordingly.
On College Road, Sutton Bonington where the speed limit is 30mph, 50 vehicles were checked and 30 were travelling below 30mph, 16 were travelling 30-35mph and five were travelling 41-45 mph and were stopped and spoken to regarding there speed.
Between 2pm and 4pm Tuesday 15 December 2009, PCSO David Wesson performed high visibility foot patrol at various locations on Main Street, East Leake. The police presence assisted reducing speeding traffic. This maintained optimum safety near schools during busy periods.
We will be out and about at various times in the run up to Christmas.
Thursday 17 December 2009
Please find below the details of the activity of the Gotham, Kingston on Soar, West Leake, Sutton Bonnington and Normanton on Soar Speed Watch during 2009. The value of the speed watch teamwork cannot be overstated. The clear priority for the residents of the above locations that of speeding motor vehicles and the figures below would indicate that this perception is correct. The areas of activity all have 30mph speed limits. The number of Vehicle Registration Mark's (VRM) recorded would indicate vehicles being driven in excess of the speed limit and the police send these drivers warning letters. The work of the speed watch is fully supported by the Nottinghamshire Police and they work closely with members of the Local Beat Team.
Gotham
Coordinator – Pauline Dainty
Total VRM’s recorded - 140
Total Warning letters sent – 82
Total showing no trace – 26
Total registered locally –
Average speed logged for your area for the year 40mph
Kingston on Soar, West Leake
John Bradshaw
Total VRM’s recorded - 329
Total Warning letters sent - 260
Total showing no trace – 41
Total registered locally – 52
Average speed logged for your area for the year 40mph
Sutton Bonington & Normanton On Soar
John Bradshaw
Total VRM’s recorded – 262
Total Warning letters sent – 176
Total showing no trace – 75
Total registered locally – 23
Average speed logged for your area for the year 41mph
Our Solution
These tactics used have proved productive in achieving the aims of this priority. - Speeding Show details
During the months of August, September and October 2009 the Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) conducted a large number of priority survey forms (PSF’S) amongst the community.
As a result of receiving over 300 responses this information was used at the first priority setting meeting (PSM) in order to give a detailed account of what were the issues of concern within the community. This meeting consisted of members of the community such as neighbourhood watch members, parish councillors, local residents and business people.
As a result of this PSM the priorities were identified and the Rushcliffe South NPT gave assurances as to how, over the next three months, these issues would be addressed.
Speeding has been identified as a priority at the following specified locations.
Main Street / Station Road, Plumtree
Browns Lane, Stanton on the Wolds
Station Road, Upper Broughton
The decision was made after consultation with the public whereupon 41 per cent of all people surveyed perceived that speeding was the priority.
The above areas reflect the highest percentage return of all surveyed.
Our Response
All calls received by the force control room regarding speeding in these locations will receive a priority response by an officer.
The Safer Neighbourhood Team for the area will also conduct regular speed checks in these areas.
We will also work with community speed watch teams to target the specified locations and conduct high visibility patrols to deter speeding motorists.
At the first priority setting meeting for the Keyworth and East Leake Neighbourhood, the decision was made to make speeding a second area priority at the following specified locations.
Main Street / Station Road, Plumtree
Browns Lane, Stanton on the Wolds
Station Road, Upper Broughton
The decision was made following consultation with the public whereupon 41 per cent of all people surveyed perceived that speeding was the priority. The above areas reflect the highest percentage return of all surveyed.
All calls received by the force control room regarding speeding in these locations will receive a priority response by an officer.
The Safer Neighbourhood Team for the area will also conduct regular speed checks in these areas and feedback through the website. We will also work with community speedwatch teams to target the specified locations and conduct high visibility patrols to deter speeding motorists.
For Police Updates see below
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POLICE UPDATES FOR JANUARY 2010
On Monday 04 January 2010 between 1300 and 1650, PCSO Woodward was on Cotgrave Lane conducting high visibility patrol, deterring speeding motorist in the Tollerton area.
Between 11am and 12pm on Saturday 9 January 2010, PC Thacker conducted speed checks on Browns Lane, Stanton on the Wolds. No motorists were given fixed penalty notices but several were verbally warned.
On Monday 25 January 2010 between 1300 and 1415 hours, PCSO 9638 Woodward and PCSO 4700 Draper conducted high visibility foot patrol around the Kinoulton area. PCSO 9638 Woodward and PCSO 4700 Draper also conducted high visibility foot patrol around the Tollerton area between 1445 and 1600 hours to do with speeding and illegal parking outside Tollerton Primary School.
On 26 January 2010 between 2pm and 4.30pm, PCSO Draper and PCSO Lucock carried out high visibility foot patrols around Wolds Drive, Church Drive and Manor Road in Keyworth as a speeding deterrent.
On Wednesday 27 January 2010 between 10.00 and 11.00 hours, PCSO Woodward attended a beat surgery at Tollerton Post Office, followed by high visibility foot patrols to act as a speeding deterrent through Tollerton Lane and Plumtree Station Road.
Between 9am and 10am on Saturday 30 January 2010, PC Thacker conducted speed checks on Station Road, Upper Broughton. No Motorists were given fixed penalty notices but several were verbally warned.
Between 1pm and 3pm on Saturday 30 January 2010, PC Thacker conducted high visibility patrol around the Manor Road estate and Church Drive in Keyworth with regards to anti-social behaviour in the area.
POLICE UPDATES FOR DECEMBER 2009
Between 10am and 11am on Tuesday 1 December 2009, PC Thacker conducted speedchecks on Stanton Lane Stanton on the Wolds. Two motorists were issued fixed penalty notices and several were verbally warned.
On Tuesday 8 December 2009 between 0730 and 0930, PC Thacker and PC Mathias conducted speed-checks in Kinoulton. Several members of the public were engaged with and a couple of speeding motorists were verbally warned.
Between 10am and 11am on Wednesday 16 December 2009, PC Thacker conducted speed checks on Main Street and Station Road, Plumtree. No Motorists were given fixed penalty notices but several were verbally warned.
On Wednesday 23 December 2009 between 8pm and 2am, PC Thacker and SC Coupland conducted speed checks in the villages. Several motorists were stopped and all were breathalysed with it being the Christmas drink drive campaign. Several motorists were warned.
POLICE UPDATES FOR NOVEMBER 2009
On Tuesday 3 November 2009, speed checks were conducted in Stanton by an armed response vehicle. Three drivers were issued with fixed penalty tickets at this time.
During the week commencing Monday 2 November 2009, PCSO Lucock and PCSO Woodward attended various primary schools at either end of the school day. Their presence assisted with reducing both parking and speeding issues by providing a high visibility presence also ensuring optimum safety at the schools by discouraging those parking on yellow zig zags.
Between 1200 and 1500 on Tuesday 10 November 2009, PC Thacker took to the streets equipped with her speed gun. During this period six drivers were issued with tickets for speeding offences and others were spoken to with regard to their driving and speed. PC Thacker was joined for a period with the local community speedwatch team whereby a further couple of drivers were stopped and warned.
During the morning of Tuesday 24 November 2009, PC Thacker and PC Mathias conducted speed checks in the local area. Several motorists were stopped and issued warnings. This was a high visibility overt operation which resulted in positive feedback from those who saw us. There was an obvious reduction in speed owing to our presence also.
Our Solution
These tactics used have proved productive in achieving the aims of this priority. - Anti-social behaviour Show details
At the first priority setting meeting for the Keyworth and East Leake Neighbourhood, Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) was set as the third priority for the area in the following locations;
Manor Road, Keyworth.
Church Drive, Keyworth.
The Park, Gotham Road, East Leake.
ASB was the priority for 38 per cent of all people surveyed within the area and having analysed the results the above areas proved to be the biggest problem as highlighted by the public.
All calls received by the force control room regarding anti-social behaviour in these locations will receive a priority response by an officer within an hour.
