Antisocial behaviour on Wadsley Lane (nr Granville's store) and the gennel leading to Walders Avenue, Wadsley between 4pm and 1
What issues concerned you most in your area
At the PACT meeting held on Thursday 23rd September 2010 you told us that you were concerned by antisocial behaviour caused by groups of youths hanging about on Wadsley Lane, especially outside Granville's Store, and also on the gennel which runs from Wadsley Lane up to Walders Avenue.
We have increased patrols in the area by officers in cars, on foot and on bikes. This way we can get down the gennel and speak to youths hanging about there.
We're also speaking to local residents to get more information about the groups of youths and the times that they generally appear. This way we can make sure we are there when we are needed and so we can deal with any problems effectively.
UPDATE for October
Since this was put in place as a PACT priority we haven't had anymore reports of antisocial behaviour in the area. As such the PACT meeting on 22nd November decided to discontinue it as a priority.
Antisocial Behaviour and Nuisance Vehicles in Hillsborough Park and surrounding roads (between 5pm and 11pm)
What issues concerned you most in your area
You were worried about antisocial behaviour and vehicles causing a nuisance in Hillsborough Park in the evenings.
This PACT priority was retained at every PACT meeting since then, upto and including the most recent on 27th January 2011.
At the meeting held on 26th August 2010 it was ammended to include Burnell Road and Park View Road, and the times were extended to between 5pm and 11pm.
At the PACT meeting on 23rd September this priority was retained again, but extended further to cover Hawksley Avenue as well.
At the PACT meeting on 21st October this priority was retained again, but extended to cover Middlewood Road, especially by the shops around KFC.
Between 6pm and 11pm.
Our first response to this issue will be to simply increase the amount of patrol time spent by officers and community officers in the park and surrounding streets. A higher visibilty presence will deter trouble makers, and also mean we can better deal with those who do cause problems.
UPDATE for APRIL
The PACT priority has been flagged up to the Neighbourhood Patrol Groups (NPGs), the officers who deal with immediate incidents called to the police, on duty 24 hours a day. This means that, as well as the SNT staff, the NPG officers will also pay attention to the area whenever they get some patrol time free in between incidents.
UPDATE for JUNE
In June community officers (PCSOs) spent 257 hours of active patrol time in the Hillsborough area, much of which was spent in and around the park. This is in addition to the police officers time. This has contributed to the reduction of reported incidents in the area.
UPDATE for JULY
The SNT has also been able to enlist the help of specialist units from the police Operational Support Service, which includes officers on horseback and Taskforce officers. Mounted officers are obviously perfect for use in parkland, as they can cover ground quickly and can see over the whole park from their position. The Taskforce officers are specially trained teams working out of vans, meaning that they can cover the whole area between them.
These units will be coming through the park regularly throughout the summer, in order to keep an eye out for the safety and peace of mind of all the park's users.
UPDATE for AUGUST
Figures for the month of July show that we only had one reported incident of antisocial behaviour within the park, and no crimes reported to the police. This has dropped from four incidents and two crimes in June. This shows that the highly visible patrols in the area are working, dicouraging people from behaving badly or committing crime.
UPDATE for September
We're continuing to patrol in the park, but we're now extending the patrols to cover more of the roads adjoining the park. We're aware that the pedestrian entrances to the park off some of the roads sometimes serve as a place to gather for some youths, and this can cause a nuisance and noise for local residents. We're going into those areas to direct the groups off the street and into the park, as a much more appropriate place to gather together.
UPDATE for October
We are continuing to patrol in the areas mentioned and respond to incidents reported to us. We now have a van of officers dedicated to antisocial behaviour working every night of the week, aimed at tackling issues like this. Last weekend a group of youths were reported in KFC. Officers removed them from the premises and searched them all for fireworks or knives. None were in possession of either.
UPDATE for April
Following further consultation with residents in the area it was decided that the recent introduction of gates on the carpark entrance in Hillsborough park had been effective in stopping nuisance motor vehicles frequenting the location. As such we are discontinuing this PACT priority, and rolling other aspects of it into a new priority that takes account of this.
If you have any information in relation to this, or any other priority, in the area, please call the SNT direct on 0114 296 4912 and leave a message, or dial 101 for police callhandlers at any time.
