NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICING TEAM


NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICING TEAM NP Sergeant: SIMON GOLDSMITH Tel: NEW NON EMERGENCY NUMBER 101 NP Constables: Rob Giffen, Neil Fraser & Matt Marchbank PSCOs': Shirley Beswick, Stuart Craig, Tina Griffin, Mohammed Haleem, Tania Weston, David Holland & Lloyd Ledgister.







POLICE Neighbourhood Panel Meeting [Chair Chris York]: Next Meeting will be held on Tuesday 10th January 2012 at Mace Road Church Hall, Stanground 7pm to 9pm. All residents WELCOME!

NEW NON EMERGENCY POLICE NUMBER 101 http://www.cambspolice.uk/ or call CRIMESTOPPERS 0800 555 111 PFNN EDITED BY JULIAN BRAY (NEWSDESK 01733 345581). We welcome your comments. We serve Stanground, Park Farm, Fletton, Cardea and Woodston neighbourhoods.

Park Farm Neighbourhood Watch Association is registered with Neighbourhood & Home Watch Network (England & Wales) Registered Charity No: 1133637 and Company No: 7592594

Friday, 13 May 2011

Stanground Association AGM minutes

The financial records as held by The Charity Commission

We've published the Stanground Community Centre AGM Minutes to ensure they get as wide a distribution as possible. The next committee meeting is on Tuesday 17th May  2011. We will be asking why the Charity known as Stanground Association No:  271705 has not filed any documents with http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk/ since 2006, just a mere 1,542 days overdue and rising .....

CHARITY COMMISSION RECORDS FOR 271705





Stanground Association

A Registered Charity
No 271705

Stanground [Community] Association

Annual General Meeting

Held on Monday April 18th 2011

At Stanground Community Association



1. Welcome



The AGM began at 19:15hrs although advertised as starting at 18:30hrs. The reason given was a quorum of members had to be present before the meeting could commence. The AGM coincided with a Bingo session this would commence at 2100hrs, certain seats/tables were unavailable, as they were allocated for Bingo.

A request was made for the locked shutters to be pulled up and locked in the open position before any members of the public were admitted to any part of the building.

The chair and charity trustee Alan Brian Coulson (ABC) began the AGM with a long statement from the stage. It was noted that no other trustees or committee members were invited to sit with him and accordingly did not make their identities known to the members within the area of benefit.

ABC doubted the legality of the meeting claiming the AGM was ‘illegal’ due to the lack of advertising by Peterborough City Council and accordingly wanted it recorded in the minutes that ‘no committee member should be held responsible’.

ABC further stated he did not believe the meeting had been advertised for the required 21 days,[ however it is the duty of the committee members, who are inter alia all trustees of the registered charity to perform this function].

ABC stated he did not believe PCC Officer Lisa Emmanuel, and did not believe what she said (that the meeting was legal and proper) was correct. ABC further added he wanted the minutes, taken amongst others by a connected trustee, his daughter Amanda Eddings (AE) to reflect this. He continued for a further 15 mins on unconnected matters, refusing to give up the microphone.

During this period ABC turned his attentions to the leader of PCC Marco Cereste who attended as an observer. Various allegations were made, none connected with the business of the AGM.

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ABC then returned to further query where the posters had been placed, as he had not seen any [which begs the question why ABC and his connected trustees, manager trustees of the registered charity and/or committee members had not also posted them in the first place].

ABC then questioned the floor, was told by a member in the audience they had indeed seen the poster, but ABC seemed reluctant to believe this. The meeting however continued.

2. Apologies were received from Mrs P. Ayers and Mr C. York (CY) [on Election duties] a full member in the area of benefit. Morag Irving(MI) a full member in the area of benefit, then formally from the floor, offered apologies from Mr Christopher Harper, a full member in the area of benefit (CH), who was on Election duties [Mr Harper was subsequently on May 5th elected Councillor, Stanground East]

Cllr Brian Rush (BR) had requested to chair this meeting, but this had been refused by ABC, who without consultation, said he would carry on until a new chair was appointed.

3. Adoption of Financial Report

Copies of the unaudited accounts were then circulated and accepted.

4. Matters Arising



Mr J. Mason asked why the accounts had not been audited, the chair was assisted by an intervention from Cllr Marco Cereste who stated from the floor that the legal requirement was that unaudited accounts could now be accepted if they were checked. Ray Lloyd informed the floor that the checking process was being completed.



