Here you will find details
of previous priorities which we have successfully dealt
with:
Task completed 23rd february 2010
You asked
us to reduce Anti-Soical Behaviour at Seven Oaks, Trimley, IP10 OSW
and this is what we have done about it:
This priority was extended on 17th November 2009 following the
Tasking Meeting to allow further work to be progressed.
Objective
Reducing Anti-Social Behaviour at Seven Oaks, Trimley
Update
Officers to conduct high visibility patrols in the area:-
- Officers to increase high visibility patrols to deter offences
and reassure public and property owners.
- Officers to issue Section 27 of the Violent Crime Reduction Act
to unwanted visitors. (Directions to a person who represents a risk
of disorder to leave a specified area).
- A meeting took place on 24/09/09 between Kate Rookyard, (SCDC
ASB Officer), Sam Beacham, (SCDC Licensing officer) and Insp
Gallant. It was agreed that SCDC would develop a set of
"house rules" for the occupants, together with a welcome pack for
all new residents who would also get a individual visit from a
member of the SNT. Once the house rules have been compiled
there will be a meeting with all the current residents and the
rules explained.
Officers to liaise with the local residents and to collate
evidence of Anti-Social Behaviour:-
- Officers to visit residents and obtain statements where
possible and gather evidence towards obtaining Anti-Social
Behaviour orders and detecting crime.
Outcome
Following Tasking meeting there
has been positive feedback from the community in regard
to Anti-Social Behaviour in relation to this issue. The
SNT will continue to monitor the situation.
Task completed 19th January 2010
Objective
Reducing Anti-Social Use of Jetskis at Felixstowe Ferry.
Update
Officers to conduct high visibilty patrols in the area:-
- Officers increased their high visibility patrols to deter
offences and reassure public.
Suffolk Coastal District Council liaised with other local
agencies:-
- Suffolk Coastal District Council have liaised with local
agencies and users of the waterways with a view to implement ways
of reducing this problem.
Outcome
A small working party, comprising
of SNT, Felixstowe Ferry Foreshore Turst and SCDC has been set
up to to progress further work on this issue.
Task completed 19th January 2010
Objective
Reduce Cycling on footpaths and
displaying lights.
Update
Officers conducted high visibility
patrols in the area:-
- This campaign ran from 01/11/09 - 31/01/10
- Officers issued tickets to those cycling on footpaths over
16yrs.
- Anyone under 16ys have had a letter sent to parent/guardian
from SNT. If they were caught again a visit to the home address
was carried out by an SNT officer.
- If behaviour continued a summons to court would have been
issued.
Outcome
To date this has
been a successful campaign with 168 people being stopped, this
includes 35 persons been issued with fixed penalty tickets and
over 56 letters sent to parents/guardians of children, no repeat
letters have had to be sent during this campaign.
Task Completed 17th November 2009
Objective
Monitor the anti social behaviour and criminal damage in the area
of the Skate Park, Orwell Green.
Update
-
Increase High Visibility Patrols - Officers
conducted high visibility patrols within the stated areas,
particularly in the evenings and at weekends.
- Reassurance patrols - Officers carried out reassurance
patrols within the area and monitored the level of anti social
behaviour and criminal damage that was occurring.
-
Liaise with Suffolk Coastal District Council -
Officers liaised with Suffolk Coastal District Council
who kept a close eye on the area with regards to damage and
littering. Increased security to lighting box implemented to
prevent lights being tampered with. River of Life "Boost
Bus" was placed at Locus each Tuesday evening to engage with
youths.
Outcome
Following Tasking meeting there has been positive feedback
from the community in regard to Anti-Social Behaviour in
relation to this issue. The SNT will continue to monitor the
situation.
Task completed 27th October 2009
Objective
You asked us to look at Reducing
Anti-Social Driving, Parking and Speeding in Sea Road.
Update
-
Officers to conduct speed checks and
enforcement - Officers used laser speed check device to prosecute
and deter offenders and to use Section 59 Police Reform Act to
seize vehicles from owners driving in an anti-social
manner.
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Enforce parking and obstructions offences -
Officers issued penalty tickets where necessary and addressed
parking and obstructions problems to improve road safety and
traffic flow in the area.
Outcome
Following Tasking
meeting, reported incidences of Anti-Social Speeding and driving
has decreased, and due to time of year it was agreed this
be removed as a priority. The SNT will continue to monitor
the situation in the new year.
Task completed 28th July
2009
Objective
Reducing incidents of
underage drinking particularly targeting the areas of the Triangle,
Spa Pavilion and Pier.
Updates
Outcome
Stop /
search encountering and the seizing of alcohol will still
continue within the area, however the problem has dispersed from
the Traingle and Pier locations.
Task completed 22nd May
2009
Objective
Look at parking issues on High Road, Trimley, outside Trimley St.
Mary Primary School, IP11 0RG
Updates
-
Officers to conduct high visibility foot
patrols in the area - Officers conducted high visibility foot
patrols to monitor and enforce any breach of parking
regulations.
-
Liase with Suffolk County Council -
Officers liased with Suffolk County Council regarding the
introduction of single yellow lines in the area.
Outcome
At present we are awaiting a decision from the courts pending the
installation of yellow lines. This
process may take some time and we will endeavour to revisit this
priority if the problem is not resolved in
the near future.
Task completed 1st May 2009
Objective
Reducing incidents of HGV's parking on Dock Gate One roundabout,
Walton Avenue
Updates.
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Liaise with the Highways department - Approach
tasking group with a view to seek review by highway department and
consideration to preventative signage and bollards.
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Enforce parking and obstruction offences -
Officers issued penalty tickets where necessary to address
parking and obstructions problems to improve road safety and
traffic flow in the area.
Outcome
The National Highways Agency are in the process
of applying for a Permanent Traffic Order for the Dock Gate One
roundabout. This will enable them to install double yellow lines
around its perimeter. Once the order is in place the Highways
Agency will also look to place a number of bollards along the grass
verge, preventing HGV's from parking.
This process may take a few months, and although this priority is
being closed, we will endeavour to look at it again in the near
future if the situation is not
resolved.