Officers will conduct high visibility police patrols in these areas at the relevant times. We will also engage with residents and shop keepers local to the area to combat the problem. Positive action will be taken by the police and parents will be engaged as will other agencies.
Our Response
All calls received by the force control room regarding anti-social behaviour in these locations will receive a priority response by an officer within an hour.
Officers will conduct high visibility police patrols in these areas at the relevant times.
We will also engage with residents and shopkeepers local to the area to combat the problem.
The police will take positive action and parents will be engaged, as will other agencies.
For Police Updates see below
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POLICE UPDATES FOR JANUARY 2010
Between 9.30am and 12.30pm on Sunday 3 January 2010, PCSO 9834 David Wesson performed a high visibility foot patrol in the vicinity of Saint Marys, Meadow Park, Harry Carlton School, the Leisure Centre and housing estates. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public. No incidents reported.
Between 1pm and 5pm on Sunday 3 January 2010, PCSO 9834 David Wesson made vehicle and foot patrols in villages along the Soar Valley. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public. No incidents reported.
Between 12pm and 2pm on Monday 4 January 2010, PCSO 9834 David Wesson performed a high visibility foot patrol at various locations on Gotham Road, East Leake. The police presence assisted in reducing speeding traffic. This was completed to maintain optimum safety during poor driving conditions.
Between 2pm and 4pm on Monday 4 January 2010, PCSO 9834 David Wesson performed foot patrols in the vicinity of Saint Marys, Meadow Park, Harry Carlton School, the Leisure Centre and housing estates. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public. No incidents reported.
On Wednesday 6 January 2010 between 8am and 10am, PC Thacker was on high visibility patrol in The Square and immediate vicinity assisting motorists with snowy conditions. Extra patrols have also been conducted in light of Southwolds School being closed.
On Wednesday 06 January 2010 between 1330 and 1630, PCSO 9638 Woodward and PCSO 4700 Draper conducted high visibility patrol around Keyworth, concentrating on Church Drive and Wolds Drive.
On Friday 08 January 2010 between 1400 and 1600hrs, PCS0 4700 Draper carried out high visibility foot patrols in Keyworth along Park Avenue, Croft Road, Manor Road, Church Drive, the Recreation Ground and Wolds Drive. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public. No incidents were reported.
On Friday 08 January 2010 between 2000 and 2130hrs, PCS0 8309 Lucock and PCS0 4700 Draper carried out high visibility patrols in Keyworth along Manor Road, Church Drive, the Recreation Ground and Wolds Drive. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public. No incidents were reported. Any youths were stop checked and positive engagement was forthcoming.
On Saturday 09 January 2010 between 1230 and 1400hrs, PCS0 4700 Draper performed high visibility foot patrols in Keyworth along Manor Road, Croft Road, Plantation Road and Spinney Road. Particular attention was also paid to the vicinity of the Recreation Ground where there were reports of snowballs being thrown at motorists earlier in the week. No incidents were reported.
On Saturday 09 January 2010 between 1400 and 1600hrs, PCSO 4700 performed high visibility foot patrols around Keyworth concentrating on the vicinity of the Recreation Ground. No incidents were reported. Businesses in the square were visited in the evening to provide reassurance. No incidents were reported.
Between 9.00am and 10.30am on Friday 9 January 2010, PCSO Woodward performed high visibility foot patrol in the Tollerton area.
On Sunday 10 January 2010, PCSO 8309 Lucock and PCSO 4700 Draper carried out high visibility patrols between 1730 and 2000 hours around the recreation ground, Church Drive and Wolds Drive area. Four youths were stopped and searched following reports of snowballs being thrown at premises.
Patrols of Manor Road area were conducted throughout the evening with no one seen.
PCSO 9834 David Wesson will be attending The Sutton Bonington Parish Council's meeting on Monday 11 January at 7.30pm at the Library, St. Anne's Lane, Sutton Bonington.
Between 7pm and 9pm on Tuesday 12 January 2010, PCSO 9834 David Wesson performed foot and vehicle patrols in the vicinity of Saint Marys, Meadow Park, Harry Carlton School, the Leisure Centre and housing estates. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public. No incidents were reported.
On Tuesday 12 January 2010 between 09.45 and 11.15 hours, PCSO Woodward conducted high visibility foot patrols around Kinoulton. During this period a vehicle was seized for not displaying a tax disc.
Between 2pm and 5pm on Wednesday 13 January 2010, PCSO 9834 David Wesson performed foot and vehicle patrols in the vicinity of Saint Marys, Meadow Park, Harry Carlton School, the Leisure Centre and housing estates. The police presence was timed to be in the location of schools on Lantern Lane, East Leake at departure times. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public. No incidents reported.
On Saturday 16 January 2010 between 1300 and 1430 hours, PCSO 8309 Kathy Lucock carried out high visibility foot patrol in Hickling. All was quiet with the village only just getting back to normality following the recent bad weather.
On Saturday 16 January 2010 between 12.15 and 14.45 hours, PCS0 4700 Draper conducted high visibility foot patrols in Keyworth around the vicinity of Manor Road, Crossdale Primary School and the recreation ground. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public. No incidents were reported.
On Saturday 16 January 2010 between 14.00 and 16.00 hours, PCSO Woodward conducted high visibility foot patrol in and around the Manor Road estate, Keyworth.
On Saturday 16 January 2010 between 16.30 and 17.30 hours, PCSO Woodward conducted high visibility foot patrol around the Tollerton area.
On Sunday 17 January 2010 between midday and 4.00pm, PCSO 4700 Draper performed high visibility foot patrols in Keyworth along the vicinity of Manor Road. In particular, the area surrounding the recreation ground and around Crossdale Primary School. No incidents were reported.
Between 12pm and 4pm on Tuesday 19 January 2010, PCSO 9834 David Wesson performed foot patrols in the vicinity of Saint Marys, Meadow Park, Harry Carlton School, the leisure centre and housing estates. The police presence was timed to be in the location of schools on Lantern Lane, East Leake at departure times. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public. Groups of youths were engaged with on Meadow Park and advised regarding their behaviour. No incidents were reported.
On Wednesday 20 January 2010 between 0830 and 1300 hours, PCSO 4700 Draper and PCSO 8309 Lucock performed high visibility foot patrols in Keyworth around Crossdale School. Along Manor Road and around the vicinity of the recreation ground. Patel's store was visited and no incidents were reported. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
Between 6pm and 10pm on Thursday 21 January 2010, PCSO 9834 David Wesson performed foot and vehicle patrols in the vicinity of Saint Marys, Meadow Park, Harry Carlton School, the leisure centre and housing estates. No incidents were reported.
Between 6pm and 10pm on Saturday 23 January 2010, PCSO 9834 David Wesson performed foot and vehicle patrols in the vicinity of Saint Marys, Meadow Park, Harry Carlton School, the leisure centre and housing estates. Several youths were sighted drinking alcohol on Gotham Road, East Leake. The alcohol was removed from the group and disposed of. Details of the group were obtained and they were advised regarding their future behaviour.
Between 6pm and 10pm on Sunday 24 January 2010, PCSO 9834 David Wesson performed foot and vehicle patrols in the vicinity of Saint Marys, Meadow Park, Harry Carlton School, the leisure centre and housing estates. Late night shopping outlets were visited to provide reassurance to members of staff and the public. No incidents reported.
On Sunday 24 January 2010 between 6pm and 10pm, PCSO Draper and Lucock performed high visibility patrols in Keyworth in the vicinity of Manor Road, Church Drive and Wolds Drive. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents, business owners and members of the public. No incidents were reported.
On Monday 25 January 2010 between 1300 and 1415 hours, PCSO 9638 Woodward and PCSO 4700 Draper conducted high visibility foot patrol around the Kinoulton area. PCSO 9638 Woodward and PCSO 4700 Draper also conducted high visibility foot patrol around the Tollerton area between 1445 and 1600 hours to do with speeding and illegal parking outside Tollerton Primary School.