5. Adoption of Committee Report



Jack Cumberworth (JC) then read out the Committee Report which in précis form:



Thanks to ABC from the ‘chat club’ & they had put ABC forward for a Pride of Peterborough award.



A grant of £1,000 had been given by Peterborough City Council to refit the kitchen (a comment from the floor noted: no refreshments were offered at the AGM, the kitchen remained closed)



JC said it was difficult to find who was in charge at PCC when help was needed, but did not enlarge on this point.



The pre-school group no longer met at the centre as they had problems of their own.

‘Social’ bookings however appeared stable.



Copies of the full report are available from the secretary



ABC then stood down as Chairman to make way for the new election.

ABC then volunteered that he was going to Glasgow to collect a ‘new’ coach next week, claiming that Stanground was the only centre offering this service but it was not supported by PCC, although BR had supported the servicing of the vehicle. ABC also mentioned he had started servicing the coach himself.



6. Election of Officers.



Note: All nominations must be proposed and seconded by full members resident in the area of benefit and all votes cast have to be by full members resident in the area of benefit. Connected trustee denotes a family member or relative to another elected officer/member.



6.1 Chairman Elected: Alan Brian Coulson (Connected Trustee) (by Open Vote show of hands) Proposed by Glen Vincent and Seconded by Jack Cumberworth



6.2 Vice Chairman Elected: Jack Cumberworth (Connected Trustee)(by Paper Secret Vote) at request of Cllr. Rush.



Jack Cumberland 27 (Connected Trustee)

Julian Bray 8



6.3 Secretary Elected: Julian Bray (Unanimous Vote)



6.4 Treasurer Elected: Ray Lloyd Proposed Pearl Coulson



6.5. Booking Officer: Amanda Edding Proposed by Cllr. Brian Rush (AE Connected Trustee)



6.6 Publicity Officer: Glen Vincent



7. Council Representatives: The AGM was informed two PCC representatives for the Stanground Association are: Cllr. Brian Rush and Cllr. Irene Walsh



8. Representatives for Section Groups:



8.1 Bingo TBC

8.2 Carpet Bowls TBC

8.3 50+ Keep Fit TBC

8.4 Chat Club Iris Cumberworth

8.5 Whist TBC









Full Committee Members (and Charity Manager Trustees)



9.1 David Dent

9.2 Morag Irving

9.3. J. Thomson

9.4. I. Cumberworth (connected trustee)

9.5 R. Thompson

9.6 Christopher York

9.7 Pearl Coulson (connected trustee)



At the suggestion of Lisa Emmanuel, PCC, any Committee Places still vacant and available on the Committee can be discussed at the Full Committee meeting on Tuesday 17th May 2011 at 8pm.



10. Auditors/Accountants: Millen & Co Chartered Certified Accountants agreed and were voted as Auditors/Accountants to the Stanground Association



11. Recommendations for the first meeting of the General Committee: Proposal to gift 10 hours a week for youth activities C. York (by letter)



12. Date of next committee meeting:

Tuesday 17th May 2011 at 8pm.









Julian Bray

Secretary, Stanground Association

Tel: 01733 345581

julianbray@aol.com



CHARITY COMMISSION RECORDS FOR 271705

Compiled from contemporaneous notes taken by Amanda Eddings, Morag Irving and Julian Bray.

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Monday, 9 May 2011

Accent on Flytip Action, Accent Nene finally bins it...

Going, Going...finally gone...
Jill Jackson, Interim Housing Manager, Accent Nene Ltd responds:   Having investigated the position it is as follows:-  The non offensive graffiti was originally reported to us on 19 April. On 26 April our contractors attended and attempted to remove it, however due to the nature of the graffiti they were unable to remove in full. On 5 May they attended again with different equipment and again attempted to remove but without success. We have specialist contractors attending again tomorrow (10 May) and we are hopeful that the graffiti will finally be removed then.
Our normal turnaround for non offensive graffiti is 7 days. We apologise that this has taken longer than our normal response time but hopefully you will understand that this is not for the lack of trying.

· With regard to the flytipping which was reported on 6 May, the rubbish in question is not on land belonging to Accent Nene. However, as a gesture of goodwill our contractor will be removing the rubbish tomorrow (10 May).
Hopefully this action is acceptable but please do not hesitate to contact me or Neil Cox, our Technical Service Manager, as we are now both overseeing the matter.
Regards.

