Charnwood West December 2024 Newsletter

PS 362 Nathan Adkin

PC 1574 Amelia Nicholson

PCSO 6144 Jade Martin

PCSO 6130 Gaynor Colley

Welcome to Charnwood West. PC 1574 Amelia and PCSO 6130 Gaynor look forward to working with you!

Introduction

Welcome to my monthly update for the residents and communities of the Charnwood West Neighbourhood Policing Area (NPA). This newsletter will be circulated on a regular basis and will provide an insight into what is happening at the NPA. 

#YouSaid - What matters to you

We have listened to you and the concerns you raised and have prioritised the following –

Priority 1: The beat team aim to tackle different elements of ASB in Rothley and Quorn including around Kinchley Lane and the parks and beauty spots of Charnwood West

You said: You have concerns around antisocial behaviour

Priority 2: The beat team aim to target reports of speeding in Charnwood West villages.

You said: You are concerned about vehicles speeding in the villages

Priority 3: Reducing Burglaries in the area.

You said: You are concerned about burglaries in the villages

#WeDid - What we are doing

Priority 1: ASB

During the month of December the Beat Team have continued to patrol the ASB hotspot areas pointed out to us by local residents and the parish council such as, Fowke Street, Mountsorrel Lane, Warren Way car park and Kinchley Lane both on foot and in a marked vehicle. We have visited and spoken with those identified as being involved in any anti-social behaviour and sanctioned in accordance with our anti social behaviour incremental approach. Our beat team have continued to work closely with partner agencies such as the local council and housing associations, schools, highways and any other appropriate agency. If you see any ASB please report it to us via 101 or online.

Priority 2: Speeding vehicles.

Speed Ops                                       

09/12/24  – Forest Road, Woodhouse

Majority of vehicles sticking to the speed limit of 165 vehicles monitored 6 travelling between 33-35mph, warnings issued.

27/11/24 – Main Street, Swithland

Majority of vehicles sticking to the speed limit 7 vehicles out of 87 travelling above 35mph. Details reported where suitable to the Road safety partnership for inclusion of mobile speed camera consideration.

We have been actively patrolling as part of the winter drink drive campaign in an effort to make the roads around the villages safer.

We will continue to conduct speed checks at different locations and times across the villages within Charnwood West within the new year.

Priority 3: Burglaries

Burglary patrols continue to occur daily. Local beat officers and response officers across Charnwood NPA have

conducted foot and vehicle patrols in the daytime and evenings.   

Residents have been visited to offer crime prevention advice and encouraged to sign up to      

Neighbourhood Link to enable more people to receive this advice from the police.

We also continue to visit victims of crime and burglary to offer further advice and make homes a 

harder target. 

The team will be reviewing the quarterly beat priorities in January 2025, please have your say shaping what we do across your area by filling in our online survey on Neighbourhood Link, alternatively send us a message.

Meet your Team - Upcoming public engagements Don’t miss out on our events!

                Beat Surgeries

               Saturday 18th January Main Street Swithland 13:00pm – 13:30pm

             Tuesday 4th February Woodhouse Eaves Community Café  - 2-3pm

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