On 26 January 2010 between 2pm and 4.30pm, PCSO Draper and PCSO Lucock carried out high visibility foot patrols around Wolds Drive, Church Drive and Manor Road in Keyworth. A vehicle parked illegally was moved from outside Southwolds Community School and an altercation between pupils was dealt with. Reassurance was given to library staff and customers, several of whom completed priority surveys.
On 26 January 2010 between 7pm and 10pm, PCSO Draper and PCSO Lucock carried out further patrols around Nottingham Road, the recreation ground Budgens and Wolds Drive areas. No problems were reported.
On Wednesday 27 January 2010, PCSO Woodward and PCSO Draper carried out high visibility foot patrols around Keyworth with regards to anti-social behaviour.
Over the weekend of the Friday 29 and Saturday 30 January 2010 between the hours of 6pm and midnight, PC1530 Kelly Warwick and SPC 5291 Jeremy Green were on duty conducting high visibility patrols in and around the many villages of Keyworth and East Leake Beats.
Extra attention was paid to The Park, Gotham Road, East Leake, Manor Road and Church Drive, Keyworth. It was a very quiet night with no youngsters out and about, which is possibly as a result of the low temperatures, but also as a result of an increase in police presence.
POLICE UPDATES FOR DECEMBER 2009
On Tuesday 1 December 2009 between 1430 and 1830, PCSO George Draper and PCSO Kathy Lucock carried out foot patrol of the ASB hotspot streets namely Church Drive, Manor Road and Wolds Drive. They were outside of Southwolds School at 1530 to talk to pupils and parents. During this time they attended an incident of rowdy behaviour reported on Wolds Drive. They received a very positive reception from the public.
On Friday 4 December 2009, PC Thacker conducted foot patrol on Manor Road between 1100 and 1300. During this time she engaged with several people on the street and also visited Patels store. Nothing was reported during this time.
During the evening of Friday 4 December 2009, PC Thacker, PCSO Lucock and PCSO Draper closed the Square in order to assist with switching on the Christmas lights and singing Christmas carols. Many people attended and enjoyed a fun filled evening along with a cup of mulled wine. Very well attended with a guest ‘Santa’ appearance.
Police Updates for December 2009 - Operations Bagreef, Buttonwood and Broadside.
On Friday 4 December 2009 between 6pm and 10pm, PC Thacker and PC Horsnall conducted extra patrols in the Keyworth area. They liaised with several youths from around the village and also visited a couple of the licensed premises. No incidents were reported during this time.
We are committed to directing all available resources into these key areas at the material times. In addition Local Beat Officers and Special Constables will be tasked to patrol these areas on high visibility foot patrols and take positive action against any offenders identified. Alcohol seized and stop / search powers will be used appropriately. We will also work with parents and other agencies to tackle low-level offending.
Police Updates for November / December 2009 - Operations Bagreef, Buttonwood and Broadside.
Monday 30 November 2009 - Wednesday 16 December 2009
During the above period the Local Policing Area has benefited from up to 16 extra officers being deployed on a Friday and Saturday evening when local officers supported by other departments have continued to patrol the area in line with the Nottinghamshire Police 20/20 Vision. This has previously been reported and involves targeting both the Risky People and Risky Places within the community. These patrols have been high visibility both on foot and in vehicles and have been conducted in a positive manner.
During this period reported crime and incidents have been very low in number and on a regular basis during the evening times local shops, libraries and licensed premises have been visited to provide reassurance both to users and members of staff and the community as a whole.
As a result of targeting a “Risky” place an offender was arrested on suspicion of theft of a motor vehicle from Sutton Bonnington and is currently on Police Bail.
Anti-Social Behaviour in the St Marys Crescent area formerly an issue has reduced dramatically and positive feedback has been, and continues to be, received from members of the public.
On Tuesday 8 December 2009 between the hours of 1800 and 2200, PC Redgate and PC Schooling conducted additional foot patrols in the Keyworth area. It was noted that there were no reports of ASB. In fact there were no calls of ASB in any village anywhere on Rushcliffe South. A couple of vehicles were stopped on Bunny Lane and verbal warnings issued for excess speed.
On Friday 11 December 2009 between 6pm and midnight, PC Thacker, PCSO Charles, PCSO Lucock and PCSO Draper were out on foot and mobile patrol in the Keyworth area. All was quiet (and cold) and there were no incidents of ASB reported.
On Sunday 13 December 2009, PCSO Draper and PCSO Charles were out patrolling the Turkey Trot. Congratulations to all those that took part & achieved their aims and objectives.
Friday 18 December 2009 - Sunday 20 December 2009
During this weekend over 20 extra officers were utilised to police Rushcliffe South focusing on the 20/20 Vision directing patrols to the “Risky Places “ and the “Risky People” within the community.
Between 9.00am and 12.30pm on Wednesday 23 December 2009, PCSO 9834 David Wesson and SC 5418 Dan Dobbert performed high visibility foot patrol in the vicinity of Saint Marys, Meadow Park, Harry Carlton School, the Leisure Centre and housing estates. Shopping outlets, the library and local businesses were visited to provide reassurance to members of staff and the public. No incidents were reported.
Between 2.30pm and 3.00pm on Wednesday 23 December 2009, PCSO 9834 David Wesson and SC 5418 Dan Dobbert performed high visibility foot patrol at various locations on Ridgeway, East Leake. The police presence assisted in reducing speeding traffic. This maintained optimum safety to pedestrians and local residents.
Between 3.00pm and 4.00pm on Wednesday 23 December 2009, PCSO 9834 David Wesson and SC5418 Dan Dobbert performed high visibility foot patrol in the vicinity of Barton in Fabis and challenged a door-to-door salesman who was cold calling. A parking dispute in the village was discussed with affected parties, this was rectified with an amicable outcome.
Leake and Keyworth
High visibility patrols both mobile and on foot have taken place during the above period. These patrols have incorporated the “Risky Places” on the area. On the evenings of both Friday 18 December and Saturday 19 December local pubs and late night outlets were visited by patrolling officers. The aim of these visits is two-fold, both to provide reassurance to retailers and members of the community and also in a bid to prevent any incidents of Anti-Social Behaviour either at, or connected to these premises.
Patrolling officers reported that their interaction with members of the public was met with positive feedback and this is clearly something which would indicate that the 20/20 vision is being seen in a good light.
There were no reports of Anti-Social Behaviour on this neighbourhood over the weekend, which is traditionally one of the busiest in the Policing calendar.
On Friday 18 and Saturday 19 December 2009 between 3pm and midnight, PC Thacker and PCSO Woodward conducted high visibility patrols in the Keyworth area visiting all shops and food outlets. It was a very cold and subsequently very quiet on the streets.
On Tuesday 29 December 2009 between 8am and 3pm, PC Thacker spoke with local youths in relation to anti-social behaviour and possible consequences. High visibility patrols were also conducted in the local area.
On Thursday 31 December 2009 between 6pm and midnight, PCSO Draper and PCSO Lucock conducted high visibility foot patrol in Keyworth. A stolen car was recovered and local youths were warned and alcohol seized.
POLICE UPDATES FOR NOVEMBER 2009
On Wednesday 4 November 2009, a high visibility Policing operation took place within Keyworth and this resulted in a number of stop checks and moving youths on from the leisure centre.
Between 2pm and 4pm on Saturday 7 November 2009, PCSO 9638 Adam Woodward performed designated high visibility patrol in the Manor Road area concerning recent incidents of Anti-Social Behaviour and no incidents were reported.
Between 2pm and 5pm on Sunday 8 November 2009, PCSO 8309 Kathy Lucock performed designated high visibility patrol in the Keyworth area concerning recent incidents of Anti-Social Behaviour and no incidents were reported.
During the afternoon of Wednesday 11 November 2009, PC Thacker took to her bike and undertook extra high visibility patrols and attended the vicinity of Budgens upon school closure. An incident had been reported regarding two groups of youths fighting. This had dispersed upon our arrival.