Anti Social Behaviour on Rural Lane, Ben Lane and Hallowmoor Road, Wisewood between 4pm and 10pm
What issues concerned you most in your area
At the PACT meeting held on 25th March 2010 you told us that you were concerned by antisocial behaviour on Rural Lane, Ben Lane and Hallowmoor Road, Wisewood between 4pm and 10pm.
This PACT priority has been retained at every PACT meeting since it was introduced, up to and including the most recent meeting on 26th August 2010.
Between 4pm and 10pm.
Our first response to this issue will be to simply increase the amount of patrol time spent by officers and community officers in the Wisewood area. A higher visibilty presence will deter trouble makers, and also mean we can better deal with those who do cause problems.
UPDATE for MAY
The PACT priority has been flagged up to the Neighbourhood Patrol Groups (NPGs), the officers who deal with immediate incidents called to the police, on duty 24 hours a day. This means that, as well as the SNT staff, the NPG officers will also pay attention to the area whenever they get some patrol time free in between incidents.
We have also had a CCTV camera installed at the junction of Ben Lane and Rural Lane. The camera moves around and covers the streets off the junction and the area in front of the shops, which has traditionally been a place where youths hang about and can cause problems.
UPDATE for JUNE
In June community officers (PCSOs) spent 112 hours of active patrol time in Wisewood, much of which was spent in and around the Ben Lane area. This is in addition to the police officers time. This has contributed to the reduction of reported incidents in the area.
We have also been sucessful in seizing alcohol from under-age drinkers. The alcohol has been disposed of down the drain, and letters have been sent out to their parents to advise them of what their children have been getting up to.
UPDATE for JULY
We're continuing to deploy our specialist cycle officers and community officers in the Deer Park area. We are aware that much of the antisocial behaviour happens on the parks and fields in the area, making it difficult for officers in cars to follow youths if they move about or run off. Officers on marked mountain bikes are able to cover this ground, quickly and easily and so have more of an impact in the area.
In July PCSOs conducted a further 127 hours of active patrols in the area, much of it on foot, as well as on bikes and in cars.
UPDATE for AUGUST
Analysis of figures for incidents and crimes reported to the police show that these roads have had five incidents of antisocial behaviour on them in the last month. This is down by half of the ten incidents of antisocial behaviour on the same streets in the month before. This shows that the police presence in the area is working to deter and prevent antisocail behaviour and crime.
The SNT have recently run a series of 'test purchases' for licensed premises in the area. One shop in the Wisewood area did fail, and we will be taking action through the courts to deal with this shop, and potentially review their license to sell alcohol. This is one of the ways which we will act to stop alcohol getting to underage drinkers, in order to stop it from fueling antisocial behviour.
If you have any information in relation to this, or any other priority, in the area, please call the SNT direct on 0114 296 4912 and leave a message, or dial 101 for police callhandlers at any time.
Criminal Damage and Anti Social Behaviour in the Deer Park Road and Roscoe Drive area between 4pm and 10pm
what issues concerned you most in your area
4pm to 10pm
PACT ACTIVITY
From the 12th of February to the 24th we had conducted additional twelve hours high visibility patrol in this area.
On the 19th of February officers on police mountain bikes patrolled Deer Park Road and Roscoe Drive.
On the 16th of February officers on police mountain bikes patrolled Deer Park Road and Roscoe Drive.
On the 12th of February we took the details of two youths who were believed to be engaging in antisocial behavior on Stannington Road and Deer Park Road. These details will be used to send parent advisory letters home to their guardians.
On the 11th of February officers on police mountain bikes patrolled Deer Park Road and Roscoe Drive.
On the 11th of February we took the details of four youths seen to be causing antisocial behaviour on Deer Park Road. These details will be used to send letters home to their guardians.
From the 1st of February to the 10th we have conducted an additional 11 hours of high visibility foot patrol in this area.
On the 8th of February we stopped six youths on Deer Park View. Their details were taken and letters sent home to their guardians.
On the 28th of January we stopped and searched youths suspected of drug taking in this area.
From the 18th of January to the 27th we have conducted eight additional hours of high visibility reassurance patrols in addition to normal patrolling.
On the 21st of January we took the details of four youths found to be acting in an antisocial manner on Deer Park Road. With these details we have sent letters their guardians home address advising them about their childs behaviour.
On the 13th and 18th of January officers patrolled on police mountain in the area.
From the 7th of January to the 17th we have conducted seven additional hours of high visibility reassurance patrols in addition to normal patrolling.
