Coastal View & Moor News Issue 29 November - December 2012 The single point of contact for your Neighbourhood Officers is 01642 302929 Brotton
Beat Surgery Upcoming Beat Surgery dates: Brotton Village Hall: 16/11/12 *** Skiningrove Village Hall: 07/11//12 *** Jubilee Hall Carlin How:12/11/12 *** The current priorities for the Brotton Ward are: REDUCING CRIME – Reducing the supply
and misuse of controlled substances throughout the ward: Lots of intelligence has been submitted about
drug dealing at various addreses within the ward. It is hoped to obtain misuse of drugs act warrants in the near future for some of these addresses. Two males have been arrested for possession of cannabis within the ward Reducing Anti Social Behaviour - In Coronation
St, Carlin How at all times of day and night. Regular patrols are still continuing within the street with only one call for Anti Social Behaviour in the last month.
Monthly figures A total of 139 calls were made to Cleveland Police from residents of the Brotton Ward during the month of October . 23 calls were for Anti Social Behaviour down from 51 from October 2011. Twitter You can follow Brotton ward Neighbour Hood police team on Twitter @LoftusNPT. Please note this is not an emergency
contact, in an emergency call 999 or for non emergency 101. You can also call 01642 302929 and ask to speak to one of the following officers. PC1844 Berryman PC823 Williams PCSO 7589 Lynas
Guisborough
Ward Surgery. The next Ward Surgery will be held
on 04/12/2012 at the Library, Westgate, Guisborough. 3 pm – 4 pm. Police Drop in Surgery. The next Drop in Surgery will be held on 06/12/2012 Methodist Church Hall, Westgate, Guisborough. 11.15 – 12.15. Priorities.
The current priorities for Guisborough Ward are: Priority 1:- REDUCING ANTI SOCIAL
BEHAVIOUR – Anti-social behaviour (ASB) reported between the cross roads of Woodhouse Road, Venables Road & Howlbeck Road 16:00-22:00 hrs mainly weekends and evenings. On the 11/10/2012 four ASB’13 forms issued for anti social activities. On the 13/10/2012 two ASB’13 forms issued for anti social activities. On the 21/10/2012 an Inteligence log was submitted regarding three youths who commit ASB in this area. On the 22/10/2012 five ASB’13 forms issued for anti social activities. On the 23/10/2012 three ASB’13 forms issued for anti social activities. No other issues were recorded for this priority. We are continuing to patrol this area during the day time and evenings. PRIORITY 2: - REDUCING CRIME
- Drugs, Supply of class A drugs in the Guisborough area. A number of intelligence logs have been submitted regarding drugs in the past month and we will continue to respond to any drugs’ intelligence received. Could residents from all wards continue to
pass on any information or concerns regarding this issue? On the 19/10/2012 a drugs warrant was executed
at an address in Guisborough. A 39 year old female was arrested for possession with intent to supply. No other issues were recorded for this priority. Priorities will be reviewed at the next NAP
(Neighbourhood Action Partnership) on 17/12/2012 at the Sleights Court, Guisborough.10:00 am. Many thanks. PCSO Lorraine Hudson, PCSO
Al Mills, PC Kim Catcheside & PC Mark Lightfoot,
Hutton
Ward Surgery. The next Ward Surgery will be held on
19/11/2012 at The Galley Hill Community Centre, Guisborough at 18:00 hrs – 19:00 hrs. Priorities.
The current priorities for Hutton Ward are: PRIORITY 1:REDUCING ANTI SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR - At Ledbury Way & Dorset Road estate, between 16:00 hrs & 21:00 hrs at all times. Three incidents relating to ASB were reported in target area on Hutton ward for October. No other issues were recorded for this priority.
PRIORITY 2: OFF ROAD MOTORCYCLES/UNAUTHORISED VEHICLES - Guisborough Woods, Kemplah Park playing fields & old disused railway lines near Dorset Road estate on Sundays between 15:00 hrs & 18:00 hrs. One incident of child on Quad bike on Kemplah playing field. No other issues were recorded for this priority.
PRIORITY 3: REDUCING CRIME – DRUGS SUPPLY OF A, B & C DRUGS IN THE HUTTON AREA. A number of Intelligence logs have been submitted regarding drugs in the past month & will continue to respond to any drugs intelligence received. Could residents from all wards continue to
pass on any information or concerns regarding this issue?