Between 9am and 12pm on Saturday 14 November 2009, PCSO 9638 Adam Woodwood performed designated high visibility patrol in the Church Drive and village hall areas. No incidents were reported or raised at whilst on patrol.
On Thursday 19 November 2009 at 2pm, PC Thacker conducted a beat surgery at the parish rooms in Tollerton. Concerns were raised regarding anti-social behaviour on Lothian Road. Extra patrols will continue to be conducted.
On Saturday 21 November 2009, PCSO Kathy Lucock and PCSO George Draper undertook a high visibility police operation in Keyworth. Several youths were stop checked and positive engagement was forthcoming. Feedback will be through the youth services group.
On Monday 30 November 2009, PCSO Kathy Lucock and PCSO George Draper carried out High Visibility foot patrols between 1800 and 2200 around Manor Road, Croft Road , Park Avenue and Church Drive. The Londis shop was visited and all was in order. The garages behind Londis were also checked and seen to be secure. No one seen whilst on patrol and nothing reported.
Operation Bagreef Updates for November 2009
Between 6pm and 2am on Friday 6 November 2009, the Divisional Support Unit from Carlton conducted high visibility patrols in the Keyworth area both on foot and in a vehicle. They engaged with lots of members of the public and also takeaway outlets. The feedback was very positive.
Between 6pm and 10pm on Tuesday 10 November 2009, PC 3014 Spence and PCSO 8917 Heaps performed both foot and mobile patrol in the vicinity of Keyworth Church Drive Leisure Centre, the Recreation Ground and Manor Road. All food and late night shopping outlets were visited to provide reassurance to members of staff and the public. There were no reported incidents during the evening.
Between 6pm and midnight on Friday 20 November 2009, an incident relating to drunken youths near the Fairway public house was reported. Those involved were dealt with positively and two notices were issues banning the individuals from returning to the area with 24hrs (failing to comply resulting in arrest).
Between 6pm and 10pm on Monday 23 November 2009, PC 2535 Thacker and PCSO 4700 Draper conducted extra patrols in the Keyworth area. Some youths were moved on from the leisure centre after they had been refused entrance and refused to leave.
Between 6pm and 10pm on Tuesday 24 November 2009, PC Kneale and PC Horsnall conducted extra patrols in the Keyworth area. A vehicle was seized as the driver had no insurance. There was an incident reported in relation to a nuisance vehicle near Crossdale Primary School. Enquires will be made to trace and deal with the driver.
Update - Operations Broadside and Bagreef
Friday 27 November - Monday 30 November 2009
During the weekend as above Operations Broadside and Bagreef continued in the Keyworth area. On Friday 27 November during the evening five officers performed high visibility patrols within the areas highlighted as presenting an anti-social behaviour problem. In line with Nottinghamshire Police's 20/20 Vision which involves targeting “Risky People “ and “ Risky Places “ the addresses of several people who have or are causing problems of an anti-social nature were visited and those people spoken to. Similarly, all late night outlets were visited as were local supermarkets and pubs with a view to providing reassurance for residents, staff and persons frequenting the above. There were no incidents of anti-social behaviour reported.
On Saturday 28 November 2009, these Operations continued. Similarly, it was extremely quiet and no incidents of ASB were reported.
POLICE UPDATES FOR OCTOBER 2009
Between 3pm and 11pm on Saturday 31 October 2009, extra foot patrols were conducted in the Keyworth area specifically in the Church Drive and Manor Road areas. We engaged with youths who were trick or treating and some eggs were recovered in a bid to deter anti-social type behaviour. No incidents were reported to the force control room.
Operation BAGREEF
In addition, there are now extra patrols being conducted under the name Operation BAGREEF. It is a joint initiative to tackle Anti-Social Behaviour involving the Police and Rushcliffe Borough Council. Finance provided by the Council has been made available to fund extra policing in the Rushcliffe South area.
Our Solution
These tactics used have proved productive in achieving the aims of this priority. - Fear of Crime, namely Burglary - Keyworth, Tollerton & the Wolds Show details
On Wednesday 19 January 2011, a Police Priority Setting group meeting took place to discuss local policing in the Keyworth and Leake neighbourhood areas.
The first priority chosen by the group was fear of crime namely burglary and after researching the crime pattern analysis and speaking to local residents the below three locations were chosen.
Keyworth including Stanton on the Wolds
Leake including Costock
Tollerton
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 13 July 2011.
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.
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Police Update for June 2011
On Saturday 11 June 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to East Leake and Costock where patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Friday 10 June 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to East Leake and Costock where patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Thursday 9 June 2011, PC 1191 Iain Mckinlay and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to East Leake and Costock where patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Wednesday 8 June 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick, PC 1191 Iain Mckinlay and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to East Leake and Costock where patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Tuesday 7 June 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick, PC 1191 Iain Mckinlay and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to East Leake and Costock where patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Friday 4 June 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick, PC 1191 Iain Mckinlay and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to East Leake and Costock where patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Thursday 3 June 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to East Leake and Costock where patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Wednesday 2 June 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick, PC 1191 Iain Mckinlay and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to East Leake and Costock where patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Tuesday 1 June 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick, PC 1191 Iain Mckinlay and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to East Leake and Costock where patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
Our Solution
These tactics used have proved productive in achieving the aims of this priority. - Fear of Crime, namely Auto Crime – Keyworth, Tollerton & the Wolds Show details
On Wednesday 19 January 2011, a Police Priority Setting group meeting took place to discuss local policing.
The second 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 below three locations were chosen.
Bunny
Wysall
Normanton on Soar
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 13 July 2011.
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.
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Police Update for June 2011
On Saturday 11 June 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick, PC 1191 Iain Mckinlay and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to East Leake and Costock where patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Friday 10 June June 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick, PC 1191 Iain Mckinlay and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to East Leake and Costock where patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Thursday 9 June 2011, PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to East Leake and Costock where foot patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Wednesday 8 June 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick, PC 1191 Iain Mckinlay and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to East Leake and Costock where patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Tuesday 7 June 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick, PC 1191 Iain Mckinlay and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to East Leake and Costock where patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Friday 4 June 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick, PC 1191 Iain Mckinlay and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to East Leake and Costock where patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Thursday 3 June 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to East Leake and Costock where patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Wednesday 2 June 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick, PC 1191 Iain Mckinlay and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to East Leake and Costock where patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Tuesday 1 June 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick, PC 1191 Iain Mckinlay and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to East Leake and Costock where patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
Our Solution
These tactics used have proved productive in achieving the aims of this priority. - Anti-Social Behaviour (Dog Fouling and Graffiti) - Keyworth & Leake Show details
On Wednesday 22nd September a Neighbourhood Priority Setting Meeting took place to discuss local policing it was decided by the members of the group that the meetings would now take place every six months and be run by a chairman rather than the police, a vote was conducted and a chairman appointed.
After a discussion about the previous three months work it was agreed that the priorities would remain the same but the locations identified previously would change to fit with the current crime pattern and feedback received from the public.
The three areas specified as the priority locations were:-
Recreation ground/the square Keyworth
The memorial park, Gotham
The cricket field, Sutton Bonington
Our Response
For Police updates please see below.
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Police Update for January 2011
On Thursday 26 January 2011, PCSO Woodward carried out patrols in and around the Tollerton and Keyworth area. This was to provide reassurance to members of the public and local residents.
