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Contact numbers Local C.B.MS. Or P.C.S.O.S. 01772 209441/ 209440 |
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June
Alcohol Abuse Behaviour (Parking issues on zig zag at Bargain Booze): Policing team including traffic and aligned response teams to monitor parking on Zig zags and enforcing the law by ticketing offending vehicles. Police/Traffic Police to continue monitoring parking at various times throughout day. Cllr Bill Shannon commented that planning people, police and council need to sit together to move forward permission for customers to park to the rear of the property and also to install bollards at the front next to zig zags. Also to dicuss moving the post box further along. Members of the public will also make a note of offending vehicles parked up illegally outside the shop and pass the details onto the police to action.
ASB issues at both primary schools on Whitby Ave and Tanterton : Many reports are being received from residents and school head about teenagers drinking, climbing on the roof and causing damage around both Ingol primary schools and Holy family school. Also a burglary at Pool House school, Kidsgrove.
Cost Cutter licensing: Cost Cutters have now been given an alcohol licence which permits them to sell alcohol between 08:00 hrs and 23:00 hrs.
This is anticipated to attract ASB. They are not currently selling alcohol as yet. Majority of offences seem to be drive offs May
Alcohol Abuse Behaviour (Parking issues on zig zag at Bargain Booze): Policing team including traffic and aligned response teams to monitor parking on Zig zags and enforcing the law by ticketing offending vehicles. Also to monitor ASB, particularly youths trying to buy alcohol.
ASB issues at both primary schools on Whitby Ave: Many reports are being received from residents and school head about teenagers drinking, climbing on the roof and causing damage around both Ingol primary schools and Holy family
Cost Cutter licensing: Cost Cutters have now been given an alcohol licence which permits them to sell alcohol between 08:00 hrs and 23:00 hrs. This is anticipated to attract ASB. They are not currently selling alcohol as yet. Majority of offences seem to be drive offs
April
Alcohol abuse Behaviour/ Post office Tagg lane Parking on crossing markings Policing team to monitor parking on Zig zags and enforcing the law by ticketing offending vehicles. Also to monitor ASB, particularly youths trying to buy alcohol Juvenile ASB Threefields Youths throwing stones, damageing walls and fence panels Threefields: Anti social behaviour problem from local youths in the area of Threefields, youths throwing stones, damaging walls and wooden fence panels and playing football in the street. Petrol Express Cost cutters monitor alcohol License and ASB Tagg Lane Cost Cutters have now been given an alcohol licence which permits them to sell alcohol between 08:00 hrs and 23:00 hrs. This is anticipated to attract ASB.
March & February
Alcohol abuse Behaviour/ Post office Tagg lane Parking on crossing markings Traffic is being monitored at Bargain Booze during peak times. A number of vehicle owners have been spoken to and verbally warned. Letters have been sent out to registered keepers of these vehicles. A number of vehicles were noted to be deliveries to the store itself. The owner was spoken to regarding this and licensing have been updated. Leaflets have also been displayed in the store window warning customers of careless parking, and the fact there is parking at the rear of the store. Juvenile ASB Threefields Youths throwing stones, damageing walls and fence panels Reports of young children out and about on the street late at night. A number of reports have been given to Place’s For People the local housing provider for the area who are now aware of the fencing issues on the estate. Unfortunately due to funding issues any unsightly fencing can only be pulled down rather than replaced. An information leaflet has been sent out by the police to all the residents on Threefields advising them about the problem of youth nuisance and to report when necessary. The football nets have now been reported to Places for People and are due to be taken away over the coming week. Extra high visibility police patrols have also been done and will continue for the next few weeks. Joint visits are arranged with Police and Places for People. Petrol Express Cost cutters applying for alcohol License Costcutters, also known as Petrol Express on Tag Lane have been successful in their application to get a licence to become an OFF LICENCE. Local residents have concerns that the Ingol and Tanterton area already have a large number off licences in the area and with it being next to a pub may bring Anti social problems to the area. Police to monitor any ASB/ CRIME at the garage.
January
Alcohol abuse Behaviour/ Post office Tagg lane Parking on crossing markings Speeding & Mini Motos Monitoring of the Sports Hub
December
Anti Social Behaviour Speeding The push is ongoing for “Twenty is Plenty” signs or hopefully 20mph limits to be put up on Barry Avenue and Whitby Avenue this year Monitoring of the Sports Hub Sports Hub Update. Usage appears successful. One incidence of note, where two youths threw fireworks at youngster’s football training. This was handled by the police who issued fixed penalty fines to the offenders.
November
Mini Motos and Speeding Alcohol Abuse Behaviour Monitoring of the Games Area near INTAG
October
Operation Brightsparks - (Firework and bonfire abuse) Alcohol Abuse Behaviour Monitoring of the Games Area near INTAG
September August July
Alcohol Abuse Behaviour (in support of Summer Nights Offensive) Monitoring of the Games Area near INTAG Mini Moto’s Speeding Speeding. CBM Kenny Saunders contacted Traffic and they have been in operation within our area. Several mini motos were confiscated during this period. 1. Youth Activities. · The ICA Initiative to keep the kids busy has paid off handsomely with their football evenings, which are well attended. · LCC streetdance had an average attendance of 32 dancers per week and the planned show at the Guild Hall is selling up fast. The hand over of the Ingol games area which had been delayed is now planned for 13 October. June
Alcohol Abuse Behaviour (in support of Summer Nights Offensive) Burglaries/Thefts Juvenile Nuisance
June May April
Burglaries Juvenile nuisance particularly underpass on Tom Benson Way Alcoholic abuse/Anti social Behaviour
March
Motorbike nuisance Juvenile nuisance particularly underpass on Tom Benson Way Alcoholic abuse/Anti social Behaviour
February
Juvenile nuisance and alcohol related issues Motorbike nuisance and theft of mopeds Dog fouling on streets and Parks
January December and November
Dispersal Zone Juvenile nuisance and alcohol related issues Alcohol related problems Dog fouling on streets and Parks
October
Newsagents on Granton Walk gaining licence to sell fireworks Improvements to Granton Walk, in particular above the shops, gating issue.
September August
. Anti social behaviour: all area’s 2. Alcohol misuse: all area’s 3. Drugs: all area’s
July June May April March February January December November October September August
1. Juvenile Nuisance shop areas , Marlfield Close Tag Croft 2. Mini motorbikes Tag Croft, and all other areas of Tanterton 3. Speeding Tanterton Hall Road and Tag Lane
July
1. Youth Nuisance Shop Areas Marlfield close and Tag Croft
2. Mini Motor bikes Tagg Croft and all areas of Tanterton
3. Speeding Tanterton Hall rd and Tagg Croft
June May
1 Juvenile nuisance 2 Mini Motorbikes 3 Police Presences on all areas
April March
1. Youth Nuisance 2. Mini Motos 3. More HI Vis Patrols
One of the main problems discussed at the last PACT meeting was the new cycle path to be put onto Mayfield Ave and the problems this action may bring to the residents of Tanterton l
February January
1. Youth Nuisance 2. Mini Motos 3. Parkingl
DecemberT.A.R.A.(PACT) now covers the Tanterton area.
1. Youth Nuisance 2. Mini Motos 3. Rubbish & Environmental 4. Speeding
November October & September
T.A.R.A.(PACT) now covers the Tanterton area. 1. Youth Nuisance 2. Vehicular problems 3. Rubbish & Environmental 4. Speeding
Priorities for August 1. Mini motor Bikes 2. Anti social behaviour of youths 3. Environment issues
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