/ Contact Details:
PC Debbie Bowen
Community Beat Manager
Mobile 07939896379
PCSO Marlowe Bramich
Police Community Support Officer
Mobile 07900170170
PCSO Charlie Smith
Police Community Support Officer
Mobile 07825523423
Your Neighbourhood Policing Team is based at: / Twitter: @lincspolice
Facebook: Stamford and Witham on the Hill NPT
Stamford Police Station, North Street PE91AD
Team email:
CURRENT NEIGHBOURHOOD PRIORITIES / YOU SAID – WE DID
The Neighbourhood Panel reports the following action against set priorities
Date Set: / 15/01/13
Drivers showing disregard for designated 30mph speed limits within the WOTH NPT area of the villages:
· Main Street, Witham-On-The-Hill· Swallow Hill, Thurlby
· Station Road, Castle Bytham
· High Street, South Witham
· High Street, Greatford
· Main Street, Braceborough
· Main Street, Toft
Large Goods Vehicles (LGV’S) breaching the 7.5 tonne weight limit in South Witham, whereby they are entering and exiting South Witham via the High Street without a legitimate presence
Next Neighbourhood Open Forum and Panel Meeting:
10/07/13 at Greatford Village Hall 18:30hrs / Further details of the work undertaken can be found on the Police.uk website . . .
In the preceding period, you asked us to look . . .
· Drivers showing disregard in the WOTH rural areas
High visibility patrols have been conducted (in order to act as a visual deterrent) and the deployment of the mobile speed sign at strategic places at poignant times of the day.
Police Officers have conducted hand held radar checks and the local community was also been requested to report any perceived incidents of speeding, thereby allowing areas to be identified within the large geographical WOTH NPT rural area.
· LGV’s contravening the weight limit
This was adopted as a Neighbourhood priority in January 2013.
WOTH NPT still however requests the assistance of the local community to report incidents of Large Good Vehicles (LGV’s) contravening the weight limit in South Witham.
By ascertaining peak offending times, allows for a more targeted approach to a local community problem.
Please report the incident to Lincolnshire Police utilising the 101 telephone number.
CURRENT Updates and
local court results / Local community
news / events
The Next Neighbourhood Open Forum for this area is on:
18:30hrs on Wednesday 10/07/13 at Greatford Village Hall, Carlby Road, Greatford, there will be a Neighbourhood Open Forum. This is an opportunity for members of the public to attend and pass on their thoughts / concerns, and for possible inclusion within the priorities. Past open forums have been held at various locations throughout the WOTH Policing area, thereby engaging with the different geographical areas and the diverse public.
The next Neighbourhood Panel Meeting for this area is on:
19:00hrs on Wednesday 10/07/13 at Greatford Village Hall, Carlby Road, Greatford.
The Panel meeting itself will be a closed meeting for nominated attendees. / Facebook:
The new “Stamford and Witham on the Hill NPT” Facebook page is now up and running.
If you “like” our page, you will receive information from the team about your community including crime updates, witness appeals, news and events attaining to your area.
This is an additional platform for your local NPT to strengthen community links and it is hoped that you will join us.
ENGAGEMENT
Your chance to meet the team – See our Website Engagement Calendar for details
Due to the amount of engagements that WOTH NPT will be undertaking over the next 3 month period, full details will now be displayed on the www.police.uk website.
WOTH NPT team
Lincolnshire Alert:
WOTH NPT has been out and about raising the profile of “Lincolnshire Alert”, a community messaging system run by Lincolnshire Police.
The messaging system acts as a tool for the Police to give information to registered members on crime reduction and community safety issues, in addition to another opportunity to provide information to the Police. It is hoped that the audience will widen, thereby bringing the local community closer together and seizing the opportunity to strengthen links. WOTH NPT would also like take this opportunity to thank those who have embraced the new system and look forward to the opportunity this further provides to create a safer and secure community. This is free to register. Visit www.lincsalert.co.uk and click the “register now” button.
Useful contact details:
Lincolnshire Police (non emergency) / Tel: 101