On Wednesday 25 January 2011, PCSO Woodward performed high visibility patrols around the East Leake border throughout his shift. This was done to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Tuesday 24 January 2011, PCSO Woodward carried out high visibility patrols in the Keyworth and Tollerton area. Particular attention was paid to the areas mentioned in the priorities for Keyworth, Nevile, Tollerton and the Wolds. This was carried out to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Monday 23 January 2011, PCSO Woodward performed high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the Keyworth, Nevile, Tollerton and the Wolds Local Beat Team. Particular attention was paid to Keyworth. This was carried out to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Saturday 22 January 2011, PCSO Woodward carried out high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the Keyworth, Nevile, Tollerton and the Wolds Local Beat Team. Particular attention was paid to Keyworth. This was carried out to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Tuesday 11 January 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick and PCSO 9834 David Wesson performed foot and vehicle patrols of the cricket field, Sutton Bonington, The Memorial Park Gotham and the housing estates in East Leake. No incidents were reported. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Monday 10 January 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick and PCSO 9834 David Wesson performed foot and vehicle patrols of the cricket field, Sutton Bonington, The Memorial Park Gotham and the housing estates in East Leake. Late night food outlets were visited to provide reassurance to members of staff and the public. No incidents were reported. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Friday 7 January 2011, PCSO Woodward combined his duties and performed patrols around the Hickling and Kinoulton area between 09.00 hours and 12.30 hours, then moved to the Keyworth target areas in order to provide a visible police prescence between 13.00 hours and 16.30 hours.
On Thursday 6 January 2011, PCSO Woodward performed high visibility patrols in the Keyworth area between 09.00 and 10.00 hours. Between 10.00 and 11.00 hours he was present at the local Beat Surgery. From 11.00 hours until 13.00 hours PCSO Woodward completed high visibility patrols around the Tollerton area. Finally, he conducted high visilibity patrols around the Keyworth area between 13.30 hours and 16.30 hours.
On Thursday 6 January 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick performed foot and vehicle patrols of the cricket field, Sutton Bonington, The Memorial Park Gotham and the housing estates in East Leake. No incidents were reported. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Wednesday 5 January 2011 between 14.30 and 18.00 hours, PCSO Woodward performed high visibility patrols in order to provide a visible police prescence.
On Wednesday 5 January 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick performed foot and vehicle patrols of the cricket field, Sutton Bonington, The Memorial Park Gotham and the housing estates in East Leake. No incidents were reported. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Tuesday 4 January 2011, PCSO Woodward carried out high visibility patrols around the target areas in Keyworth, including The Square, between 12 noon and 15.30 hours.
On Tuesday 4 January 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick performed foot and vehicle patrols of the cricket field, Sutton Bonington, The Memorial Park Gotham and the housing estates in East Leake. No incidents were reported. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Wednesday 29 December 2010, PCSO Woodward assisted with duties in the Radcliffe on Trent area between 08.00 hours and 17.00 hours.
Our Solution
These tactics used have proved productive in achieving the aims of this priority. - Anti-Social Behaviour (Street Drinking and Under-Age Smoking) Show details
On Wednesday 3 February 2010 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 anti-social behaviour was given and also the results of 817 surveys completed in Leake and Keyworth beat areas in the ensuing period.
69 per cent of these surveys highlighted anti-social behaviour, including dog fouling and other problems such as graffiti as a issue for all areas.
The three areas specified as the priority locations from these surveys were:-
Gotham Memorial Hall, Gotham
Lantern Lane, East Leake
Brookfields Way, East Leake
It has been identified from the surveys that the main times that problems occur is from 6pm onwards, mainly on a Friday and Saturday. However, in relation to dog fouling there is no set time or day identified.
This priority will be reassessed at the end of May 2010.
Our Response
Members of the local beat team will tackle the issues 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. Positive action will be taken and offenders arrested where required. Use will be made of stop and search powers, powers of dispersal and alchohol seizures made.
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.
We continue to run Operation Broadside, which is our operation to tackle anti-social behaviour. Details of persons dealt with are logged. Letters are sent to parents and also the details are shared with Rushcliffe Borough Council should further interventions be required. We have seen a decrease in anti-social behaviour and hope this continues.
Our patrols have also been supplemented by a number of Special Constables who work with us most evenings of the week. Please continue to report incidents to us on 101 so we can ensure that we are patrolling the correct areas.
We also continue to work alongside the Crime Reduction Partnership and Neighbourhood Watch.
The website will be updated on a fortnightly basis with news on policing activity, arrests of significance and any other relative information.
For Police updates please see below.
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POLICE UPDATE FOR THE PERIOD OF 6 MAY - 17 MAY 2010
Between 8am and 5pm on Wednesday 13 May 2010, PCSO 9834 David Wesson performed foot and vehicle patrols in the vicinity of Saint Marys, Brookfields, Meadow Park, Harry Carlton School, Lantern Lane, the Leisure Centre and housing estates. The Memorial Park in Gotham was visited at regular intervals throughout the shift. No incidents were reported. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
Between 8am and 5pm on Wednesday 6 May 2010, PCSO 9834 David Wesson performed foot and vehicle patrols in the vicinity of Saint Marys, Brookfields, Meadow Park, Harry Carlton School, Lantern Lane, the Leisure Centre and housing estates. The Memorial Park in Gotham was visited at regular intervals throughout the shift. Groups of youths were engaged with on The Memorial Park in Gotham and advised regarding their behaviour. No incidents were reported. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
Between 12pm and 6pm on Wednesday 5 May 2010, PCSO 9834 David Wesson performed foot and vehicle patrols in the vicinity of Saint Marys, Brookfields, Meadow Park, Harry Carlton School, Lantern Lane, the Leisure Centre and housing estates. The Memorial Park in Gotham was visited at regular intervals throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
Our Solution
These tactics used have proved productive in achieving the aims of this priority. - Anti-Social Behaviour (Street Drinking and Under-Age Smoking) Show details
On Wednesday 3 February 2010 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 anti-social behaviour was given and also the results of 817 surveys completed in Leake and Keyworth areas in the ensuing period.
69 per cent of these surveys highlighted anti-social behaviour, including dog fouling and other problems such as graffiti as a issue for all areas.
The three areas specified as the priority locations from these surveys were:-
The Square, Keyworth
Manor Road, Keyworth
Wolds Drive, Keyworth
It has been identified from the surveys that the main times that problems occur is from 6pm onwards, mainly on a Friday and Saturday. However, in relation to dog fouling there is no set time or day identified.
This priority will be reassessed at the end of May 2010.
Our Response
Members of the local beat team will tackle the issues 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. Positive action will be taken and offenders arrested where required. Use will be made of stop and search powers, powers of dispersal and alchohol seizures made.
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.
We continue to run Operation Broadside, which is our operation to tackle anti-social behaviour. Details of persons dealt with are logged. Letters are sent to parents and also the details are shared with Rushcliffe Borough Council should further interventions be required. We have seen a decrease in anti-social behaviour and hope this continues.
Our patrols have also been supplemented by a number of Special Constables who work with us most evenings of the week. Please continue to report incidents to us on 101 so we can ensure that we are patrolling the correct areas.
We also continue to work alongside the Crime Reduction Partnership and Neighbourhood Watch.
The website will be updated on a fortnightly basis with news on policing activity, arrests of significance and any other relative information.
For Police updates please see below.
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POLICE UPDATE FOR THE PERIOD OF 6 MAY - 19 MAY 2010
On Wednesday 19 May 2010, PCSO Woodward conducted high visibility foot patrols around Wolds Drive, Manor Road and The square in Keyworth.
On Tuesday 18 May 2010, PCSO Woodward conducted high visibility foot patrols around Wolds Drive, Manor Road and The square in Keyworth.
On Monday 17 May 2010, PCSO Woodward conducted high visibility foot patrols around Wolds Drive, Manor Road and The square in Keyworth. Patrols were also conducted in Tollerton.
On Sunday 16 May 2010, PCSO Woodward conducted high visibility foot patrols around the Manor Road estate and The Square in Keyworth.
On Monday 10 May 2010, PCSO Woodward conducted high visibility foot patrols around the Manor Road estate and The Square in Keyworth.
On Friday 7 May 2010, PCSO Woodward conducted high visibility foot patrols around Wolds Drive, Manor Road and The square in Keyworth. A warrant was also executed in the Keyworth area.
On Thursday 6 May 2010, PCSO Woodward conducted high visibility foot patrols around Wolds Drive, Manor Road and The square in Keyworth. Patrols were also conducted in Tollerton.
