South Yorkshire Safer Neighbourhood Teams

>As of 29/12/2011 a total of 120 hrs patrol time has been spent on this priority.

>This week there has once again been no youths in this area during patrols and no reported Anti Social Behaviour incidents at this location and our continued actions appear to have had an effect.

> We have increased uniformed patrols over the past couple of months in this area to provide reassurance to residents and to identify those possibly involved and this appears to have been successful.

>A  total of 12 Parental Advisory Letters have now been delivered to parents of young people who are known to be causing Anti- Social behaviour at this location since this became a priority.

> These young people's details have also been passed on for follow up prevention work with other agencies.

> Local officers continue to work closely with the staff at the Community Centre and in particular the Youth Club to advise young people accordingly regarding their behaviour.

> Residents have been encouraged to report all incidents so officers can attend promptly and deal with any offences accordingly.

> A PACT meeting was held at Abbeydale Picture House on Wednesday 3rd December where PC Mel Pont and PCSO Sarah Hague attended and spoke with local residents regarding issues effecting their community. Most of the residents stated that the Youth related Anti Social Behaviour had decreased in this location since being made a PACT priority and were pleased with Police action.

Following on from PACT event held on 13th May 2011 and incidents reported to the Police, Sellers Street is now a PACT priority.

>As of 12/08/2011 a total of 50 hours patrol time has been spent on this priority.

> This week we have continued to conduct increased high visibility and plain clothes patrols during late afternoon /evening. No young people have been present during patrols.

>There has been no reported incidents over the week.

>A meeting has now been held with residents, Police, Sheffield Homes and other partners to discuss the issues and Sheffield Homes is now considering various options to provide better security to property perimeters etc. 

>During past patrols 8 youths have been stopped at this location and nearby Miller Street, although there were no offences, their details were taken and they were moved on.

>On a separate occasion 5 young people were stopped and had their details taken.

> PC Goodhill , the Childrens and Young Person's officer has been made aware of the Anti-Social Behaviour at this location and is liasing with the parents of those who have been stopped in patrols and the local schools which they attend.

>During past patrols 4 youths were stopped and had their details taken in relation to Anti Social Behaviour in the area, 3 of these youths were later arrested in relation to a subsequent incident that evening.

>Officers have attended at the local youth club to advise young people, some of whom are believed to be frequenting the area around Sellers Street, regarding their behaviour, youth workers have also spoken with their families.

> Residents have been encouraged to report all incidents promptly so officers can attend, identify possible offenders and deal with any offences accordingly. 

As a result of attending the Nether Edge Farmers Market on Sunday 27th March, 2011, the Nether Edge P.A.C.T events and completing K-Neighbour questionnaires within the locality it has been brought to our attention that there has been a slight increase in youth related anti-social behaviour in this area.

>High visibility patrols and plain clothes patrols have continued this week during the reported times, no youths have been present .

> Following a call received from a member of the public on Wednesday 4th May, 2011 stating a group of young males were fighting on Bank Close, officers responded to the incident and four youths were stopped close by on Machon Bank Road. No offences were disclosed, however details of the males were obtained and parental advisory letters (PAL letters) will be delivered to the parents of these males advising them of their child's behaviour.

>As of 11/05/11  there has been 28 hrs patrol time spent on this priority.

>There have been no reported incidents this week.

>Residents have been encouraged to report incidents promptly so officers can attend and identify those involved and deal with any offences accordingly.

> Uniformed and Plain clothes officers have continued to conduct increased patrols to provide reassurance to residents and to identify those involved.

>This week there has once again been no reported incidents and no youths have been present during ongoing Police patrols. During a recent patrol officers spoke with a resident who reported that there had been no further issues in recent weeks.

>As of 24/03/2011 a total of 25  hours patrol time has been spent on this priority. 

>Residents have been asked to continue report incidents promptly so officers can attend and deal with any offences accordingly.

> Police patrols within Leverton Gardens by uniformed and plain clothes officers have again continued in order to provide reassurance to residents and identify offenders.

> Officers have once again found no youths to be present during patrols this week and there has been no reported incidents.

>Officers have taken the details of several youths who have been found congregating in the flats during earlier patrols and letters have been sent out to their home addresses regarding Anti-Social Behaviour. 

>As of 10/06/2011 a total of 200 hours patrol time has been spent on this priority since it became a P.A.C.T priority. 

>We have liaised with partners at Sheffield Homes to increase patrols by neighbourhood wardens and to look at longer term solutions regarding more secure access, lighting and other safety and security measures etc.

>There is regular attendance from local Community Support Officers at the Leverton Tenants and Residents Association to discuss these issues and subsequent Police actions. At the most recent meeting of 8/6/11 residents remain satisfied with Police action and the visible reduction in incidents of Anti-Social Behaviour within the blocks.

>Residents have been asked to report incidents promptly so officers can attend and deal with any offences accordingly.

