FISHWICK

SECTOR B

CBM – PC K JONES , P WOOD & C MINORCZYK

PCSO - J WARBURTON & 7571 WILSON

SC 9137 HATTON & 9195 GREEN

VOLUNTEER MAZ KARIM

Contact numbers

Local C.B.MS. Or P.C.S.O.S. 01772 209542

Area actions for November

Youth nuisance and disorder around shop and first floor flat on Waldon Street

Illegal parking and obstruction. Shop related littler : Lower half of New Hall Lane

Drug activity : Rutland street to Redmayne Street

October

Seven Rivers Flats, Samuel Street. : Gangs of youths entering communal area of flats, drinking, smoking and rowdy behaviour and possible prostitution around the back of the flats Local police patrols have been in the area during the evening on a daily basis. Youth referrals have been issued to five youths found in the communal areas

Fishwick Road, and play area : Street drug dealing and youth nuisance – fireworks and under aged drinking

Continued patrolling and disruption of target offenders. 2 local properties have been searched and quantises of drugs and cash seized.

Operation Brightsparks (Police, Fire Service and Council) targeting fireworks and unauthorised bonfires resulting in a large reduction of calls to services.

The opening of firework shops on New Hall Lane . In respect to Anti Social Behaviour with fireworks leading up to Halloween and Bonfire night Again Operation Brightsparks throughout the Fishwick area. Shops licensed to sell fireworks between the dates of 15/10/09 to the 10/11/09 and the 26/12/09 to the 31/12/09. Shop keepers reminded of their responsibilities.

September

Seven Rivers Flats, Samuel Street. : Gangs of youths entering communal area of flats, drinking, smoking and rowdy behaviour Local police patrols have been in the area when possible at the stated times. There has been nothing of any significance with regards to any one group of individual causing anti social behaviour

Fishwick Road, and play area : Street drug dealing and youth nuisance – fireworks and under aged drinking There have been a few incidents from local residents with regards to fireworks being let of in the street causing annoyance. Local patrols will continue to monitor in the area to disrupt any suspicious activity with regards to drug dealing

Establish a monthly residents meeting at Fishwick Golf Club : Non-engagement with residents of Farringdon area Discussions are on going with Fishwick Golf Club to arrange a suitable time and place to hold future meetings

August

Illegal and anti-social use of Motorcycles. Fields around Fishwick Bottoms : Problems of noise nuisance from motor cycles and mother mini-motos Further enforcement and visible patrols has resulted in a reduction of complaints to police. Residents have noticed less activity by illegal motorcyclists.

Juvenile nuisance from the same four or five youths. Dundonald Street, Annis Street and Cave Street : Youths causing anti-social behaviour including damage and noise Several agencies are working with the families, however there is has been resistance to interventions. The number of complaints have reduced and continued motoring is occurring.

Anti-social behaviour with cars parking, youths drinking and causing noise : Fishwick Road and St Mary's Close Hi-visibility patrols and stop and search powers used. Current reduction of complaints.

July

Illegal and anti-social use of Motorcycles. Fields around Fishwick Bottoms : Fields around Fishwick Bottoms. Problems of noise nuisance from motor cycles and mother mini-motos 8 arrests in total, one person summonsed to court, two bikes seized. Problem Orientated Partnership approach approved so a multi-agency plan has been implemented education and prosecution. One gate leading to fields has been repaired.

Anti-social behaviour on John William Street : Noise problems involving several residents Several tenants from the close visited by Gateway and the local police officers regarding anti-social behaviour orders. Support meetings with social services by Gateway ongoing

Anti-social behaviour with cars parking, youths drinking and causing noise : Fishwick Road and St Mary’s Close Groups moved on by patrols and advised. High visibility around area. Ongoing.

June

Youths throwing eggs and causing ASB on Dundonald St . 2 youths identified as being the main cause. Both have already received Acceptable Behaviour Contracts and have now been given a Cease and Desist notice. Ongoing monitoring of these individuals

llegal and anti-social use of Motorcycles : Fields around Fishwick Bottoms 5 arrests in total. Problem Orientated Partnership approach submitted for approval so a multi-agency plan can be adopted incorporating education and prosecution. This will involve housing, NHPT and traffic/helicopter

Drug Activity Information received from local residents. High visibility policing and stop checks. Ongoing

May

Rowdy and indecent behaviour from gang of juveniles and adults : Residents and visitors of Annis Street causing street disturbances.A street referral has been submitted to NARCO. There has also been a referral to MATAC involving various multi agency groups. High visibility policing in the area.

illegal and anti-social use of Motorcycles : Fields around Fishwick Bottoms A number of arrests and warnings. A 17 year old male arrested for disqualified driving, A 16 year old given a section 59 warning and a 27 year old male arrested for disqualified driving

Drug Activity : St Mary’s Close – residents witnessing overt drug dealing from vehicles parked around junction with Fishwick Parade. High visibility policing which resulted in a 15 year old male being arrested for possession of cannabis who later received a reprimand.