Our Solution
These tactics used have proved productive in achieving the aims of this priority. - Fear of Crime, namely Burglary Show details
On Wednesday 3 February 2010 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 the priorities were given and also the reults of 817 surveys completed in Leake and Keyworth areas in the ensuing period.
27 per cent of these surveys highlighted that the fear of crime, such as burglary, was a concern for local residents.
The three areas specified as the prioirty locations from these surveys were:-
East Leake
Tollerton
Kinoulton
No specific time or day was identified by the surveys, however from researching crime statistics, 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 reassessed at the end of May 2010.
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.
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POLICE UPDATE FOR THE PERIOD OF 6 MAY - 17 MAY 2010
On Monday 17 May 2010, PCSO Lucock performed high visibility foot patrols of Willoughby on the Wolds, Hickling, Kinoulton and Widmerpool.
Between 12pm and 7pm on Thursday 14 May 2010, PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to Sutton Bonington. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Wednesday 12 May 2010, PCSO Lucock carried out high visibility patrols of Hickling and Kinoulton. Local churches were also visited with regards to the recent breaks. PCSO Lucock also attended the Coffee Morning that was scheduled. If you would like to attend one of the Coffee Morning Events, please see the Events Page for details.
Between 9am and 5pm on Tuesday 11 May 2010, PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to Sutton Bonington. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Monday 10 May 2010, PCSO Lucock carried out high visibility patrols of Kinoulton and Hickling.
On Sunday 9 May 2010, PCSO Lucock performed high visibility foot patrol of Willoughby on the Wolds and Wysall areas.
On Saturday 8 May 2010, PCSO Lucock performed high visibility foot patrol of Willoughby on the Wolds and Kinoulton.
Between 6pm and 10pm on Wednesday 5 May 2010, PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to Sutton Bonington. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Tuesday 4 May 2010, PCSO Lucock carried out high visibility patrols from 18.00 to 0200 in all villages from Stanton on the Wolds to Upper Broughton. Vehicles were checked and details taken.
On Sunday 2 May 2010, PCSO Lucock carried out high visibility patrols of Hickling and Kinoulton between 13.30pm and 15.00pm. High visibility patrols of Wysall were also carried out.
On Saturday 1 May 2010, PCSO Lucock carried out high visibility foot patrols. around Upper Broughton and surrounding areas, Willoughby on the Wolds where crime prevention advice was given to residents. A marked Police vehicle was also parked at Stanton on the Wolds on Melton Road in order to deter speeding along with foot patrols. Crime prevention advice was given at the Hickling Flower Festival from 11.00am until 12.30pm.
Our Solution
These tactics used have proved productive in achieving the aims of this priority. - Fear of Crime, namely Burglary - Keyworth, Tollerton & the Wolds Show details
On Wednesday 26 May 2010 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 the priorities were given and also the results of 817 surveys completed in Leake and Keyworth areas in the ensuing period.
38 per cent of these surveys highlighted that the fear of crime, such as burglary, was a concern for local residents.
The three areas specified as the priority locations from these surveys were:-
Tollerton
Upper Broughton
Stanton on the Wolds
No specific time or day was identified by the surveys, however from researching crime statistics, 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 August 2010.
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.
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Police Update for September 2010
Between Monday 13 and Thursday 16 September 2010, PCSO 9638 Woodward performed high visibility patrols in and around Tollerton and Keyworth. This was carried out to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
Between Monday 6 and Tuesday 7 September 2010, PCSO 9638 Woodward conducted high visibility patrols in and around Keyworth and Tollerton during the night. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
Between Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 September 2010, PCSO 9638 Woodward carried out high visibility patrols around the Keyworth and Tollerton area. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
Our Solution - Fear of Crime, namely Burglary - Leake, Gotham, Stanford & Soar Valley Show details
On Wednesday 26 May 2010 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 the priorities were given and also the results of 817 surveys completed in Leake and Keyworth areas in the ensuing period.
38 per cent of these surveys highlighted that the fear of crime, such as burglary, was a concern for local residents.
The three areas specified as the priority locations from these surveys were:-
Sutton Bonington
Gotham
Barton in Fabis and Thrumpton
No specific time or day was identified by the surveys, however from researching crime statistics, 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 August 2010.
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.
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Police Update for September 2010
On Friday 27 August 2010, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to Sutton Bonington, Thrumpton and Barton in Fabis where foot and vehicle patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Wednesday 26 August 2010, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to Sutton Bonington, Thrumpton and Barton in Fabis where foot and vehicle patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Tuesday 24 August 2010, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to Sutton Bonington, Thrumpton and Barton in Fabis where foot and vehicle patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Monday 23 August 2010, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to Sutton Bonington, Thrumpton and Barton in Fabis where foot and vehicle patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Wednesday 18 August 2010, PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to Sutton Bonington, Thrumpton and Barton in Fabis where foot and vehicle patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Tuesday 17 August 2010, PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to Sutton Bonington, Thrumpton and Barton in Fabis where foot and vehicle patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Saturday 14 August 2010, PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to Sutton Bonington, Thrumpton and Barton in Fabis where foot and vehicle patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
Our Solution - Anti-Social Behaviour (Dog Fouling and Graffiti) - Keyworth & Leake Show details
On Wednesday 26 May 2010 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 anti-social behaviour was given and also the results of 817 surveys completed in Leake and Keyworth beat areas in the ensuing period.
19 per cent of these surveys highlighted anti-social behaviour, including dog fouling and other problems such as graffiti as a issue for all areas.
The three areas specified as the priority locations from these surveys were:-
The recreation ground / The Square, Keyworth
Meadow Park, East Leake
Memorial Park, 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. However, in relation to dog fouling there is no set time or day identified.
This priority will be re-assessed at the end of August 2010.
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.
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Police Update for September 2010
Between Monday 13 and Thursday 16 September 2010, PCSO 9638 Woodward performed high visibility patrols in and around Tollerton and Keyworth. This was carried out to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
Between Monday 6 and Tuesday 7 September 2010, PCSO 9638 Woodward conducted high visibility patrols in and around Keyworth and Tollerton during the night. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
Between Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 September 2010, PCSO 9638 Woodward carried out high visibility patrols around the Keyworth and Tollerton area. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
Our Solution - Fear of Crime, namely Burglary - Leake, Gotham, Stanford & Soar Valley Show details
On Wednesday 22nd September a Neighbourhood Priority Setting Meeting took place to discuss local policing it was decided by the members of the group that the meetings would now take place every six months and be run by a chairman rather than the police, a vote was conducted and a chairman appointed.
After a discussion about the previous three months work it was agreed that the priorities would remain the same but the locations identified previously would change to fit with the current crime pattern and feedback received from the public.
The three areas specified as the priority locations were:-
Sutton Bonington
Costock
Rempstone
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 April 2011.
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.
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Police Update for January 2011
On Tuesday 11 January 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to Sutton Bonington, Costock and Rempstone where foot and vehicle patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Monday 10 January 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to Sutton Bonington, Costock and Rempstone where foot and vehicle patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Thursday 6 January 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to Sutton Bonington, Costock and Rempstone where foot and vehicle patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Wednesday 5 January 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to Sutton Bonington, Costock and Rempstone where foot and vehicle patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Tuesday 4 January 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to Sutton Bonington, Costock and Rempstone where foot and vehicle patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
Our Solution
These tactics used have proved productive in achieving the aims of this priority. - Fear of Crime, namely Burglary - Keyworth, Tollerton & the Wolds Show details
On Wednesday 22nd September a Neighbourhood Priority Setting Meeting took place to discuss local policing it was decided by the members of the group that the meetings would now take place every six months and be run by a chairman rather than the police, a vote was conducted and a chairman appointed.
After a discussion about the previous three months work it was agreed that the priorities would remain the same but the locations identified previously would change to fit with the current crime pattern and feedback received from the public.