>As of 15/07/2010 a total of 70 hours of patrol time has been dedicated to this issue since it was first set as a priority on 02/06/10.

> Following on from the Partners and Community Together (P.A.C.T) held on 07/07/10, despite good progress over the past month this priority is to remain for the next month due to ongoing Anti-Social Behaviour and particularly on the footpath between Broadfield Road and Chippinghouse Road.

>This week there has once again been a reduction in reported incidents.

>Officers, both uniformed and in plain clothes from the S.N.T. have once again conducted increased afternoon and evening patrols in this area throughout  the past week. They have continued to provide extra patrols to provide reassurance to both residents and local businesses which have been affected.

>A CCTV device has now been put in place to provide coverage in this area and therefore deter Anti-Social Behaviour, this already appears to be deterring youths from causing ASB in the area.

>A warrant was executed at the address of a male known to be committing offences in the Staveley Road area, although on this occasion, no arrests were made and no property recovered. 

> Contact has been made with the local dog warden to report issues regarding dog excrement in the park area on Staveley Road. Enquiries to be made by dog warden regarding this.

>As of 04/08/10 officers have spent 185 hours of patrol time on this priority since it was first set at the P.A.C.T meeting of 5th May 2010.

>During this past week there have been no reported incidents of Anti-Social Behaviour.

>On the 28th July officers from the S.N.A attended a Community Fun Day in Mount Pleasant Park, the event was well attended by families and young people in the area and there were no reported incidents.

>Contact has been made with the Mount Pleasant Park Ranger in relation to further pruning of some of the greenery near to Herschell Road to discourage the youths from congregating there.

>On Tuesday 13th July officers from the Safer Neighbourhood Team attended a Multi-Agency Meetiing in relation to this priority. All agencies came together to establish an action plan to concentrate on reducing crime and Anti- Social Behaviour significantly in this area over the next couple of months.

>This week there has once again been increased uniformed and plain clothes patrols within Mount Pleasant Park during late afternoon and evening to provide reassurance to residents and local business and identify offenders.

>Two Parental Advisory Letters have been issued to parents in the area in relation to their child's behaviour.

>One male has been processed for a Section 5 Public Order Offence in relation to Anti-Social Behaviour in the area.

> Two Males have been arrested in connection with robberies in the area with further enquiries ongoing.

>Officers had  been conducting ongoing enquiries in relation to recent criminal damage and Anti-Social Behaviour reports from a local cafe in order to identify offenders and deal with them accordingly. As a result of these enquiries a male was arrested for criminal damage and assault offences.

> Local residents continue to be encouraged to report all incidents of Anti-Social behaviour or suspicious activity in the area to the Police.

> As of the  27/05/2010 officers have conducted 13 hrs of patrol time in this area since its inclusion as a P.A.C.T priority on the 5th May 2010.

> Police Officers and PCSO's have increased patrols in the area.

> Residents have all been encouraged to report instances of Anti-social Behaviour to the Police promptly and the local P.C.S.O has provided reassurance and advice to residents.

>There has been no reported incidents during the past two weeks.

>Following the last Partners and Communities Together (P.A.C.T) meeting it was agreed that this priority would remain as there had been 4 reported incidents since the previous P.A.C.T meeting in October.

> At the last P.A.C.T meeting residents reported their satisfaction that the number of incidents had greatly reduced and they had seen far less activity in the area.

> There has once again been no reported incidents during the past week at this location.

>Regular daily patrols have continued, on each occasion no youths have been found at this location.

>As of 03/02/11 officers have spent 110 hours patrol time on this priority since it was first established at the P.AC.T meeting of 04/08/2010.

>Local young people who are thought to be involved in the Anti-Social Behaviour at this location have been informed of the issues regarding their behaviour and advised not to congregate at this location and signposted to local youth clubs and activities.

>Throughout December on a Sunday evening "The Hub "situated between Sitwell Road and Sharrow Lane was open providing youth club facilities from 6pm-9pm,  this allowed young people to attend and socialise with friends thereby reducing the risk of Anti-Social Behaviour in the local area.

>Police Community Support Officers from the Safer Neighbourhood Team  have worked with partner agencies including Sheffield Youth Services and South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service in joint patrols aimed a engaging with young people in the Broomhall and Sharrow areas and signposting them to local activities.

>Local residents have been encouraged to report all incidents promptly in order that officers can attend , identify offenders and process any offences accordingly.

>As of the 06/05/2010 Officers have conducted upwards of 48hrs patrol time in this area since its inclusion as a PACT priority on the 7/4/2010

>28/4/10 One male arrested for theft from a dwelling

> 27/4/10 Officers Stopped Searched several Youths in this location following reports from local residents.

>Officers have increased patrols on Club Garden Road.

>Local residents have been encouraged to report all incidents, so Officers can respond promptly and identify those found to be causing a nuisance.

>PCSO's have engaged with several young people using this area, have made them aware of complaints and given appropriate advise.