Updated Neighbourhood Policing Priorities Inc Crime Stats

Dear Roy,

You may recall we asked for your input last month to help us form our neighbourhood policing priorities for the coming quarter (October to December 2023).

Using a combination of your feedback and our own data (from recorded crime), we have set the below as the top three things your local neighbourhood policing teams in Fenland will prioritise over the next three months.

Priorities for the Wisbech team are:
(Covering Wisbech, Elm, Friday Bridge, Coldham, Guyhirn, Murrow, Wisbech St Mary, Leverington, Tydd Gote, Parsons Drove, Newton)

·       Street drinking in Market Place, Old Market, St Peter’s Garden in Wisbech

·       Anti-social behaviour in parks and open spaces in Wisbech Town Park, St Peter’s Garden and Tillery Park

·       Illegal parking in Wisbech town centre, Market Place and surrounding areas

 Priorities for the March team are:
(Covering March, Wimblington, Doddington, Benwick, Chatteris, Pondersbridge, Whittlesey, Coates, Turves, Manea)

·       Drug use and dealing across March, Whittlesey and Chatteris

·       Anti-social driving across March, Whittlesey and Chatteris

·       Youth-related anti-social behaviour across March, Whittlesey and Chatteris

We will again be asking for your input in forming our next set of priorities, so please keep an eye out for further communications in the coming weeks.

In the meantime, if you have any specific concerns you want us to know about, you can let us know on our website here.


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WTC Council Report Part #2

WTC Paperwork 221020
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WTC Council Report Part #1

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The Community Safety Charter

The Community Safety Charter is a project where Neighbourhood Watch members, local residents, businesses, and organisations, agree to do whatever they can together to provide an environment that is safer for everyone.

Joining the Charter is entirely free and is open to all. Signing up to our Community Safety Charter pledges will ensure that you receive email training packs on Anti Social Behaviour, Street Harassment and also how to safely become an active bystander and report incidents.

The Pledges are to:

  • Promote a culture that does not tolerate antisocial behaviour, harassment, intimidation and hostility towards others
  • Enable others to identify and take an active stance against these crimes and incidents
  • Actively encourage and support those who experience or witness these crimes and incidents to report them to the relevant authorities
  • Support those affected and signpost those who need further support to agencies who can help them

To join the thousands of Neighbourhood Watch members across England and Wales who have signed up to the Charter already, click this link  https://www.ourwatch.org.uk/charter to visit our national Neighbourhood Watch site Community Safety Charter page.


You can visit our new Cambridgeshire Neighbourhood Watch site at 

www.cnwa.org.uk to view more information from the Cambridgeshire  Neighbourhood Watch Association. 

We are always looking for local Neighbourhood Watch news from you to add to our pages – use the contact us form to get in touch with our team.

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Heritage Walk Official FDC Press Release

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Aldi At Last – By Christmas !!!!! …… (Next Year!)

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Appeal After Fatal Fail To Stop Collision

Dear Roy,

Can you help? We’re appealing for witnesses after a man has died following a fail to stop collision in Peterborough last night.

The man in his 30s was walking along a footpath in Paston Ridings at just after 8.30pm yesterday (20 October) when he fell into the road.

A car, believed to be a Renault Megane, then turned right out of Hallfields Lane, onto Paston Ridings, before colliding with the man. The driver failed to stop at the scene.

Officers and paramedics attended and the pedestrian was pronounced dead at the scene.

DI Garry Webb, from the Beds, Cambs and Herts (BCH) Road Policing Unit, said: “This is an incredibly sad incident where a man in his 30s has lost his life and we are doing all we can to investigate, but we need the public’s help.

“We are appealing for witnesses, dash cam footage and anyone who was in the area at the time and saw a dark Renault Megane to get in touch.”

Anyone who has any information is urged to contact us via our web chat service, quoting incident 428 of 20 September, or call us on 101 if you do not have internet access. Always dial 999 in an emergency.

 

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Farewell A Real Friend…

My neighbour for more than 25 years passed away, 25th September.
I recently posted a small celebration for his 99th birthday. I truely admired and respected John, he was never demanding and asked for very little.

RIP

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WTC Council Report…..Coming…When…Later

Last night’s meeting was complex in the respect of the Heritage Centre – Changes,
the meeting lasted over 2¼ hours and nearly hour on the Heritage Centre.
The report will take me some time to comply and will complete it when I have the time.

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Pathway News This Week

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Whittlesey Heritage Walk Opening Video’s

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Official Unveiling of The Whittlesey Heritage Walk

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