Jill Jackson

Interim Housing Manager
Accent Nene Ltd

e. jill.jackson@accentnene.org

t. 01733 295442


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THIS DUMMY BOX IS NO DUMMY & FOXED PARK FARM ATTEMPTED BURGLARY



A central area near school park farm resident writes: We had an attempted burglary in the early hours of this morning (1.00am Monday May 9th 2011). We suspect the intruder was attempting to look through the letterbox, in the hope to find some keys (what a stupid boy!). We also believe that as our alarm siren outside is not named with the company logo, the intruder must of thought that the siren was a dummy box. Well, they got a shock, when they became the Dummy and set it off!


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ACCENT NENE SWIFTLY REMOVE FLYTIPPING, WE DON'T THINK SO! HERE IS THE EVIDENCE!

Accent Nene issued a widely quoted Press Statement which tried to rubbish our name and shame flytipping campaign. They failed! The AS media statement said they 'swiftly remove flytipping when reported'. Not so.

The flytipped sofa featured on PFNW last week, seemingly has now legs and has moved further down the lane. Some more has been dumped in the hedges nearby. Clearly Accent Nene's idea of swift is not in our lexicon. By why does the PR department have to knowingly tell porkies to the media? We have recent pictorial evidence to prove otherwise.....the wall tag has gone though!


Sunday 8th May 2011 at 8pm

You too can swiftly report any outbreak of flytipping, tagging or other problems concerning Accent Nene property to:

Accent Nene
Manor House
57 Lincoln Road
Peterborough
Cambridgeshire
PE1 2RR

Telephone 01733 295 400
Fax 01733 295450
Email  info@accentnene.org

....but tell us as well!


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Friday, 6 May 2011

PFNW Flytipping Name & Shame Campaign - a flying start...

PFNW Chairman Julian Bray being interviewed for BBC Look East
by Video Journalist/ BBC Peterborough Reporter Emma Baugh.

Following a spate of fly tipping around our neighbourhood originally highlighted by the newly elected Councillor Chris Harper, PFNW is launching a name and shame campaign and we are looking for your cameraphone pictures and any evidence we can use to keep a lid on this stupid behaviour. Simply once an old sofa or builders rubble gets dumped, it's seen as open season for other to do the same.  It will affect house values, damage grass cutting machines and possibly injure our children and pets.

Admittedly for many, the current charge for removal of single items by Enterprise Peterborough  from £23:50 seems to be over the top and will encourage some to chance it and just flytip. Luckily with DNA and other trace techniques, the flytip can usually be tracked back to the person or business responsible.

What we would say is if you really need to get rid of something then give PFNW a call and we'll see if we can come to an arrangement, call in a few favours and resolve the situation. What we don't want or need is flytip dumps springing up all over the place as it attracts vermin like rats, flies and other perils. AccentNene say their neighbourhood officers do report sightings of flytipping, but in our experience in dealing with them, reaction times can be from two days to two months or more as the jobholders seem to be on a seasonal revolving doors policy and also have heavy workloads. 

Flytipping dumbster leaves vital order number label attached to discarded sofa,
in a short time a tap on the door might be experienced... Police also have a databank of spraypaint 'tags'
so when the tagger is finally caught and put before the Courts,
they my find hundreds of other incidents are also listed on the charge sheet!

In the meantime if you have experienced flytipping near you and have a story to tell  BBC Cambridgshire Your Local Radio Station would also like to hear from you, just give us a call and we will put you in touch.! 

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Cllr. Marco Cereste, wins Stanground Central with increased majority

 Cllr. Marco Cereste (CON) increases majority in Stanground Central, Cllr.Chris Harper (CON) wins Stanground East


  Julian Bray Chairman Park Farm Neighbourhood Watch (Centre)
accepting a Hearts'  Heroes Award  for services to the community.

A few bloody noses for some candidates but an increased majority for Councillor Marco Cereste (CON), Leader of Peterborough City Council, in Stanground Central.

