Bury Central covers Abbeygate, Risbygate and
Eastgate wards.
Our Team Priorities (what you told us we need to
concentrate our efforts on)
* Parking - Historic Core area and surrounding roads of
Bury St Edmunds
Link to objective
and updates
* Anti Social Behaviour Ram Meadow / Cattle Market Car
park
Link to objective
and updates
* Anti Social Behaviour Public Toilets - Ram Meadow /
Nelson Road / Abbey Gardens
Link to objective and updates
Check out the menu icons on either side of this page so you
can give information, report a problem, find out more about the
team and lots of other useful contact info.
Bury Central News
21st August
2008
New priority has been set for The Bury Central Safer
Neighbourhood Team
At the Community Tasking meeting held on Wednesday
20th August a new priority was agreed for the Safer
Neighbourhood Team.
Over the last few months cleaners have identified that these
location as a meeting place to enable them to consume alcohol.
This priority will now be examined and appropriate actions will
be carried out
Please click the link above for more information
Cycle Thefts
The Safer Neighbourhood Team
togeather with our partners have identified that the theft of pedal
cycles has increased and are now working on measurers to combat
this
Further information will be posted on this site in due course
In the meantime could we please ask that you ensure that your pedal
cycle is locked
Bury Central Safer Neighbourhood Team goes to
Market
As part of our ongoing process of making the Bury Central Safer
Neighbourhood Team and our partners more accessible to our
community we have now reached agreement with St Edmundsbury Borough
Council for us to have a presence in the Market on the first
Wednesday of each month.
Online survey
Suffolk Constabulary is keen to hear your views about policing in
the county. In particular, we would like to know what you think our
priorities should be and whether we are dealing with those issues
that are important to the communities we police. Please complete
and return this short survey to help us understand your views. With
your help we will be able to provide a service that is responsive
and driven by the people of Suffolk. If you have any comments or
queries about this survey please email
Consultation@suffolk.pnn.police.uk
Link to survey
Shop Watch
The second meeting for Shop Watch took place on 11am on
5th August at The St Edmundsbury Council Offices Angel
Hill unfortunately only three premises attended.
After consulting with the Town Centre manager it has been
decided to send a letter to all businesses in the town centre
inviting them to a make or break meeting in October.
If the attendance is similar to the last two meetings then
unfortunately the scheme will be discontinued
This is the businesses community chance to influence how
policing is carried out locally and an ideal opportunity to all
work together to make Bury St Edmunds an even more pleasurable town
to visit, shop and live in.
So please support this initiative
If you require any more information please contact
Steve Peter Town Centre Manager on 01284 766258
or by E-mail by clicking
here
Parking Update
Between 26th March and 25th May 2008 the Bury Central Safer
Neighbourhood Team have issued a total of 344 Fixed Penalty Notices
to vehicle park contrary to the paring regulations.
So far this year a total of 734 Fixed Penalty Notices have been
issued by the team.
For further details please click on parking object above
Surgeries
Please click on the link below for
dates and locations of our surgeries
Community
Engagement
The Bury Central
Newsletter
Click
here to see our latest newsletter. -
this document opens in a new window - 90.8kb - (pdf)
Register your valuables
The NMPR (National mobile phone register) is a database where
you can register valuables that have a serial number. It
is free to use and can help Police restore lost or stolen
property and catch criminals. Click on
immobilise for details. This document opens
in a new window - 628kb - pdf.
We Need Your Help
What are the community issues affecting
you? Even if you think they are not police issues please tell
us so we can work with our partners to try resolve
them
We welcome the chance to attend residents association
meetings. Please let us know when your next one is taking place and
we will attend.
Neighbourhood Watch
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Click on the link below for more details.
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