Local priorities

Local priorities

Local priorities set for the period of 7th May 2012 to 7th June 2012

The agreed priorities for Haslington NPT are:

• Anti-social behaviour - To reduce anti-social behaviour in Wychwood Village.
• Speeding - To target speeding in Haslington and Weston.
• Anti-social behaviour - There is a small group of youngsters congregating in the village, therefore a priority is to monitor and deter them from causing anti-social behaviour.

How you can let us know what matters to you

• Report crimes and report anti-social behaviour
• Come along to your next beat meeting
• Volunteer to become a Special Constable or Police Support Volunteer
• Email us your views at crewe.npt@cheshire.pnn.police.uk

You Said, We Did

• From 01/04/2012 to 30/04/2012 - Anti-social behaviour

  You said: One of our last local priorities was to reduce anti-social behaviour in Wychwood Village.

  We did: PCSO Charlesworth and local beat manager PC Nick Moore have identified the group of youths involved in this behaviour . Young person notification card have been issued and will now be actioned by the Anti-Social Behaviour coordinators . This area will be patrolled at the peak times usually in the evenings as it continues to be an issue . Please keep calling to report matters and we will endeavour to keep in touch with the people reporting this to us.

• Speeding

  You said: To target speeding on Crewe Road in Haslington.

  We did: Local officers and PCSO Charlesworth have patrolled the area regularly on days and nights. The mobile traffic calming device 'Smiley sid' has been deployed in the areas of Crewe road Haslington and Crewe road Winterly. This has helped to reduce the amount of speeding complaints from the village. Despite the road signs displaying 30 mile an hour and "smiley sid" drivers continue to break the speed limit. There is always room for more community speed watch volunteers please email crewe.npt@cheshire.pnn.police.uk if interested.

• Anti-social behaviour

  You said: There is a small group of youngsters congregating in the village, therefore a priority is to monitor and deter them from causing anti-social behaviour.

  We did: Local officers , PC Moore and PCSO Charlesworth have worked hard to identify and deter the group of youths in the village. The number of reported anti-social behaviourincidents has stayed consistent over the past few months. This work will continue.