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:

• ASB in Limetree Park
• ASB In Hartley Park
• Criminal damage to and theft from vehicles

ASB in Limetree Park

You Said: 7 Jul 2010

After canvassing the local residents and collating the numerous priority capture forms anti-social behaviour in Limetree Park was identified as a local priority.

So far we have:

Local youths have been drinking on the concreted area at the rear of the park causing noise nuisance and other anti social behaviour. The park is now regularly patrolled on foot and names and details of the youths in the park taken. Any alcohol on their person in confiscated or poured away.

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ASB In Hartley Park

You Said: 7 Jul 2010

After canvassing the local residents and collating the numerous priority capture forms anti-social behaviour in hartley was identified as a local priority.

So far we have:

Local youths have been drinking on the concreted area at the rear of the park causing noise nuisance and other anti social behaviour. The park is now regularly patrolled on foot and names and details of the youths in the park taken. Any alcohol on their person in confiscated or poured away.

There was also a report of drug taking in Hartley Part. As a result, in conjunction with Plymouth City Council the area around the hut in Hartley Park has been cleared. the foliage has been cut back and the whole area opened up making it more accessible. This incident appears to be isolated but we are remaining vgilant in the area.

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Criminal damage to and theft from vehicles

You Said: 7 Jul 2010

After canvassing the local residents and collating the numerous priority capture forms criminal damage and theft from vehicles was identified as a local priority.

So far we have:

High visibility regular patrols are now being made in particular problem areas. There have been letters regarding vehicle security posted in numerous streets in Hartley and Mannamead making the residents aware of the recent problems and to remain vigilant.

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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

  Rebecca Springbett

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  PS

  Mike Giarchi-Faulkner

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  PCSO

  Ross Kirton

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About Your Neighbourhood

Hartley and Mannamead have a combined population of 7,852 people. It is primarily residential with a handful of retail outlets and licensed premises. It also has a large Morrisons supermarket.

The area has a substantial residential population of retired people as well as many families within professional occupations.

Its problems in terms of crime are few and it is generally a safe place to live. The community parks are sometimes the focus for antisocial behaviour by young people.

The most recent problems have centred on the area of Hartley Vale where more serious issues with young people have come to the fore. There have been substantial gatherings of young people causing concern with noise, litter and minor criminal damage, largely as a result of underage alcohol consumption.

The neighbourhood policing team consists of myself PC Springbett and PCSO Kirton. Together we are  working in partnership with Plymouth City Council, the targeted policing team, the media and officers from neighbouring beat areas to address this issue.

This work is ongoing and with your input and the combined response of police and partners we will continue to address your concerns about your neighbourhood as they arise.

You are welcome to contact us through this website via the link in the right-hand information box or attend one of the meetings and events listed below.

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Links

• Crimestoppers 0800 555 111
  
• Neighbourhood Watch scheme
  
• Report Drug Dealing in your Area
  
• Speedwatch
  
• Victim Support - Supportline: 0845 30 30 900
  

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