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:

• ANTI SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR - FORE STREET & FAIR STREET INCL REC GROUND
• YOUR PACT PRIORITY
• YOUR PACT PRIORITY

ANTI SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR - FORE STREET & FAIR STREET INCL REC GROUND

You Said: 18 Jul 2010

 This is a new PACT priority raised in response to a number of incidents of street disorder in the main street and St Columb Major Recreation Ground

So far we have:

*Update August

Local Officers informed by the park cleaner that smashed bottles were left in the Recreation ground.

As a result wwe informed patrols local beat officers and patrols increased during the evenings.

Carnival week in St columb major had many events focussed around the recreation ground. Additional officers were brought into the town to patrol the evening of the party in the park and the carnival.

Any issues from the evening and that of the carnival will be subject to planning meetings in the future with the organisers.

*Update April
One ASB stage 1 letter served to youth in the town. No new reports of any major anti social behaviour in the town. High visibility patrols were carried out last week on Sun Valley Caravan park after a few reports of anti social behaviour from the residents there. 
Patrols to continue this week as a tasking priority for St Columb Major and Newquay patrols. One arrest in the town for drunk and disorderly.
Update May
Recreation Ground patrolled during the hours of 1700 – 0200. No one seen in the area. Poor weather on Saturday 1st May. No reports of any Anti Social behaviour received during the Bank Holiday weekend.
Update June 
6th June – 2 males stop checked and searched following report at 0700 that youths were in the Rec ground smashing bottles.

11th June – Large group of youngsters in Rec ground, Loud but not disruptive
18th June – One individual known to police causing problems
28th June – 15 youths spoken to and advised to keep the noise down 2100 hrs

Update July
4th July – NBM officer attended Rec ground following a call from member of the public about youths causing problems
9th July – Group of youths heading towards the co op. Two youths stop and searched and bottles of wine taken off them and contents poured away.

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YOUR PACT PRIORITY

You Said: 18 Jul 2010

 *We are pleased to inform you that due to St.Columb Major neighbourhood being such a low crime area, no other issues have been brought to our attention. However, should you wish to raise any concerns, please use the ‘Contact Your Local Team’ link on the right hand menu.

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YOUR PACT PRIORITY

You Said: 18 Jul 2010

 *We are pleased to inform you that due to St.Columb Major neighbourhood being such a low crime area, no other issues have been brought to our attention. However, should you wish to raise any concerns, please use the ‘Contact Your Local Team’ link on the right hand menu.

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Link to: Community Safety Survey 

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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

  Peter Samoluk

  14115

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  PCSO

  Malcolm Burgess

  30015

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  PCSO

  Anita Parry

  30046

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  PC

  Fiona McLean

  11003

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About Your Neighbourhood

St Columb Major Police Station beat cosists of the Town Centre, Fraddon, Summercourt, Higher Enoder, St Wenn and St Mawgan.

Situated just east of Newquay and to the South West of Wadebridge the area has excellent transportation links via the A30 to anywhere in the county. Newquay Cornwall airport is also located here with regular national and international flights.

The area has a diverse population with a wide variety of age groups representative. The area has a strong local tradition and a family feel where members of the community can wander down the streets and bump into people they know.

The area has a rich history and many ancient monuments including Castle an Dinas, an Iron Age Hilfort, The Nine Maidens Stone Row, the largest of standing stones in Cornwall, and St Columba's Holy Well found in the nearby hamlet of Ruthvoes.

Twice a year the town plays host to "Hurling", a medieval game once common throughout Cornwall. The game involves two teams, the "Townsmen" and the "Countrymen", who endeavour to carry a silver ball made of apple wood to goals set two miles apart, making the parish the largest pitch for a ball game anywhere in the world.

The town has a team of 1 Sergeant, 4 Police Constable's and 2 Police Community Support Officers (PCSO's) working in the area.

One interesting fact about the area is that in 1992 Australian stuntman Matt Coulter aka The Kangaroo Kid set the record for the longest jump on a quad bike at the towns Retallack Adventure Park which is still used for racing today.

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