The three areas specified as the priority locations were:-
Keyworth
Wysall
Hickling Pastures
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 April 2011.
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.
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Police Update for January 2011: -
On Thursday 26 January 2011, PCSO Woodward carried out patrols in and around the Tollerton and Keyworth area. This was to provide reassurance to members of the public and local residents.
On Wednesday 25 January 2011, PCSO Woodward performed high visibility patrols around the East Leake border throughout his shift. This was done to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Tuesday 24 January 2011, PCSO Woodward carried out high visibility patrols in the Keyworth and Tollerton area. Particular attention was paid to the areas mentioned in the priorities for Keyworth, Nevile, Tollerton and the Wolds. This was carried out to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Monday 23 January 2011, PCSO Woodward performed high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the Keyworth, Nevile, Tollerton and the Wolds Local Beat Team. Particular attention was paid to Keyworth. This was carried out to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Saturday 22 January 2011, PCSO Woodward carried out high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the Keyworth, Nevile, Tollerton and the Wolds Local Beat Team. Particular attention was paid to Keyworth. This was carried out to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Friday 7 January 2011, PCSO Woodward combined his duties and performed patrols around the Hickling and Kinoulton area between 09.00 hours and 12.30 hours, then moved to the Keyworth target areas in order to provide a visible police prescence between 13.00 hours and 16.30 hours.
On Thursday 6 January 2011, PCSO Woodward performed high visibility patrols in the Keyworth area between 09.00 and 10.00 hours. Between 10.00 and 11.00 hours he was present at the local Beat Surgery. From 11.00 hours until 13.00 hours PCSO Woodward completed high visibility patrols around the Tollerton area. Finally, he conducted high visilibity patrols around the Keyworth area between 13.30 hours and 16.30 hours.
On Wednesday 5 January 2011 between 14.30 and 18.00 hours, PCSO Woodward performed high visibility patrols in order to provide a visible police prescence.
On Tuesday 4 January 2011, PCSO Woodward carried out high visibility patrols around the target areas in Keyworth, including The Square, between 12 noon and 15.30 hours.
Our Solution
These tactics used have proved productive in achieving the aims of this priority. - Speeding - Keyworth & Leake Show details
On Wednesday 19 January 2011, a Police Priority Setting group meeting took place to discuss local policing in the Keyworth and Leake neighbourhood areas.
The third priority chosen by the group was speeding and on speaking to local residents the below three locations were chosen.
Plumtree
A60 Bunny/Bradmore
Hickling
Our Response
Officers using speed detection devices will attend the locations highlighted at the relevant times and, where appropriate, issue tickets to offending drivers. Liaison will take place with local Community Speed watch and articles placed in newsletters and magazines, highlighting the priority. The Community Speed watch teams are going to liase with each other with a view to co-ordinated activity taking place. The Local Beat Team are currently in liaison with Nottinghamshire County Council and local parish councils in relation to obtaining interactive speed signs and other speed enforcement measures.
For Police updates please see below.
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Police Update for June 2011
Throughout the month of June, so far, PCSO 8309 Lucock has conducted speed checks in the area of both Stanton on the Wolds and Hickling.
Police Update for May 2011
On Wednesday 20 April 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick was out in Bunny conducting speed checks between 18:00 hours and 19:00 hours. Within that time no vehicles were found to be exceeding the speed limit.
On Wednesday 13 April 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick was out in Bunny conducting speed checks between 18:00 hours and 19:00 hours. Within that time no vehicles were found to be exceeding the speed limit.
On Monday 4 April 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick was out in Bunny conducting speed checks between 14:00 hours and 15:00 hours. Within that time no vehicles were found to be exceeding the speed limit.
Police Update for March 2011
On 5 March 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick was in Bunny conducting speed checks between 18:00 hours and 19:00 hours. Within that time no vehicles were found to be exceeding the speed limit.
On 4 March 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick was in Bunny conducting speed checks between 18:00 hours and 19:00 hours. Within that time no vehicles were found to be exceeding the speed limit.
On 3 March 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick was in Bunny conducting speed checks between 14:00 hrs and 15:00 hours. Within that time no vehicles were found to be exceeding the speed limit.
Police Update for February 2011
On Thursday 10 February 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick was in Bunny conducting speed checks between 18:00 hours and 19:00 hours. Within that time no vehicles were found to be exceeding the speed limit.
On Thursday 10 February 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick and PCSO 9834 Dave Wesson were in Bunny conducting speed checks between 14:00 hours and 15:00 hours. Within that time no vehicles were found to be exceeding the speed limit.
On Wednesday 9th February 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick was in Bunny conducting speed checks between 14:00 hours and 15:00 hours. Within that time no vehicles were found to be exceeding the speed limit.
On Tuesday 1 February 2011, PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat Team. Particular attention was paid to Bunny and Normanton on Soar where 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.
Our Solution
These tactics used have proved productive in achieving the aims of this priority. - Anti-Social Behaviour - Keyworth & Leake Show details
On Wednesday 13 July 2011 a Neighbourhood Priority Setting Meeting took place to discuss local policing.
After a discussion about the previous six months work it was agreed that the priorities would remain the same except anti-social behaviour would replace speeding which will be dealt with locally by the individual beat teams.
The first priority chosen by the group was fear of crime namely burglary and after researching the crime pattern analysis and speaking to local residents the below three locations were chosen.
Manor Road, Keyworth
Willowbrook, Keyworth
Meadow Park including the children's play area, East Leake
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 smart water. 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 targeted 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.
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Police Update – 18/01/2012
Anti Social Behaviour patrols have continued during the period, with targeted patrols by the Beat Teams in those areas affected by ASB issues by the Beat Team, together with a dedicated ASB vehicle under Operation Animism on a Friday and Saturday evening across Rushcliffe, and with patrols for ASB and Serious Aquisitive Crime in the Cluster area by local Beat staff.
Specific roads in both areas, together with the Gotham Road Playing Fields, have been regularly visited by Safer Neighbourhood Team staff, and youths details obtained and those youths moved on, where they were causing ASB issues.
Extended patrols took place throughout December 2011 and to date, under Operation Accelerate, which bolstered the patrols carried out by the Safer Neighbourhood Team, and will target ASB areas on both a Thursday and Sunday evening in addition to those patrols already in place.
Police Update – 15/12/2011
Anti Social Behaviour patrols have continued during the period, with targeted patrols by the Beat Teams in those areas affected by ASB issues by the Beat Team, together with a dedicated ASB vehicle under Operation Animism on a Friday and Saturday evening across Rushcliffe.
Specific roads in both areas, together with the Gotham Road Playing Fields, have been regularly visited by Safer Neighbourhood Team staff, and youths details obtained and those youths moved on, where they were causing ASB issues.
Extended patrols are taking place throughout December 2011, under Operation Accelerate, which will bolster the patrols carried out by the Safer Neighbourhood Team, and will target ASB areas on both a Thursday and Sunday evening in addition to those patrols already in place.
Police Update for September 2011
On Tuesday 30 August 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols on Meadow Park Gotham Road East Leake. This was completed to reduce reports of anti-social behaviour in the park and surrounding area.
On Saturday 27 August 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick conducted high visibility patrols on Meadow Park Gotham Road East Leake. This was completed to reduce reports of anti-social behaviour in the park and surrounding area. Groups of youths were spoken to and informed of best behaviour practices.
On Thursday 25 August 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols on Meadow Park Gotham Road East Leake. This was completed to reduce reports of anti-social behaviour in the park and surrounding area. Groups of youths were spoken to and informed of best behaviour practices.
On Wednesday 24 August 2011, PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols on Meadow Park Gotham Road East Leake. This was completed to reduce reports of anti-social behaviour in the park and surrounding area.
On Tuesday 23 August 2011, PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols on Meadow Park Gotham Road East Leake. This was completed to reduce reports of anti-social behaviour in the park and surrounding area.