Full local council election results (in alphabetical order):

Bretton North: Frances Fox (UKIP) 358; Stuart Martin (LAB) 987; Darren Morley (CON) 828; Malcolm Pollack (LIB DEM) 196.
LAB gain

Bretton South: Michael Fletcher (CON) 551; Saima Husain (GREEN) 66; Zayaer Iqbal (LAB) 190; Matthew Walker (UKIP) 94.
CON hold

Central: John Howlett (UKIP) 100; Zahid Hussain (LAB) 1,821; Mohammed Nadeem (CON) 2,239; Di Newman (IND) 127; Goran Radic (GREEN) 66; Beki Sellick (LIB DEM) 76.
CON gain

Dogsthorpe: Bob Bailey (CON) 257; Kevin Bell (LAB) 526; Roger Herdman (UKIP) 148; Bella Saltmarsh (LIBERAL) 1,174.
LIBERAL hold

East: Pam Chelmiah (IND) 243; Mark Collins (CON) 885; Linda Kendall (UKIP) 165; John Lavini (LIB DEM) 140; Fiona Radic (GREEN) 78; Nabil Shabbir (LAB) 947.
LAB gain

Fletton & Woodston: Matthew Lee (CON) 1,220; James Moulding (GREEN) 256; Kevin Roddis (ENG DEM) 230; Peter Ward (LAB) 845.
CON hold

North: Rachael Church (CON) 147; Bedrea Laftah (LAB) 246; Charles Swift (IND) 1,056.
IND hold

Northborough: Ron Graves (LAB) 134; Peter Hiller (CON) 695; Wilf Mason (UKIP) 85; Simon Potter (ENG DEM) 236.
CON hold

Orton Longueville: Graham Casey (CON) 999; Lisa Forbes (LAB) 942; Graham Murphy (ENG DEM) 241; Robin Talbot (UKIP) 292.
CON gain

Orton Waterville: Sue Allen (CON) 1,882; Iain McLaughlan (UKIP) 408; David Weaver (LAB) 685.
CON hold

Orton with Hampton: Peter Heinrich (LAB) 950; Nigel North (CON) 1,551.
CON hold

Park: Maria Goldspink (ENG DEM) 113; Les Lazell (GREEN) 151; Yvonne Lowndes (CON) 1,220; John Shearman (LAB) 1,555.
LAB gain

Paston: Sue Day (CON) 802; Robert Harris (LIBERAL) 396; John Knowles (LAB) 577; Marcus Parry (IND) 132.
CON hold

Ravensthorpe: Barry Graves (UKIP) 109; Abid Hussain (LIB DEM) 172; Ed Murphy (LAB) 803; Harry Newton (CON) 657; Leccy Swift (IND) 38.
LAB gain

Stanground Central: Marco Cereste (CON) 996; Stephen Goldspink (ENGDEM) 584; John Swallow (IND) 105; Chris York (LAB) 818.
CON hold

Stanground East: David Dent (IND) 135; ; Ann Sylvester (LAB) 221.
CON hold

Werrington North: June Bull (CON) 338; Peter Chivall (LIB DEM) 67; Judy Fox (IND) 1,576; Janet Goodacre (LAB) 283.
IND hold

Werrington South: Bob Burke (IND) 459; David Hedges (LIB DEM) 785; Vince Moon (LAB) 371; Paula Thacker (CON) 1,170.
CON hold

West: Matthew Dalton (CON) 1,937; Muhammed Ikram (LIB DEM) 243; John Myles (UKIP) 343; Mohammed Sabir (LAB) 850.
CON hold



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Thursday, 5 May 2011

Volunteering



Current Volunteer Opportunities from Vivacity:-

19 April 2011


For more information or for an application pack contact 01733 864775 or volunteering@vivacity-peterborough.com


Help in general


Vivacity fundraiser: Are you an outgoing and friendly person, who enjoys a challenge? You could join our successful and dedicated team of fundraising volunteers. We’re celebrating our 1st anniversary on Saturday 14 May 2011 from 11am to 3pm in Cathedral Square, Peterborough. Vivacity fundraiser’s are vital to our work, and help us to sell raffle tickets, assist with collections and hand out flyers at events.


Handy person volunteer: Handy person volunteers help the team with general maintenance around our sites. At present this role is helping at the Lido with cleaning, painting, tidying and gardening until May 2011. Ideal for a work placement.


NEW! Mystery Shopper volunteer: Mystery Shopper volunteers are regular members of the public using Vivacity services. Volunteers choose an activity at a Vivacity service, carry out the mystery shop, and record their experience on an evaluation form. Discretion and attention to detail is important in this role. Applications are encouraged from people from all walks of life, age and gender.

Vivacity champion: Our enthusiastic Vivacity Champions present and promote our services to relevant groups and associations in Peterborough.