No issues were recorded for this priority. Priorities will be reviewed at the next NAP (Neighbourhood action partnership) on 27/11/2012 at Belmont House, Guisborough.18:00 hrs. Many thanks. PCSO Stephen Verrill & PC Eric Simpson.
Lockwood & Westworth
Police Ward Surgeries Boosbeck Community Centre 24th November 11.30 – 12.30 Lingdale Village Hall 7th December 4.00 – 5.00pm Margrove Community Centre 25th November 10.30 – 11.30 Moorsholm Memorial Hall 4th December 11.30 – 12.30 In recent weeks we have had a number of
fires in the Lingdale area but as yet nobody has been arrested in connection to the incidents. The two main incidents were at the Allotments on Moorcock Row and the rear of the Tavern on Lingdale High Street. If anyone in the community has any information relating to this could they please contact the Police on Tel: 101 and help bring these people to justice? No one has been injured in relation to the fires, but we have concerns that
if they continue then this could change. The local Fire Brigade are working with the
Police on this and like ourselves want to prevent any further incidents. Another issue particularly in the Lingdale
area is teenagers playing in the local allotments causing damage and being a general nuisance. Local officers have stepped up patrols in these areas and a number of young adults have been spoken to, this has resulted in no further complaints, but we will continue to monitor the issue and take positive action with those responsible if they continue to cause a problem. If you have any information on the above or would just like to chat with your local ward officers them the above dates and times of our ward surgeries are an excellent way to make that happen. All are welcome and if you would like to talk in private on any issues or concerns you have then be assured that this can be arranged.
PCSO Paul Payne & PC Jo Haslam Loftus
Beat Surgery Co-op Building Tuesday 27th Nov 1pm Loftus Leisure Centre Thursday 22nd Nov 4pm Thursday 20th Dec 4pm The current priorities for the Loftus Ward
are: • REDUCING ANTI SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR
– West Road, Loftus and surrounding streets - all times • REDUCING ANTI SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR
- ASB in Liverton Mines: Weekends 18.00- 00.00hrs • KEEPING PEOPLE SAFE – Speeding on Whitby Road, Loftus: All times Online Meeting Due to unforseen circumstances the Online
meeting was cancelled on Wednesday 15th October. We apologise for any inconvienice caused by this and hope to have the next meeting as soon as possible. For more details on the next Online meeting or any other ward surgeries/ meetings please go to the Cleveland Police website, contact your local officers or follow us on Twitter and get upto date details Mischief Night – Loftus Mischief night was patrolled and regarded as a success due to the amount of patrolling officers in the area. Numerous of congregating youths had their names taken and were dispersed from the areas to prevent anti social behaviour.
Twitter Loftus NPT is now on the social networking
site. Here you will find the local ward officers updating what is happening in the ward area. Here you can also pass along information to your local officers without having to approach an officer or attend the police station. Follow us @LoftusNPT. Please note this is not an emergency contact, in
an emergency call 999 or for non emergency 101. Also please note these sites are not monitored 24/7.
Many Thanks PC Pursley, PCSO Rothwell, PCSO Sanders
Skelton
Ward Surgery. The next Ward Surgery will be held on 04/12/12
at the Civic Hall, Coniston Road, Skelton 11am- 12pm.
Priorities.
The current priorities for Skelton Ward are: Priority 1: Anti social behaviour, under age
drinking and criminal damage in the Rievaulx/ Jervaulx Road area of Skelton primarily on Friday and Saturday Evenings between 4pm and 11.30pm. On 03/10/12 a group of youths were stopped and spoken to regarding their behaviour. A number of anti-social behaviour forms have been submitted. Priority 2: Complaints of off road motorcycles.
Primarily at weekends during the summer months between 11am and 3pm. Calls regarding this priority have been greatly reduced over recent months. Currently there have been no reported off road
bikes in the ward in the past three months. We are looking to discharge this priority at the next NAP meeting. Priority 3: Drugs – Reducing crime, the supply
of class A drugs within the Skelton area. A number of positive drug warrants have been executed within the area and we will continue to do so to reduce this issue. 6/10/12 – A drugs warrant was executed in
Skelton and a quantity of drugs were found and seized at the address. 16/10/12 – A further drugs warrant was executed in Skelton and enquiries are ongoing. Various drug intelligence has been submitted in relation to drugs in the area and we will continue to act on this information. Priorities will be reviewed at the next NAP
(Neighbourhood action partnership) on 10th January 2013, venue TBA. Many thanks. PCSO Nicholas Simpson and PC Gill Oliver.
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