Henknowle, South Church and Cockton Hill

You said your current priorities are:

Active Priorities

• 10 April 2019 - 110 St Andrews Road - ASB, noise nuisance and spurious 999 calls

  Residents report that youths are behaving in an anti social manner in the bus stops and archways in the area around the location.  They are creating noise nuisance and are making spurious 999 calls from the public telephone box at the location.

• 13 March 2019 - Escomb Road - Speeding vehicles and parking issues

  ​Vehicles are speeding along Escomb Road.  From the meeting held on 2nd January 2019 residents have reported that individuals are parking inconsiderately causing access difficulties.

• 13 March 2019 - Rosemount Road - speeding vehicles

  ​Vehicles are speeding along Rosemount Road

This is what we have done

• 10 April 2019 - 110 St Andrews Road - ASB, noise nuisance and spurious 999 calls

  Patrols of the are will be carried out and every attempt will be made to identify those involved.  Home visits and referrals to DCC Anti Social Behaviour Team will be made.

   

• 10 April 2019 - Escomb Road - Speeding vehicles and parking issues

  ​Speedwatch has been carried out and further speedwatch sessions are planned.  Warning letters will be issued to those found exceeding the speed limit.  The Camera Van has conducted a patrol along Etherley Lane as an extension to the Escombe Road speedwatch and an update is expected shortly.  More Speedwatch patrols are planned.  A meeting is planned for 1st May 2019 in the Four Clocks with local councillors to discuss traffic calming measures.  Patrols have been made concentrating on parking problems and visits have been made to various properties. 

• 10 April 2019 - Rosemount Road - speeding vehicles

  ​Regular patrols are being carried out.  Speedwatch has been carried out with 3 vehicles recorded as speeding during the time of patrol. Further Speedwatch sessions are planned.

These are the policing priorities that local people have agreed with your policing team. You can have some influence on future policing priorities by attending your next PACT meeting.