On the 10th of January we spoke of a number of youths found to be acting in an antisocial manner on Deer Park Road and leaving debris buried in the snow.
On the 9th of January we took the details of nine youths found to be acting in an antisocial manner on Deer Park Road. Letters have been sent to their home address advising parents and guardians about their childs behaviour.
Other business you may be interested in.
We recently conducted an operation which included the sighting of a ‘knife arch’ in the Hillsborough area. This knife arch is used to detect any weapons being carried by anyone who should walk through it.
On the 25th of February we concentrated patrols in the Hillsborough and Stannington area on the Vulnerable Vehicle Scheme. We noted vehicles that had left in an unsafe manner and contacted the owners advising them. This scheme is focused on working with the community to prevent crime from happening.
On the 25th of February we executed a warrant at an address in Wisewood controlled drugs were seized and a suspect has been arrested in relation to this.
On the 21st of February we took the details and advised three people on Infirmary Road regarding their behaviour.
On the 21st of February we took the details and advised four people on Oxford Street regarding their behaviour.
On the 21st of February eleven people in the Stannington area had their details taken and were advised regarding their behaviour.
On the 19th of February we concentrated patrols in the Hillsborough area on the Vulnerable Vehicle Scheme. We noted vehicles that had left in an unsafe manner and contacted the owners advising the. This scheme is focused on working with the community to prevent crime from happening.
On the 19th of February officers on police mountain bikes patrolled all PACT areas.
On the 19th of February we took the details of five people. These people were advised in relation to their behaviour whilst in the Stannington area.
On the 19th of February we executed a warrant at an address in Hillsborough controlled drugs and suspected stolen items were seized and two suspects have been arrested in relation to this.
On the 18th of February we hand delivered Parent Advisory Letters to the home address’ of youths, in Stannington, that have been found to be causing antisocial behaviour. We took this opportunity to advise the parents face to face.
On the 17th of February we made several patrols of the Morley Street Allotments. Following concerns of local residence that it may get targeted.
From the 8th of February to the 14th of February we have been concentrating focus to the Stannington area to ensure that the local residence know how to contact their local Safer Neighbourhood Team. We provided our contact details and asked their opinion on how they felt local issues could be better addressed.
On the 17th of February eleven people were advised and details were taken regarding their behaviour in the Stannington area.
On the 16th of February we took the details and advised four youth in relation to their behaviour in the Stannington area.
On the 14th of February a man was arrested and a further three were searched in relation to the possession of controlled drugs. One man has been charged. All persons involved had their details taken.
On the 14th of February we conducted high visibility patrols in the Stannington Area five people had their details taken and were advised regarding their behaviour.
On the 13th of February we conducted an operation using a passive police drugs dog in the Stannington area. Three people were arrested in relation to this for possession of controlled drugs.
On the 13th of February Community Support Officers in conjunction with Police Constables conducted spot checks using a weapons detector at the Hillsborough Interchange. No arrests or concerns came back from this.
On the 12th of February we conducted a Vulnerable Vehicle Search in the area of lower Stannington we noted vehicles that had left in an unsafe manner and contacted the owners advising the. This scheme is focused on working with the community to prevent crime from happening.
On the 12th of February as a part of our focussed patrol we took the details and advised nine people in relation to their conduct in the Stannington area.
On the 12th of February we took the details of two youths causing antisocial behaviour in the Stannington area. These details will be used to send Parent Advisor Letters to their home address.
On the 12th of February we hand delivered Parent Advisory Letters to the home address’ of youths that had been found to be causing antisocial behaviour. We took this opportunity to advise the parents face to face.
From the 8th of February to the 14th of February we have focused a week of action in the Stannington area. We have focused extra patrols, positioned a mobile police station on Stanninton Road, and conducted questionnaires in this area. This week of action has included high visibility patrol, officers on horseback and mountain bike. This has been a success resulting in persons being stopped and details being taken.
On the 11th of February we conducted four person searches in the Stannington area as a part of the week of action due to their behaviour. These people were advised.
On the 8th of February we stopped five people in the Stannington acting in an antisocial manner. They were advised about their behaviour.
On the 8th of February we have visited Wardsend Allotments in response to a number of calls concerning this area.