On Sunday 21 August 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick conducted high visibility patrols on Meadow Park Gotham Road East Leake. This was completed to reduce reports of anti-social behaviour in the park and surrounding area. Groups of youths were spoken to and informed of best behaviour practices.
On Friday 19 August 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick conducted high visibility patrols on Meadow Park Gotham Road East Leake. This was completed to reduce reports of anti-social behaviour in the park and surrounding area. Groups of youths were spoken to and informed of best behaviour practices.
On Wednesday 17 August 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols on Meadow Park Gotham Road East Leake. This was completed to reduce reports of anti-social behaviour in the park and surrounding area. Groups of youths were spoken to and informed of best behaviour practices.
On Tuesday 16 August 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols on Meadow Park Gotham Road East Leake. This was completed to reduce reports of anti-social behaviour in the park and surrounding area. Groups of youths were spoken to and informed of best behaviour practices.
Our Solution
Police Update – 18/01/2012
Anti Social Behaviour patrols have continued during the period, with targeted patrols by the Beat Teams in those areas affected by ASB issues by the Beat Team, together with a dedicated ASB vehicle under Operation Animism on a Friday and Saturday evening across Rushcliffe, and with patrols for ASB and Serious Aquisitive Crime in the Cluster area by local Beat staff.
Specific roads in both areas, together with the Gotham Road Playing Fields, have been regularly visited by Safer Neighbourhood Team staff, and youths details obtained and those youths moved on, where they were causing ASB issues.
Extended patrols took place throughout December 2011 and to date, under Operation Accelerate, which bolstered the patrols carried out by the Safer Neighbourhood Team, and will target ASB areas on both a Thursday and Sunday evening in addition to those patrols already in place.
OTHER AREAS FOR ASB PATROLS NOW IDENTIFIED, SO TASK AMENDED TO REFLECT THOSE AREAS. - Fear of Crime, namely Burglary - Keyworth, Tollerton & the Wolds & Leake, Gotham, Stanford & Soar Valley Show details
On Wednesday 13 July 2011 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 below three locations were chosen.
East Leake
Tollerton
Stanford on Soar
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 18 January 2011.
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 smart water. 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 targeted 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.
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Police Update - 18/01/2012
There have been 2 Burglary Dwelling offences on the Keyworth South Beat, 2 on the Keyworth North beat and 1 on the Wolds Beat during the period.
However, Rushcliffe South continue to show nearly sa 50% reduction in Burglary Dwelling offences in the current financial year.
Extended patrols took place in December 2011, and further patrols continued to take place by local Beat Officers.
Other areas relating to fear of Crime - Burglary have been identified as a result of the Priority Setting Meeting held on 18/01/2012.
Police Update - 15/12/2011
There has been an increase in the Keyworth South and Tollerton Beat areas concerning Dwelling burglaries during the period, with extra resources being drafted in to the Rushcliffe area, and with a number of very significant arrests made. These arrests and subsequent prosecutions have lead to those numbers being dramatically reduced, with the majority of those arrested either remanded to prison or on a curfew or tag – this has lead to dramatic reductions in burglary offences, when compared to November offences.
Year to date, Dwelling Burglary offences across rushcliffe South show an almost 50% reduction as compared with last year.
Extended patrols are taking place throughout December 2011, under Operation Accelerate, which will bolster the patrols carried out by the Safer Neighbourhood Team, and will target High Crime areas, as well as other issues - these patrols will continue over the Christmas period.
Police Update for September 2011
On Tuesday 30 August 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to East Leake and Stanford on Soar where patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Saturday 27 August 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to East Leake and Stanford on Soar where patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Friday 26 August 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to East Leake and Stanford on Soar where patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Thursday 25 August 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to East Leake and Stanford on Soar where patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Wednesday 24 August 2011, PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to East Leake and Stanford on Soar where patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Tuesday 23 August 2011, PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to East Leake and Stanford on Soar where patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Sunday 21 August 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to East Leake and Stanford on Soar where patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Friday 19 August 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to East Leake and Stanford on Soar where patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Wednesday 17 August 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to East Leake and Stanford on Soar where patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
On Tuesday 16 August 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat team. Particular attention was paid to East Leake and Stanford on Soar where patrols were completed throughout the shift. This was completed to provide reassurance to local residents and members of the public.
Our Solution
Extended patrols took place in December 2011, and further patrols continued to take place by local Beat Officers.
Other areas relating to fear of Crime - Burglary have been identified as a result of the Priority Setting Meeting held on 18/01/2012. - Fear of Crime, namely Auto Crime – Keyworth, Tollerton & the Wolds & Leake, Gotham, Stanford & Soar Valley Show details
On Wednesday 13 July 2011 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 below three locations were chosen.
Keyworth
Sutton Bonington
Wysall
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 18 January 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 smart water. 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.
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Police Update – 18/01/2012
There has been a significant decrease in Autocrime offences throughout Rushcliffe South during this period, but with patrols continuing in the areas previously affected.
Regular message alerts are sent out to the public, advising members of the public to ensure that their vehicles are secure, and that nothing of value is left in the vehicles, to prevent the likelihood of offenders attacking that or other vehicles in the area.
Extended patrols took place throughout December 2011, under Operation Accelerate, which bolstered the patrols carried out by the Safer Neighbourhood Team, and targetting High Crime areas, as well as other issues.
In the past 45 days, there have been 3 Autocrime off3ences in the East Leake beat - 1 being detected, and 1 offence on the Tollerton beat area.
Other areas were identified as being on greater concern at the Priority Setting Meeting held on 18/01/2012, hence this Priority has been finalised and new priority areas set.
Police Update – 15/12/2011
There has been a significant decrease in Autocrime offences throughout Rushcliffe South during this period, but with patrols continuing in the areas previously affected.
Regular message alerts are sent out to the public, advising members of the public to ensure that their vehicles are secure, and that nothing of value is left in the vehicles, to prevent the likelihood of offenders attacking that or other vehicles in the area.
Extended patrols are taking place throughout December 2011, under Operation Accelerate, which will bolster the patrols carried out by the Safer Neighbourhood Team, and will target High Crime areas, as well as other issues - these patrols will continue over the Christmas period.
Police Update for September 2011
On Tuesday 30 August 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat Team. Particular attention was paid to Sutton Bonington 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 Saturday 27 August 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick conducted conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat Team. Particular attention was paid to Sutton Bonington 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 Friday 26 August 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat Team. Particular attention was paid to Sutton Bonington 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 25 August 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat Team. Particular attention was paid to Sutton Bonington 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 24 August 2011, PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat Team. Particular attention was paid to Sutton Bonington 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 23 August 2011, PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat Team. Particular attention was paid to Sutton Bonington 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 Sunday 21 August 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick conducted conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat Team. Particular attention was paid to Sutton Bonington 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 Friday 19 August 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick conducted conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat Team. Particular attention was paid to Sutton Bonington 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 17 August 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat Team. Particular attention was paid to Sutton Bonington 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 16 August 2011, PC 1530 Kelly Warwick and PCSO 9834 David Wesson conducted conducted high visibility patrols in the villages covered by the East Leake Beat Team. Particular attention was paid to Sutton Bonington 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.
Our Solution
There has been a significant decrease in Autocrime offences throughout Rushcliffe South during this period, but with patrols continuing in the areas previously affected.
Regular message alerts are sent out to the public, advising members of the public to ensure that their vehicles are secure, and that nothing of value is left in the vehicles, to prevent the likelihood of offenders attacking that or other vehicles in the area.
Extended patrols took place throughout December 2011, under Operation Accelerate, which bolstered the patrols carried out by the Safer Neighbourhood Team, and targetting High Crime areas, as well as other issues.
In the past 45 days, there have been 3 Autocrime off3ences in the East Leake beat - 1 being detected, and 1 offence on the Tollerton beat area.
Other areas were identified as being on greater concern at the Priority Setting Meeting held on 18/01/2012, hence this Priority has been finalised and new priority areas set.
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