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	PCSO Geraint Jones  Email this officer: Geraint Jones Phone this officer: 0300 330 0101
	PCSO Elizabeth Norman  Email this officer: Elizabeth Norman Phone this officer: 0300 330 0101
	PCSO Delia Bellis  Email this officer: Delia Bellis Phone this officer: 0300 330 0101
	PCSO Michelle  Williams  Email this officer: Michelle  Williams Phone this officer: 0300 330 0101
	PCSO Francis Long  Email this officer: Francis Long Phone this officer: 0300 330 0101
	PCSO Catrina Wilde  Email this officer: Catrina Wilde Phone this officer: 0300 330 0101
	PCSO Dave Jones  Email this officer: Dave Jones Phone this officer: 0300 330 0101
	PCSO Ben Madeley  Email this officer: Ben Madeley Phone this officer: 0300 330 0101
	PCSO Martyn Nash  Email this officer: Martyn Nash Phone this officer: 0300 330 0101
	PCSO Philip Gales  Email this officer: Philip Gales Phone this officer: 0300 330 0101
	PCSO Kieran Green  Email this officer: Kieran Green Phone this officer:
	PCSO David Millington  Email this officer: David Millington Phone this officer: 0300 330 0101
	PCSO Mathew Williams  Email this officer: Mathew Williams Phone this officer: 0300 330 0101
	PCSO Llion Morgan  Email this officer: Llion Morgan Phone this officer: 0300 330 0101
	PCSO Andrea Kelly  Email this officer: Andrea Kelly Phone this officer: 0300 330 0101
	PCSO Gareth Armstrong  Email this officer: Gareth Armstrong Phone this officer: 0300 330 0101
	PC Mark Howell-Walmsley  Email this officer: Mark Howell-Walmsley Phone this officer: 0300 330 0101
	PC Christopher Davies  Email this officer: Christopher Davies Phone this officer: 0300 330 0101
	PC Allan Williams  Email this officer: Allan Williams Phone this officer: 0300 330 0101
	PC Kate Bithell  Email this officer: Kate Bithell Phone this officer: 0300 330 0101
	PC Maria Crossley  Email this officer: Maria Crossley Phone this officer: 0300 330 0101
	PC Wendy Szabo  Email this officer: Wendy Szabo Phone this officer: 0300 330 0101
	PC Sarah Williams  Email this officer: Sarah Williams Phone this officer: 0300 330 0101
	Sgt. Gareth Pearson  Email this officer: Gareth Pearson Phone this officer:
	Sgt. Paul Hughes  Email this officer: Paul Hughes Phone this officer: 0300 330 0101
	Sgt. Graham Jones  Email this officer: Graham Jones Phone this officer: 0300 330 0101
	Sgt. Aled Eynon  Email this officer: Aled Eynon Phone this officer: 0300 330 0101
	Sgt. Dave Nickels  Email this officer: Dave Nickels Phone this officer: 0300 330 0101
	Inspector Gary Kelly  Email this officer: Gary Kelly

DAMAGE TO PRODUCE AND PROPERTY AT ALLOTMENTS

Summary of Issue:
SEVERAL ALLOTMENT OWNERS HAVE REPORTED DAMAGE TO THEIR PLOTS.SOME DAMAGE IS BELIEVED TO BE CAUSED BY RETRIEVAL OF FOOTBALLS FROM THE MUGA AREA WHICH IS LOCATED ALONGSIDE THE ALLOTMENT.HOWEVER,THERE IS STILL OTHER DAMAGE WHICH IS BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN CAUSED DELIBERATELY BY OTHER MEANS.THE DAMAGE IS CAUSED DURING THE HOURS OF DARKNESS

 

Updates:

This plan was created on03/09/2011 FOOT PATROLS HAVE BEEN STEPPED UP OVER THE WEEKEND TO DETER ANY POSSIBLE OFFENDERS. more hi-vis patrolsd have been conducted over the last week.No reports from members of public concerning asb in the area and no youths seen in the area by patrols regular daytime and evening patrols carried out.no further complaints have been received. REGULAR FOOT AND HI-VIS PATROLS HAVE BEEN CARRIED OUT ALL WEEKEND CONTINUED HI-VIS PATROLS IN THE AREA AND ALSO COVERT OPERATIONS DURING EARLY EVENINGS HAVE BEEN UNDERTAKEN BY THE NPT. FURTHER FOOT PATROLS HAVE BEEN CONDUCTED AND FOOTBALLERS ON THE MUGA HAVE BEEN SPOKEN TO ABOUT ACTING IN A MORE THOUGHTFUL MANNER WHEN RETRIEVING THEIR BALL AND NOT TO RUN OVER THE ALLOTMENTS Further patrols have resulted in several youths being spoken to as to why they were in the area.No offences were discovered.Regular hi-vis policing will continue Regular patrols have resulted in a decrease in activity in the area from youngsters. No further offences have been reported