From the 1st of February to the 7th of February we have focused a week of action in the Wisewood area. We have focused extra patrols, positioned a mobile police station opposite Wisewood School and conducted questionnaires in this area. This week of action has included high visibility patrol, officers on horseback and mountain bike. This has been a success resulting in persons being stopped and details being taken.
On the 7th of February one person was stopped and searched by officers in accordance to the week of action. .
On the 6th of February we conducted an operation with passive drugs dog in the Wisewood area. Approx 27 stops were made and 8 searches.
On the 4th to the 5th of February we have visited Wardsend Allotments in response to a number of calls concerning this area.
On the 4th of February four youths had their details taken at Liberty Hill. These details will be used to send a letter to their parents or guardians to advise them of their behaviour.
On the 4th of February a small group of youths were spoken to on Dunella Road and advised.
On the 2nd of February we stopped ten people involved in antisocial behaviour in the Wisewood area. Details were taken so that letters could be sent home to their guardians.
On the 1st of February officers of police mountain bikes conducted high visibility patrols in all areas.
On the 1st of February we stopped ten individuals from the Wisewood area. Details have been taken and advisory letters sent home to their parents or guardians.
On the 28th and 29th of January we conducted high visibility patrols around Wisewood School at closing time following reports of possible antisocial behaviour in this area.
On the 14th of January we conducted high visibility patrols around Wisewood School following reports of antisocial behaviour that had been occurring in that area. A group of youths were advised about their behaviour.
On the 13th of January we conducted high visibility patrols around Wisewood School following reports of antisocial behaviour that had been occurring in that area.
On the 12th of January we dealt with youths acting in an antisocial behaviour Wisewood & Stannington area. Details have been taken and letters have been sent home to their home address.
On the 11th of January we took the details of five youths found to be acting in an antisocial manner on Ben Lane. Letters have been sent to their home address advising parents and guardians about their childs behaviour.
Anti Social Behaviour on Rural Ln, Ben Ln, Hallowmoor Rd, Luke Ln, Bland Ln and Laird Ave Wisewood (between 4pm and 12am)
what issues concerned you most in your area
The PACT meeting held at the Hillsborough Arena on the 18th February 2010 decided to continue this area as a PACT priority for the coming month.
Between 6pm and 12pm
PACT Activity
From the 1st of February to the 10th we have conducted an additional 12 hours of high visibility foot patrol in this area.
From the 12th of February to the 24th we had conducted additional fourteen hours high visibility patrol in this area.
On the 19th of February officers on police mountain bikes patrolled Rural Ln, Ben Ln, Hallowmoor Rd, Luke Ln, Bland Ln and Laird Ave.
On the 16th of February officers on police mountain bikes patrolled Rural Ln, Ben Ln, Hallowmoor Rd, Luke Ln, Bland Ln and Laird Ave.
On the 12th of February we conducted hourly high visibility patrols on Hallowmoor Road
On the 11th of February officers on police mountain bikes patrolled Rural Ln, Ben Ln, Hallowmoor Rd, Luke Ln, Bland Ln and Laird Ave.
On the 1st of February we carried out high visibility patrols of this area.
From the 21st of January to the 27th we have conducted five additional hours of high visibility reassurance patrols in addition to normal patrolling.
On the 25th of January we arrested three people who had been involved in a public order incident on Rural Lane.
On the 11th of January we took the details of five youths found to be acting in an antisocial manner on Ben Lane. Letters have been sent to their home address advising parents and guardians about their childs behaviour.
From the 1st of January to the 7th of January we have carried out ten additional high visibility foot patrol hours in this area.
Other business you may be interested in:
We recently conducted an operation which included the sighting of a ‘knife arch’ in the Hillsborough area. This knife arch is used to detect any weapons being carried by anyone who should walk through it.
On the 25th of February we concentrated patrols in the Hillsborough and Stannington area on the Vulnerable Vehicle Scheme. We noted vehicles that had left in an unsafe manner and contacted the owners advising them. This scheme is focused on working with the community to prevent crime from happening.
On the 25th of February we executed a warrant at an address in Wisewood controlled drugs were seized and a suspect has been arrested in relation to this.
On the 21st of February we took the details and advised three people on Infirmary Road regarding their behaviour.
On the 21st of February we took the details and advised four people on Oxford Street regarding their behaviour.
On the 21st of February eleven people in the Stannington area had their details taken and were advised regarding their behaviour.
