TATTERSHALL AND TATTERSHALL THORPE VILLAGE SITE

Coningsby, Tattershall and Woodhall Spa

(Inc Langriville and Westville)

Neighbourhood Policing Team Area Update March-May 2011

		*Contact Details:*
		Community Beat Manager PC Chris Redfearn M. 07939 312889 *Police Community Support Officers*
		*Alison Evans* For Coningsby/Tattershall M. 07944 776880 *Martin Clough*
		Langriville/Westville M. 07825 100410
*Your Neighbourhood Policing Team is based at:* Coningsby Police Office – Tel 01526 342222 Woodhall Spa Police Office – Tel 01526 352799 *E-mailWoodhallSpa.npt@lincs.pnn.police.uk*		Nicola Stuchfield For Woodhall Spa M. 07939 312926 *Defence community Police Officer* Pete Smith 07979 946712 *Special Constable* John Milne Coningsby/Tattershall Tel Current Unavailable

CURRENT NEIGHBOURHOOD PRIORITIES

ASB Clinton Park

Date Set:

09/03/2011

YOU SAID – WE DID
Action against set priorities

What we have been doing to resolve community issues

The Coningsby/Tattershall Panel met on the 9^th March 2011 and decided that the priority for the next period would be:

ASB on Clinton Park

The next meeting is set to take place on Wed 11^th May 2011 at the Allan Barker Pavilion at 19:30 hours.

The Woodhall Spa Panel met on the 6^th January and decided no priorities would be set.

The Next meeting will take place at The Woodhall Spa Hotel on April 5^th 2011.

At both meetings there will be a 15-minute public forum prior to the Panel Meeting taking place.

These will begin at 19:15.

As no priorities have been in place for several months the main issue we have been tackling is anti-social behaviour in our neighbourhoods.

As we reported in the last newsletter, there had been a larger than ordinary amount of ASB in our communities over the new year period.

The Beat Team are committed to tackling this behaviour head on at the earliest opportunity so that quality of life is restored.

This is how your Policing Team tackled ASB in your communities over the period 06/01/11-09/03/2011

Incidents accounting to ASB = 65

These include: Inconsiderate Behaviour, Vehicle Nuisance, Swearing and Shouting, Throwing Things, Drunken Behaviour and incidents of Criminal Damage

Unacceptable Behaviour Warning Letters served = 43, with 2 persons entering the Acceptable Behaviour Contract stage allowing conditions to be placed upon them such as curfews and whom they can associate with.

Section 59 warnings for anti-social use of motor vehicle = 1

Section 59 seizures for secondary offence = 1

Report report report

It is crucial that ALL incidents are reported in order that we can deal effectively and efficiently. What you report may be the missing piece of a jigsaw puzzle and it helps us know EXACTLY what is happening in your neighbourhoods.

You do not have to leave a name, although this helps, and you can stress at the time you call it in, that you DO NOT want an officer to visit.

NEXT PANEL MEETING:

As above

Coningsby/Tattershall LN4 4RB

Woodhall Spa LN10 6ST

CURRENT UPDATES AND
LOCAL COURT RESULTS

LOCAL COMMUNITY
NEWS / EVENTS

DAVID REED MR Hawthorn Hill, Coningsby

Keeper of a motor vehicle fail to give information re keeper.

Fined £350.00 To pay victim surcharge of £15.00 To pay costs of £60.00 BALANCE 425.00.

CHRISTOPHER MATSON WATERSKI LAKE, TATTERSHALL COUNTRY PARK

Use a vehicle without a valid vehicle licence.

Fined £175.00 To pay costs of £60.00

BALANCE 235.00.

PETER POTTON MR MOOR LANE, ROUGHTON, WOODHALL SPA

Drive motor vehicle when alcohol level above limit.

Fined £300.00 To pay victim surcharge of £15.00 To pay costs of £85.00 Disqualified from holding or obtaining a driving licence for 20 month(s) BALANCE 400.00

JONATHON DAWSON MR PARK VIEW, FRITHVILLE, BOSTON,

Speeding - exceed limit for a goods vehicle

Fined £65.00 To pay victim surcharge of £15.00 To pay costs of £43.00 Licence or counterpart endorsed with 5 points BALANCE 123.00

WESLEY STEWART MR MAIN ROAD, LANGRICK

Driver of a motor vehicle fail to wear a seat belt

Fined £60.00 To pay victim surcharge of £15.00 BALANCE 75.00

Anti-social behaviour is any aggressive, intimidating or destructive activity that damages or destroys another person’s quality of life.

The term ‘anti-social behaviour’ includes a variety of behaviour covering a whole range of selfish and unacceptable activity that can blight the quality of community life.

Other terms such as ‘nuisance’, ‘neighbour disputes’ and ‘disorder’ are used to describe some of this behaviour.

Neighbourhood Policing teams work alongside various agencies including East Lindsey District Council and social housing agencies to effectively deal with persons engaging in anti-social behaviour. This can include effecting acceptable behaviour contracts or even securing an eviction notice for those engaging in such behaviour.