Update from Local Neighbourhood Policing Team.Ps Goldsmith 7/3/11 - 13/3/11

Dear All During the period 07/03/2011 - 13/03/2011, for our area, 35 incidents were called into the Police Service Centre and were responded to by both reactive officers and your Local Neighbourhood Policing Team. These calls for service are represented as follows:

Concern for person 4

Domestic 3

Observation message 2

Silent 999 2

Violence 2

Fire 4

Sudden death 1

Rowdy Nuisance 5

Civil Trespass 1

Burglary in progress 1

Burglary dwelling 2

Criminal damage 1

Suspicious circumstances 1

Road related 3

Fraud 2

Property 1

It can be seen that the top three calls have been Rowdy Nuisance, concern for person and fire, what we must consider here is that some of these calls will be duplicate reporting the same incident seen by numerous people.

Please never just assume somebody else has called us we would rather have duplicate calls with various vital pieces of information than no calls at all.

Again pleasing to see no Anti social behaviour calls to the area.

Of these 35 calls, 10 crime reports were raised, which are made up as follows: Criminal damage to a vehicle 2

Theft 3

Wounding with intent to do grievous bodily harm 1

Burglary in a dwelling 2

Arson not endangering life 2

We are having problems with a number of youngsters entering and causing damage to the two unoccupied residential locations namely Saxon/Rowan and Coneygree Road. We are aware of the problems and can advise that Saxon/Rowan Court should be demolished in the next 5-6 weeks, which will bring a halt to the activities at this location.

We continue to patrol the Coneygree Road location and the council have been ensuring that boarding up is maintained. We do not have a date for when this location is to be demolished.

Arrests continue across the whole sector including a prolific offender just yesterday, charged with two shoplifting offences and remanded in custody until appearing in court.

Reassurance visits/telephone calls and high vis patrol continue by Shirley and Tania your local PCSO's.

Your next street surgery should you wish to meet us is set for Monday 4th April, 1700-1900 hours outside the showrooms on the new Cardea Estate.

Speed watch was recently conducted on Chapel Street, where not one vehicle set off the system by travelling over the speed limit.

Please be aware when using this road that the end of the street that joins Church Street has a 20mph speed restriction due the close proximity of St Johns Primary School to the road.

The other end of the street joining to Coneygree Road is 30mph please adhere to these limits it is well sign posted near to the Appleyard Junction and near to the methodist chapel also.

Your next panel meeting is on the 5th April 2011 at Brewster Avenue Primary School commencing at 1900 hours. This is your chance to air your concerns and set the panel priorities for your area for the next 3 months. Please come along.

Although this is in the Woodston area all Southern Sector residents are welcome so this includes Stanground, Park Farm, Fletton and Hampton residents.

The panel meeting changes venue every 3 months so Stanground's is planned for 10th January 2012, venue to be confirmed.

In an emergency, when a life is in danger or there is a risk of violence or serious injury or when a serious crime is being committed please call 999. For all non-emergencies, general enquiries and to report crime please call 0345 456 456 4.

CALL CRIMESTOPPERS 0800 555 111 They will never ask for your name, trace your call, you won't need to go to Court. Registered Independent Charity not connected to Police. (C)Park Farm Neighbourhood Watch,Peterborough,UK Tel: 01733 345581 >> Broadcast ISDN 01733 555319 ISDN Codecs G722 & APT Media Enquiries Julian Bray 01733 345581 http://tinyurl.com/STANGROUNDPFNW