On the 19th of February we concentrated patrols in the Hillsborough area on the Vulnerable Vehicle Scheme. We noted vehicles that had left in an unsafe manner and contacted the owners advising the. This scheme is focused on working with the community to prevent crime from happening.
On the 19th of February officers on police mountain bikes patrolled all PACT areas.
On the 19th of February we took the details of five people. These people were advised in relation to their behaviour whilst in the Stannington area.
On the 19th of February we executed a warrant at an address in Hillsborough controlled drugs and suspected stolen items were seized and two suspects have been arrested in relation to this.
On the 18th of February we hand delivered Parent Advisory Letters to the home address’ of youths, in Stannington, that have been found to be causing antisocial behaviour. We took this opportunity to advise the parents face to face.
On the 17th of February we made several patrols of the Morley Street Allotments. Following concerns of local residence that it may get targeted.
From the 8th of February to the 14th of February we have been concentrating focus to the Stannington area to ensure that the local residence know how to contact their local Safer Neighbourhood Team. We provided our contact details and asked their opinion on how they felt local issues could be better addressed.
On the 17th of February eleven people were advised and details were taken regarding their behaviour in the Stannington area.
On the 16th of February we took the details and advised four youth in relation to their behaviour in the Stannington area.
On the 14th of February a man was arrested and a further three were searched in relation to the possession of controlled drugs. One man has been charged. All persons involved had their details taken.
On the 14th of February we conducted high visibility patrols in the Stannington Area five people had their details taken and were advised regarding their behaviour.
On the 13th of February we conducted an operation using a passive police drugs dog in the Stannington area. Three people were arrested in relation to this for possession of controlled drugs.
On the 13th of February Community Support Officers in conjunction with Police Constables conducted spot checks using a weapons detector at the Hillsborough Interchange. No arrests or concerns came back from this.
On the 12th of February we conducted a Vulnerable Vehicle Search in the area of lower Stannington we noted vehicles that had left in an unsafe manner and contacted the owners advising the. This scheme is focused on working with the community to prevent crime from happening.
On the 12th of February as a part of our focussed patrol we took the details and advised nine people in relation to their conduct in the Stannington area.
On the 12th of February we took the details of two youths causing antisocial behaviour in the Stannington area. These details will be used to send Parent Advisor Letters to their home address.
On the 12th of February we hand delivered Parent Advisory Letters to the home address’ of youths that had been found to be causing antisocial behaviour. We took this opportunity to advise the parents face to face.
From the 8th of February to the 14th of February we have focused a week of action in the Stannington area. We have focused extra patrols, positioned a mobile police station on Stanninton Road, and conducted questionnaires in this area. This week of action has included high visibility patrol, officers on horseback and mountain bike. This has been a success resulting in persons being stopped and details being taken.
On the 11th of February we conducted four person searches in the Stannington area as a part of the week of action due to their behaviour. These people were advised.
On the 8th of February we stopped five people in the Stannington acting in an antisocial manner. They were advised about their behaviour.
On the 8th of February we have visited Wardsend Allotments in response to a number of calls concerning this area.
From the 1st of February to the 7th of February we have focused a week of action in the Wisewood area. We have focused extra patrols, positioned a mobile police station opposite Wisewood School and conducted questionnaires in this area. This week of action has included high visibility patrol, officers on horseback and mountain bike. This has been a success resulting in persons being stopped and details being taken.
On the 7th of February one person was stopped and searched by officers in accordance to the week of action. .
On the 6th of February we conducted an operation with passive drugs dog in the Wisewood area. Approx 27 stops were made and 8 searches.
On the 4th to the 5th of February we have visited Wardsend Allotments in response to a number of calls concerning this area.
On the 4th of February four youths had their details taken at Liberty Hill. These details will be used to send a letter to their parents or guardians to advise them of their behaviour.
On the 4th of February a small group of youths were spoken to on Dunella Road and advised.
On the 2nd of February we stopped ten people involved in antisocial behaviour in the Wisewood area. Details were taken so that letters could be sent home to their guardians.
On the 1st of February officers of police mountain bikes conducted high visibility patrols in all areas.
On the 1st of February we stopped ten individuals from the Wisewood area. Details have been taken and advisory letters sent home to their parents or guardians.
On the 28th and 29th of January we conducted high visibility patrols around Wisewood School at closing time following reports of possible antisocial behaviour in this area.
