If you would like to help us prioritise work in your neighbourhood, tell us your priorities online or come and join us at one of our regular events or meetings.

Active Priorities

Our top priorities for your neighbourhood are as follows:

• Discourage noise and drunkenness in Looe town centre
• Disrupt and act upon illegal drug activity in the Looe area
• Speeding traffic on B3359 through Pelynt

Discourage noise and drunkenness in Looe town centre

You Said: 2 Jul 2010

...there are regular problems in Looe Town with noise and anti-social behaviour between 2100 and 0300 hours on Friday and Saturday nights.

So far we have:

...and will continue to conduct regular foot patrols at core hours and at core locations to tackle and deter this issue.

Public Feedback

"Noise very much abated at weekends"

Resident in East Looe, via email 28/06/10

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Disrupt and act upon illegal drug activity in the Looe area

You Said: 2 Jul 2010

...there are drugs being used and dealt in the Looe area.

So far we have:

...conducted a number of drugs warrants in the Looe area, the most recent of which was on Tuesday 27th July 2010.

This is only possible if we receive relevant intelligence from the public. If you have any information, please contact us. This can be via:

• Crimestoppers 0800 555 111;
• Force Enquiry Centre 08452 777 444;
• Speak to one of the Neighbourhood Policing Team when you see us;
• Or pop into Looe Police station.

Intelligence is always confidential

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Speeding traffic on B3359 through Pelynt

You Said: 2 Jul 2010

...there is a problem with traffic exceeding the 30mph speed limit through Pelynt village on the B3359.

So far we have:

...and will continue to conduct regular speed checks on the B3359 Pelynt.

Tuesday 24th August 2010

Speed monitoring conducted. 150 vehicles checked. 1 exceeding the speed limit.

Friday 13th August 2010

Speed monitoring conducted. 144 vehicles checked. 3 exceeding the speed limit.

Thursday 8th July 2010

'Operation Slowdown' conducted in partnership with Cornwall Council road safety department and Devon and Cornwall Police traffic department. Between 250 and 300 vehicles were checked within a 2 hour period. 4 vehicles were found exceeding the speed limit, and the drivers were given the option of a fixed penalty notice or driver education. All chose the latter which involvled viewing impactive road safety videos.

Wednesday 23rd June

Speed monitoring conducted. 245 vehicles checked. 3 exceeding speed limit.

Monday 14th June 2010

Speed monitoring conducted. 102 vehicles checked. 3 exceeding speed limit.

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If you would like to help us prioritise work in your neighbourhood, tell us your priorities online or come and join us at one of our regular events or meetings.

Resolved Priorities

Recently resolved priorities for your neighbourhood are as follows:

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Your Team

Individual Team Members

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  PC

  Helen Libby

  13442

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  PCSO

  Stephen Cocks

  30211

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  PCSO

  Tom Barnes

  30170

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  PCSO

  David Billing

  30281

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  PS

  Russ Hall

  13561

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Meetings and Events

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News

• 19 Jul 2010 - Young Farmers Take Part in Speeding Initiative
• 3 Apr 2010 - Lerryn BoatWatch Success

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About Your Neighbourhood

Looe is located on the south Cornish coast. It is a self supporting fishing community with a thriving tourism industry. The policing style is very much a rural one, with the entire beat spanning East and West Looe Town plus 10 rural parishes.

Click here to download a map of our beat area.

Our entire area is divided into 3 beats. Follow the PCSO links on the right of this page to find out more.

Newsletters

There are separate newsletters, one produced locally on a monthly basis, and one produced by headquarters on a quaterly basis.

Did you know?

Together, Looe Neighourhood Team has over a century of Policing experience! 

Despite Looe's enquiry office being open only during office hours, Police Officers work from Looe Police station 365 days a year, 24 hours a day!

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Links

• Cornwall Council
  The unitary authority for Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly.
• Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service
  "Working Together to Make Cornwall Safer"
• Environment Agency
  Our principal aims are to protect and improve the environment, and to promote sustainable development. We play a central role in delivering the environmental priorities of central government and the Welsh Assembly Government through our functions and roles.
• Jnr Space (6-12 years)
  The youth site for 6 - 12 year olds. Keeping you safe.
• Marine Crime Prevention
  This page offers Police advice on the prevention of Marine crime.
• Maritime and Coastguard Agency
  Our vision is to be a world-class organisation that is committed to preventing loss of life, continuously improving maritime safety, and protecting the marine environment: Safer Lives, Safer Ships, Cleaner Seas.
• RNLI
  The RNLI is the charity that saves lives at sea. We provide a 24-hour lifeboat search and rescue service around the coasts of the UK and RoI, as well as a seasonal lifeguard service on many of the busiest beaches in England and Wales.
• South Western Ambulance Service
  South Western Ambulance Service NHS Trust provides ambulance and urgent care services for the residents and transient population of Cornwall and Isles of Scilly, Devon, Dorset and Somerset.
• Yr Space (13-18 years)
  Information and advice for young people.

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