Help in libraries


Mobile volunteer assistant: Our mobile library brings the library service to people who don't live near a branch, housebound people and residents of nursing homes. This lively volunteer role will assist on the mobile library by shelving books and delivering packages of selected books to individual homes or nursing homes. Volunteer needed on a Friday!


NEW! British Wireless for the Blind coordinator: Peterborough Libraries coordinate and distribute players on behalf of the British Wireless for the Blind Fund. Are you methodical, organised and interested in coordinating this important service for our readers? This role will involve contacting new referrals, organising a volunteer visit, returning faulty players and training new volunteers on the use of a player.



NEW! Conservation volunteer: This role doesn’t start until July 2011, but you can apply now. The Archives team acquires, preserves and provides access to archive materials relating to Peterborough for the use of present and future generations. As a conservation volunteer you will be trained to match documents from the Peterborough Development Corporation (PDC) archive to the right archival quality packaging. The archive collection tells the story of modern Peterborough from 1967 onwards when Peterborough was designated as a ‘new town’ and underwent a major facelift to make it a vibrant modern City capable of accommodating an extra 80,000 people.


Help at events

Heritage Festival Steward: Experience two thousand years of history brought to life all in a weekend! We are looking for volunteers to help steward at the Heritage Festival over the weekend of 25 & 26 June 2011.


Help with children

NEW! Summer Reading Challenge Champion: We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help encourage children to keep reading over the summer holidays through our exciting Summer Reading Challenge.

This annual Challenge involves children reading six books over the holidays, collecting giveaways and receiving a certificate if they finish six books. We need volunteers to visit primary schools and promote the Summer Reading Challenge, help to sign children up to the Challenge, help children find books they will enjoy reading and help to with the set up/ running of the award ceremony.

NEW! Mobile Museum activity volunteer: A two week placement from 16th May ideal for a work experience person particularly, year 10, or college. The role will assist the Museum Education Team with preparation for and delivery of activities for primary school children. Helping with our Mobile Museum project, a service visiting local primary schools, and helping children to engage with the curriculum through heritage and museum objects.

Bookstart Assistant: “Bookstart” is a national scheme which encourages parents to share books with their children from an early age. You can become part of the team by assisting with the collection/delivery of gift packs, delivering Story Time sessions to young children and parents/carers, and presenting gift packs after the session.


Story/ rhyme time volunteer: Story/ rhyme time sessions are fun and interactive and encourage parents/ carers to interact with their baby or toddler using stories, nursery rhymes and songs to share the play experience. Volunteers will lead fun and interactive sessions, and love working with children.


Help with sport

Hand Cycling Volunteer Coach/ Assistant: Every Wednesday and Thursday from 5-7pm, volunteers support Peterborough Adapted Cycling Scheme by coaching or assisting adapted cycling at Ferry Meadows or Peterborough athletics track and by helping participants to improve their fitness. This will involve supporting participants, advising on using equipment safely and ensuring participants have an enjoyable time.


Volunteer Health Walk Leader: Walk with Us promotes and encourages more people to get active in Peterborough. This is an exciting opportunity to lead a healthy walk every week in the Peterborough area of your choice. You will have an opportunity to meet a group of people regularly ensuring the walk meets the needs of the participants.


Volunteer Sports Assistant – FINS Swim Club: The FINS Disability Swimming Club teaches and supports children with disabilities to learn to swim. Supporting the Sports Development Team, this role will involve assisting the swim instructor with the delivery of sessions, supporting participants in the water and helping them to have an enjoyable time.


Help in our offices

Volunteer Walking Coordinator: Walk with Us promotes and encourages more people to get active in Peterborough. This important role will support Volunteer Health Walk Leaders to plan and organise local healthy walks, capture and record walk information and organise volunteer social meetings. The role will be split between two people.

Administration volunteer: We are looking for an administration volunteer to assist our Sports Development team with general office support, ideally one day a week at Peterborough Regional Pool. The successful volunteer will have good computer skills, organised and enjoy being part of a team.


Help with a reading group

Mental Health Reading Group Facilitator: Help facilitate a fortnightly reading group for adults with mental health issues. Reading is one of the simplest forms of relaxation for the mind and body. This is an informal shared reading group, for anyone dealing with mental health issues. Members of the group can relax and enjoy listening to poems or short stories being read aloud.

Children Reading Group Facilitator: Our volunteer facilitators support the Events team, by leading small groups of children aged between 7 and 11 year olds to engage in the love of reading, through the Children Reading Groups.

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