On the 14th of January we conducted high visibility patrols around Wisewood School following reports of antisocial behaviour that had been occurring in that area. A group of youths were advised about their behaviour.
On the 13th of January we conducted high visibility patrols around Wisewood School following reports of antisocial behaviour that had been occurring in that area.
On the 12th of January we dealt with youths acting in an antisocial behaviour Wisewood & Stannington area. Details have been taken and letters have been sent home to their home address.
On the 6th of January we attended an incident on Little Matlock Gardens. Youths that were involved in antisocial behaviour at this location were advised accordingly.
On the 6th of January we conducted foot patrol in Loxley & Wisewood two groups of youths were advised about their antisocial behaviour in particular throwing objects at passing vehicles. Eight of these youths had their details taken so that letters could be sent home to advise their parents.
On the 2nd of January we recovered a small motorised bike from the tennis courts on Fox Road that had been involved in antisocial behaviour in the area.
On the 1st of January we engaged the community by going door to door introducing the team and listening to any issues you had. The streets we visited included, Laird Drive, Wisewood
Date of next PACT meetings:
Thursday 21st January 2010, 6.30pm to 7.30pm
Thursday 18th February 2010, 2pm to 3pm
Thursday 25th March 2010, 6.30pm to 7.30pm
Antisocial Behaviour on Marion Road between 5pm and 9pm
What issues concerned you most in your area
Antisocial Behaviour on Marion Road, occurring from 5pm to 9pm (Priority set on 18th February 2010)
5pm to 9pm
PACT Activity
From the 12th of February to the 24th we had conducted additional fourteen hours high visibility patrol in this area.
On the 19th of February officers on police mountain bikes patrolled Marion Road.
On the 16th of February officers on police mountain bikes patrolled Marion Road.
On the 11th of February officers on police mountain bikes patrolled Marion Road.
From the 18th of January to the 27th we have conducted eight additional hours of high visibility reassurance patrols in addition to normal patrolling.
On the 13th and 18th of January officers patrolled on police mountain in the area.
From the 7th of January to the 17th we have conducted seven additional hours of high visibility reassurance patrols in addition to normal patrolling.
From the 1st of January to the 7th of January we have carried out eleven additional high visibility foot patrol hours in this area.
Other activity that you may be interested in.
We recently conducted an operation which included the sighting of a ‘knife arch’ in the Hillsborough area. This knife arch is used to detect any weapons being carried by anyone who should walk through it.
On the 25th of February we concentrated patrols in the Hillsborough and Stannington area on the Vulnerable Vehicle Scheme. We noted vehicles that had left in an unsafe manner and contacted the owners advising them. This scheme is focused on working with the community to prevent crime from happening.
On the 25th of February we executed a warrant at an address in Wisewood controlled drugs were seized and a suspect has been arrested in relation to this.
On the 21st of February we took the details and advised three people on Infirmary Road regarding their behaviour.
On the 21st of February we took the details and advised four people on Oxford Street regarding their behaviour.
On the 21st of February eleven people in the Stannington area had their details taken and were advised regarding their behaviour.
On the 19th of February we concentrated patrols in the Hillsborough area on the Vulnerable Vehicle Scheme. We noted vehicles that had left in an unsafe manner and contacted the owners advising the. This scheme is focused on working with the community to prevent crime from happening.
On the 19th of February officers on police mountain bikes patrolled all PACT areas.
On the 19th of February we took the details of five people. These people were advised in relation to their behaviour whilst in the Stannington area.
On the 19th of February we executed a warrant at an address in Hillsborough controlled drugs and suspected stolen items were seized and two suspects have been arrested in relation to this.
On the 18th of February we hand delivered Parent Advisory Letters to the home address’ of youths, in Stannington, that have been found to be causing antisocial behaviour. We took this opportunity to advise the parents face to face.
On the 17th of February we made several patrols of the Morley Street Allotments. Following concerns of local residence that it may get targeted.
From the 8th of February to the 14th of February we have been concentrating focus to the Stannington area to ensure that the local residence know how to contact their local Safer Neighbourhood Team. We provided our contact details and asked their opinion on how they felt local issues could be better addressed.
On the 17th of February eleven people were advised and details were taken regarding their behaviour in the Stannington area.
On the 16th of February we took the details and advised four youth in relation to their behaviour in the Stannington area.