April

Motor Cycle and Juvenile Nuisance Fishwick Bottoms Intelligence and evidence gathered for offenders. One offender arrested for disqualified driving. One offender warned for behaviour

Nuisance Vehicles littering Drinking Loud music & drug activity Rutland Street Regular patrols by police. No offences witnessed. Written warnings given to vehicle owners suspected of this activity

Parking issues - Parking around Devenshire Garage and Church Avenue Environmental Health visited premises. Noise nuisance addressed. Warning issued for parking offences

March

Drinking and Fire setting – Waldon Street

Unity, Gateway and Contor did a door knock appealing for information – since then no more reports of damage in the area

Nuisance Vehicles littering Drinking Loud music & drug activity Rutland Street

Letters of advice sent to registered keepers and Task Force and Support Unit asked to pay attention

Parking issues - Parking which is causing obstructions to traffic and pedestrians around New Hall Lane

Op Delight has included warning notices being issued to offending vehicles and posters have been distributed. Further warning notices displayed in local shops. Parkwise has since been out on patrol in the area and it seems to have got slightly better

February

1. Antisocial behaviour and drug activity – drug activity, disorder and nuisance vehicles in Leo Case Court, Samuel Street and surrounding allies and streets

2. Criminal damage – Graffiti and rubbish tipping around the shop on Waldon Street and the surrounding areas on the Callon estate.

Parking issues - Parking which is causing obstructions to traffic and pedestrians around New Hall Lane and Fishwick Parade.

January

Fly Tipping

Criminal Damage - Graff itti and other damage primarily on Callon estae

3. Parking on New Hall Lane

December

Drug Dealing & Prostitution

Speeding on Fishwick View and Fishwick Parade

3. Parking on New Hall Lane

November & October

Prostitution activity around Mercer St/Cromford Walk/New Hall Lane

Drug dealing activity around Fishwick Rd/rear of Baileys Sols/Cromford Walk/St Marys Close/William Henry St

Speeding around Brockholes View/Fishwick View

Drug Dealing – the NHP team have continued to conduct high visibility patrols in the area wherever possible. The NHP team mentioned they had seen very little apparent activity during their tours of duty up to midnight and this has also been the case with additional patrols. Again there has been very little crime reported, there were just two for possession of drugs in this area over the month.

Speeding – This again was discussed with regards to the SPID and if we are to go ahead with putting one in place and it was agreed that figures would be obtained with regards to the impact that they have had in area’s where they have been put in place and if it has had much of an impact in reducing the speeding of vehicles.

Prostitution – The shrubs being cut back had improved the situation but it was pointed out by a member of the public that prostitutes are still using the area around Mercer Street and beyond. PC Jones informed the meeting that she had not seen any prostitutes on Fishwick but had moved on a homeless person from the bushes. The Operation on St Matts targeting prostitution has continued and the Police Senior management Team now recognise that this problem is affecting other areas, including Fishwick. It is hoped from this that further targeting will now include the area.

September

Drug Dealing – the NHP team have been conducting high visibility patrols in the area wherever possible. This has been supplemented by additional resources such as the armed response unit and traffic patrols. PC Jones mentioned she has seen very little apparent activity during her tours of duty up to midnight and this has been seen also on the surrounding streets by the additional resourcing. One attendee mentioned about activity around the rear of a solicitor’s practice on New Hall Lane and the fact that a rear gate has been ripped off allowing dealing activity to apparently go on in the rear yard. The NHP team and PCSO Copeland from Nimord will investigate this. PC Jones informed the meeting that a leaflet drop requesting further intelligence/information had been carried out in the area of around 200 houses. Not one response had been received back.

Speeding – PC Jones informed the meeting that she has a plain clothes operation arranged in conjunction with traffic officers next week. The meeting was also informed of the Speeding Campaign initiated by Cllr Rawlinson publicising the 20mph speed limit and that both Cllr Rawlinson and Sgt Herbert and PC Jones had met to discuss the issue and possible solutions in the past month. The meeting was informed about the possibility of being able to bid for a simple SPID (Speed Indicator Device) through LANPAC but the simple cost would necessitate some sort of match funding. The pros/cons of this system was discussed and PS Herbert pointed out that given the limited options available, a SPID was a viable option to consider.

Prostitution – the meeting was informed by PC Jones that no activity has been apparent in her patrols but there is lots of evidence of sexual activity according to residents around Cromford Walk.

Next meeting 8th December 2009 6pm at the YMCA

Pact priorities from May 2004 to August 2008

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