 

Timescale:

01/12/2011

Children riding dangerously on the roads and pavem

Summary of Issue:
Several reports of children riding their bicycles and scooters at great speed on the pavements and roads around Bryn Gobaith/Mount Road/Rhodfa Glenys and Bryn Arthur. Estra hi-vis patrols are being done to identify offenders and deter further incidents 150 leaflets have been printed and delivered to local addresses warning of the dangers to the riders and also pedestrians,many of whom are elderly and some disabled.Leaflets also warn that NWP will take action against offenders caught riding on pavements

 

Updates:

This plan was created on08/11/2011 A road safety awareness sassion was carried out by PCSO Dave Jones at an address in Mount Road.Five local children attended and a knowledge check was conducted at the end.All the children enjoyed the session and a certificate of attendance was awarded to the children

 

Timescale:

14/01/2012

SCHOOL BUSES SAFETY CONCERN AT HEN WALIAU

Summary of Issue:
BETWEEN 3PM AND 5PM EVERY WEEK DAY,SCHOOL BUSES DROP CHILDREN OFF ON THE SLIP-ROAD OF THE TALARDY HOTEL ON THE A525.THERE IS A CONCERN FOR THE SAFETY OF THE CHILDREN AND ALSO FOR THE RESIDENTS OF HEN WALIAU WHO ARE ENCOUNTERING OBSTRUCTED VISIBILITY AS THEY ARE TURNING LEFT IN THEIR VEHICLES ONTO THE CARRIAGEWAY TOWARDS RHUDDLAN.THEIR VIEW OF ONCOMING TRAFFIC IS OBSTRUCTED BY THE COACHES.THERE ARE ALSO CONCERNS THAT OF TRAFFIC EXCEEDING THE LIMIT AS THEY COME OFF THE ROUNDABOUT PUTTING THE COACHES AND CHILDREN AND OTHER ROAD USERS AT RISK.

 

Updates:

This plan was created on17/02/2012

 

Timescale:

20/04/2012

INCREASE IN SECURITY AT BUSINESSES IN ST ASAPH

Summary of Issue:
DUE TO RECENT THEFT OF METALS FROM BUILDERS MERCHANTS IN THE AREA,LOCAL BUILDERS MERCHANTS/SHOPS HAVE BEEN VISITED AND ADVISED ON THEIR SECURITY AND ADVICE GIVEN FOR ANY POSSIBLE FURTHER MEASURES THAT COULD BE IMPLEMENTED.STAFF AND MANAGEMENT HAVE BEEN ADVISED TO BE EXTRA VIGILANT AND TO CONTACT NWP IMMEDIATELY IF THEY SEE ANYTHING SUSPICIOUS REGULAR PATROLS OF THE BUSINESSES WILL BE RECORDED

 

Updates:

This plan was created on 16/09/2011 HI-VIS PATROLS HAVE BEEN STEPPED UP OVER THE WEEKEND FOOT PATROLS IN THE AREA HAVE RESULTED IN SEVERAL VEHICLES OWNERS BEING ENGAGED IN CONVERSATION WITH THE NPT AS TO WHAT THEIR PURPOSE WAS FOR BEING IN THE AREA.THIS HAS GIVEN LOCAL BUSINESSES AND RESIDENTS REASSURANCE FOOT/MOBILE PATROLS HAVE CONTINUED THIS WEEK AND A MEMBER OF THE PUBLIC HAS NOTICED THE FRONT GATES OF A BUSINESS IN ST ASAPH HAD BEEN OPENED WHICH WAS SUSPICIOUS.POLICE WERE CALLED AND A KEYHOLDER ATTENDED AND CLOSED THE GATES.THERE HAD BEEN NO BREAK-IN AND NO SUSPICIOUS CIRCS.MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC HAVE BEEN ENCOURAGED TO RING IN IF THEY SEE OR HEAR ANYTHING SUSPICIOUS AND THIS WAS A SUCCESSFUL CONCLUSION. Regular foot patrols have continued to reassure the public and business owners. Regular patrols have continued over this weekend.

 

Timescale:

30/09/2011

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