On the 14th of February a man was arrested and a further three were searched in relation to the possession of controlled drugs. One man has been charged. All persons involved had their details taken.
On the 14th of February we conducted high visibility patrols in the Stannington Area five people had their details taken and were advised regarding their behaviour.
On the 13th of February we conducted an operation using a passive police drugs dog in the Stannington area. Three people were arrested in relation to this for possession of controlled drugs.
On the 13th of February Community Support Officers in conjunction with Police Constables conducted spot checks using a weapons detector at the Hillsborough Interchange. No arrests or concerns came back from this.
On the 12th of February we conducted a Vulnerable Vehicle Search in the area of lower Stannington we noted vehicles that had left in an unsafe manner and contacted the owners advising the. This scheme is focused on working with the community to prevent crime from happening.
On the 12th of February as a part of our focussed patrol we took the details and advised nine people in relation to their conduct in the Stannington area.
On the 12th of February we took the details of two youths causing antisocial behaviour in the Stannington area. These details will be used to send Parent Advisor Letters to their home address.
On the 12th of February we hand delivered Parent Advisory Letters to the home address’ of youths that had been found to be causing antisocial behaviour. We took this opportunity to advise the parents face to face.
From the 1st of February to the 10th we have conducted an additional 10 hours of high visibility foot patrol in this area.
From the 8th of February to the 14th of February we have focused a week of action in the Stannington area. We have focused extra patrols, positioned a mobile police station on Stanninton Road, and conducted questionnaires in this area. This week of action has included high visibility patrol, officers on horseback and mountain bike. This has been a success resulting in persons being stopped and details being taken.
On the 11th of February we conducted four person searches in the Stannington area as a part of the week of action due to their behaviour. These people were advised.
On the 8th of February we stopped five people in the Stannington acting in an antisocial manner. They were advised about their behaviour.
On the 8th of February we have visited Wardsend Allotments in response to a number of calls concerning this area.
From the 1st of February to the 7th of February we have focused a week of action in the Wisewood area. We have focused extra patrols, positioned a mobile police station opposite Wisewood School and conducted questionnaires in this area. This week of action has included high visibility patrol, officers on horseback and mountain bike. This has been a success resulting in persons being stopped and details being taken.
On the 7th of February one person was stopped and searched by officers in accordance to the week of action.
On the 6th of February we conducted an operation with passive drugs dog in the Wisewood area. Approx 27 stops were made and 8 searches.
On the 4th to the 5th of February we have visited Wardsend Allotments in response to a number of calls concerning this area.
On the 4th of February four youths had their details taken at Liberty Hill. These details will be used to send a letter to their parents or guardians to advise them of their behaviour.
On the 4th of February a small group of youths were spoken to on Dunella Road and advised.
On the 2nd of February we stopped ten people involved in antisocial behaviour in the Wisewood area. Details were taken so that letters could be sent home to their guardians.
On the 1st of February officers of police mountain bikes conducted high visibility patrols in all areas.
On the 1st of February we stopped ten individuals from the Wisewood area. Details have been taken and advisory letters sent home to their parents or guardians.
On the 28th and 29th of January we conducted high visibility patrols around Wisewood School at closing time following reports of possible antisocial behaviour in this area.
n the 14th of January we conducted high visibility patrols around Wisewood School following reports of antisocial behaviour that had been occurring in that area. A group of youths were advised about their behaviour.
On the 13th of January we conducted high visibility patrols around Wisewood School following reports of antisocial behaviour that had been occurring in that area.
On the 12th of January we dealt with youths acting in an antisocial behaviour Wisewood & Stannington area. Details have been taken and letters have been sent home to their home address.
On the 11th of January we took the details of five youths found to be acting in an antisocial manner on Ben Lane. Letters have been sent to their home address advising parents and guardians about their childs behaviour.
On the 6th of January we attended an incident on Little Matlock Gardens. Youths that were involved in antisocial behaviour at this location were advised accordingly.
On the 6th of January we conducted foot patrol in Loxley & Wisewood two groups of youths were advised about their antisocial behaviour in particular throwing objects at passing vehicles. Eight of these youths had their details taken so that letters could be sent home to advise their parents.
On the 2nd of January we recovered a small motorised bike from the tennis courts on Fox Road that had been involved in antisocial behaviour in the area.
