James posted on January 3, 2010 13:58

The Katesgrove Police Team page has been updated with the following events for January:

Street Briefings are where members of the public can come and meet their local officers, and talk about any concerns that they have on their particular streets. All briefings will be taking place in the early evenings (18:00 onwards) on the following dates:

  • Saturday, 09 January - Kennet Island
  • Sunday, 10 January - Kennet Island

Police surgeries are for residents to come in and talk to your local police community support officers about any problems or issues that you may have, and will be held on the folowing dates:

  • Monday, 18 January, 12.00 - 13.00, Aveley Walk Neighbourhood Police Office
  • Saturday, 23 January, 17.00 - 18.00, Kennet Island Community Office, Whale Avenue
Further details of events in 2009 to follow.

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James posted on November 7, 2009 14:41

The latest police update from PC Stacy Bancroft for the Katesgrove Neighbourhood has been posted to the Thames Valley Police website:

Update for November

I am starting this month’s update with some really positive news. The average number of crimes in this area has fallen from an average 108 reported offences, for the months July and September last year, compared to 72 reported offences, during the same months this year. This is a reduction of approximately 33 per cent.

Read full article on TVP website...

Excerpt is © Copyright 2009 Thames Valley Police.


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James posted on August 6, 2009 19:14

The latest police update from PC Stacy Bancroft for the Katesgrove Neighbourhood has been posted to the Thames Valley Police website:

Update for August

Drugs remain a neighbourhood priority and we are continuing to use our stop and search powers under the Misuse of Drugs Act to try to tackle this. Following a stop search check of a vehicle in Southampton Street on July 3 a 37-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of possession of a Class A drug. He has been released on police bail until 13 August.

In the past month there have been two other drugs related arrests in the Katesgrove area. This is good news and shows that the high visibility patrols by police and the Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) are disrupting and deterring this type of behaviour on our streets.

Read full article on TVP website...

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James posted on July 12, 2009 13:27

The latest police update for the Katesgrove Neighbourhood has been posted to the Thames Valley Police website:

Update for July

Tackling drug dealing and use is one of the priorities set by the residents of the Katesgrove neighbourhood. This was raised following concerns that needles and discarded deal bags have been found in the area.

One of the areas of concern was the bushes by the public toilets in Whitley Street. This area was cleared and the bushes removed a couple of months ago. Since this has occurred the team has received no reports of discarded needles or associated paraphernalia in this area.

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James posted on July 6, 2009 18:32

Some updates to the Katesgrove Police Team page have been made today, including information on Street Briefings, where members of the public can come and meet their local officers, and talk about any concerns that they have on their particular streets. The following dates have recently been added:

  • Sat 11th July – Elgar Road North/Tippetts Rise
    Sat 25th July – Alpine Street/Edgehill Street
  • Sun 9th August – Hagley/Rowley/Shenstone Roads
    Sun 23rd August – Waterloo Rise/Swainstone Road
  • Sat 5th Sept – Milman Road/Mitcham Place/Basingstoke Road (Part Of)
    Sat 19th Sept – Essex St/Elizabeth Walk/Spring Terrace/Mellor Walk
  • Sun 4th Oct – Francis Street/Hill Street
    Sun 18th Oct – Sherman Road/West Hill/Chesterman Street/Short Street
  • Sat 14th Nov – Henry Street/Orchard Street/Dorothy Street/Pell Street
    Sat 28th Nov – Waldeck Street/Charndon Close/Westerham Walk
  • Sun 13th Dec – Waterloo Road/Collis Street/ Kinver, Blyth, Aveley Walk

 


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Katesgrove Neighbourhood Policing Inspector Kevin Sinfield has been named Community Officer of the Year in the 2009 Community Policing Awards.

Inspector Sinfield, who has served with the Force for 28 years, received numerous nominations for his work in managing the neighbourhood teams in east and south Reading, where he has worked since 2005.

More details on the Thames Valley Police Website.

 


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James posted on March 24, 2009 17:32

If you live in Katesgrove you should have received one of our leaflets inviting you to a special public meeting of the Neighbourhood Action Group on 19th March 2009.

The meeting included talks from:

Neighbourhood Inspector Kevin Sinfield and PCSO Rod Holmes of Thames Valley Police, who talked about the work our Neighbourhood Police team has been doing in the area, including the recent Street Drinking Restriction, work to tackle sat-nav and other theft from vehicles, and the new Mobile Police Station which will soon be deployed across Reading.

Carl Cox of Reading Borough Council's Streetcare team talked about the council's work on EVAs, in particular the rising graffiti problem, and new legislation which allows the council to take positive action on flytipping, and allows legal notices to be served to private landowners who ignore offers of help cleaning up their property.

We also had a detailed discussion with residents about their current concerns in Katesgrove, which included:

  • Graffiti
  • Noise nuisances
  • Litter
  • Flytipping
  • Parking
  • Burglary
  • Dog Mess
  • Drugs
  • Speeding
  • Youth ASB
  • Parking
  • 'Mini motos'

All of these concerns were taken on board by the NAG, and will have a big influence when we consider our priorities for the coming months. If you weren't able to attend but are aware of an issue we should know about, please get in touch via email to katesgrovenag@hotmail.co.uk


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