On the 1st of January we engaged the community by going door to door introducing the team and listening to any issues you had. The streets we visited included, Laird Drive, Wisewood
Date of next PACT meetings:
Thursday 21st January 2010, 6.30pm to 7.30pm
Thursday 18th February 2010, 2pm to 3pm
Thursday 25th March 2010, 6.30pm to 7.30pm
Anti Social Behaviour
what issues concerned you most in your area
Anti Social Behaviour in Middlewood Road (From Hillsborough Corner to the junction of Dykeshall Road)
**Last Months Activity**
( Previous PACT Objective - Anti Social Behaviour/ Underage drinking in Rural Lane)
**Increased Patrol Activity in PACT areas**
As part of our commitment to the 'Policing Pledge' we are keen to engage with communities and focus our activities on issues relevant to them. Nine priorities have been identified as important to the the community. We have increased Police Patrols, resulting in an extra 127 police visits to the areas identified. This is on top of 'normal' police patrol activity and should see a noticable increase in police visibility.
**Male arrested for damage with assistance of police helicopter**
During the late evening of Monday the 16th of March 2009 officers were called to the Hillsborough area after a male was seen to damage a motor vehicle. The Force Helicopter was alerted and with their assistance a suspect was located making his way from the scene. This male was arrested and subsequently charged with an offence of Criminal Damage. Anti Social Behaviour and Criminal Damage are of serious concern to the Public and South Yorkshire Police. We treat your calls seriously and will take positive action against those committing such offences.
**Anti Social Behaviour Operation Conducted in Wisewood/Rodney Hill/ Aldene Road**
A concerted operation was conducted to tackle these issues, involving local Police and Community Support Officers. Mounted Police Officers were also involved and provided a highly visible and supportive police presence in the community. This has ran throughout February and resulted in a noticeable reduction in incidents of Anti Social behaviour. We are determined to make you feel safe and secure in your community.
Anti Social Behaviour
what issues concerned you most in your area
Anti Social Behaviour on High Matlock Road, High Matlock Gardens and High Matlock Avenue
**Last Months Activity**
(Previous PACT Objective - Anti Social Behaviour in Aldene Road and Rodney Hill)
**Increased Patrol Activity in PACT areas**
As part of our commitment to the 'Policing Pledge' we are keen to engage with communities and focus our activities on issues relevant to them. Nine priorities have been identified as important to the the community. We have increased Police Patrols, resulting in an extra 127 police visits to the areas identified. This is on top of 'normal' police patrol activity and should see a noticable increase in police visibility.
**Male arrested for damage with assistance of police helicopter**
During the late evening of Monday the 16th of March 2009 officers were called to the Hillsborough area after a male was seen to damage a motor vehicle. The Force Helicopter was alerted and with their assistance a suspect was located making his way from the scene. This male was arrested and subsequently charged with an offence of Criminal Damage. Anti Social Behaviour and Criminal Damage are of serious concern to the Public and South Yorkshire Police. We treat your calls seriously and will take positive action against those committing such offences.
**Anti Social Behaviour Operation Conducted in Wisewood/Rodney Hill/ Aldene Road**
A concerted operation was conducted to tackle these issues, involving local Police and Community Support Officers. Mounted Police Officers were also involved and provided a highly visible and supportive police presence in the community. This has ran throughout February and resulted in a noticeable reduction in incidents of Anti Social behaviour. We are determined to make you feel safe and secure in your community.
Anti Social Behaviour
what issues concerned you most in your area
Anti Social Behaviour on Wadsley Lane
**Last Months Activity**
(Previous PACT Objective -- Anti Social Behaviour in Aldene Road and Rodney Hill Previous PACT Objective and Activities - Anti Social Behaviour at Deer Park Road, Deer Park Close and Deer Park View)
**Increased Patrol Activity in PACT areas**
As part of our commitment to the 'Policing Pledge' we are keen to engage with communities and focus our activities on issues relevant to them. Nine priorities have been identified as important to the the community. We have increased Police Patrols, resulting in an extra 127 police visits to the areas identified. This is on top of 'normal' police patrol activity and should see a noticable increase in police visibility.
**Alcohol confiscated**
On the 4th of March Police attended the Deerpark area and confiscated a crate of alcohol from a large group of youths. Underage drinking can lead to Anti Social Behaviour as well as general concern from the community. By removing this alcohol and by operating a 'Zero tolerance' approach to underage drinking we will improve the lives of local people by reducing Anti Social Behaviour.