what issues concerned you most in your area
Increasing incidents of arson and Anti-Social behaviour being reported on the Royal estate at Edlington
Mainly during the early evening up until about 11pm
Regular patrols conducted throughout the estate on a regular basis
09/7/11
High profile patrols between 4pm and 7pm this date. Mainly young children playing. Some advised re entering emty property grounds
8/09/11
Patrols conducted on the royal estate and shop fronts, Tesco etc. One small group moved away from the shop. No evidence of them committing any offences. High profile patrols continued up until 11pm. Nothing of note seen
14/09/11
Further patrols conducted during the evening in marked Police vehicle. Some families sat, outside their properties. No obvious issues at this time.
31/9 and 1/10
Further patrols conducted including some plain clothes patrols on the estate between 7pm and 11pm. Nothing seen at all. No incidents reported
6/10/11 Incidents reported increased this month, however incidents now seem to centre specifically around the area outside tescos in Edlington (reports of gangs of youths now sitting on deck chairs outside the shop). As such priority revised to concentrate efforts specifically outside Tescos
8/10/11-Checks made outside Tescos on numerous occasions during the evening of this date. No gangs present at any time.No issues reported by staff
13/10/11-patrols conducted/checks made at Tescos. very small gang seen outside. No reported issues but moved on anyway
24/10/11-Tescos checked numerous times during afters shift this date. No issues
25/10/11-Patrols conducted between 7pm and 11pm this date. No issues, 2 persons seen sat outside but not causing any issue
4/11 and 5/11/11-Extensive patrols conducted between 7pm and midnight. Some small groups moved away from the doors of the shop but nothing of particular note
9/11/11- Patrols conducted by Edlington SNT between 7pm and 11pm. One small group moved but no issues reported at this time
10/11/11- Foot patrols conducted in the vicinity both outside the shop and onn the Royal estate. Some small groups walking around but no apparent offences/disorder apparant
20/11/11- patrols conducted by Neighbourhood response team officers rpeort of youths outside the shop. On arrival no youths present.
21/11/11- Neighbourhood response team officers attend outside the shop, report of some young persons causing a disturbance. Two known young persons spoken to and dealt with. Further intervention planned with these two named.
27/11/11- SNT staff patrolled the area outside Tescos. Small group moved on, no evidence of offences
4/12/11- Neighbourhood Response Team officers patrolled the area. Small group seen outside who ran on seeing the team
9/12/11- SNT staff conducted patrols between 8pm asnd 11pm. Tescos staff report one issue with one named child. Child found and conveyed back to parents address and spoken to
16/12/11- Neighbourhood response team conducted patrols in the area. Groups spoken to after complaints by local shops. Details of group passed to SNT for further intervention.
19/12/11- SNT patrol priority area. Nothing of note seen at this time (probably due to adverse weather)
28/12/11- Numerous issues reported at this location recently involving the same gang of approx 10 young children bet 10 and 14 yrs old committing acts of Anti-Social behaviour. Many of these young children have been identified and have been taken home and spoken to with their parents. Anti-Social behaviour referals have been made to the DMBC Anti-Social Behaviour team and letters should be sent out shortly to the offending childrens families. This is the first stage in the Anti-Social behaviour order process and is aimed at stopping the behaviour without the need for applying for a full ASBO
5/1/12 SNT officers responded to incidents outside both Co-op and Tescos between 8pm and 11pm. Numerous young persons identified as being responsible. All taken home and spoken to with parents. Additionally, referals made to the anti social behaviour team re progressing ASBO's against the offenders.
6/1/12 SNT officers responded to calls re young children behaving in an anti-social manner at the chinese takeaway on main Avenue Edlington. Offending young people identified and anti-social behaviour referals submitted with a view to progressing anti social behaviour orders. Complainant at the chinese takeaway re-visited and advised of our actions taken re the offenders
7/1/12 Further patrols conducted by the neighbourhood response team. Numerous young people spoken to and details shared with the SNT staff. Referals made to the Anti-Social behaviour team and letters to be sent to specific individuals
8/1/12- SNT officers patrolled the area concerned where previous incidents had occurred involving young persons causing anti-social behaviour. Nothing seen on this occasion. Officers from the SNT visited the shop premises where there had been previous problems to give reassurance. Nothing reported.
12/1/12- Edlington SNT officers worked a later duty until 11pm. Extensive patrols conducted in the identified problem areas. No issues seen at this time. SNT officers visited the stores previously subjected to Anti-Social behaviour. No issues reported, reassurance given.
13/1/12- Edlington SNT officers made contact with the DMBC Anti-Social behaviour team who confirmed Anti-Social behaviour Order warning letters had now been sent to identified young persons.
15/1/12- Patrols conducted by the Neighbourhood response team. Positive engagements made with small group of young people. No issues reported
17/1/12- Edlington SNT officers conducted a trawl of Anti Social behaviour incidents reported to Police within the past 2 days for the Edlington Area. Nothing reported from the shop premises where previously numerous issues reported. Monitoring to continue.
18th and 19/1/12 Patrols conducted by Neighbourhood response team. Nothing of note seen at this time
20/1/12- Edlington SNT conducted further patrols in the area concerned. No gangs seen in the vicinty. Local shop premises visited including chinese takeaway on Main avenue. No issues reported at all.
21/22.1.12 Edlington SNT conducted further patrols bet 7pm and 11pm. Small group of children seen walking about, no issues. Shops visited and no issues reported.
27.1.12 Edlington SNT again patrolled the area concerned. One small group seen and spoken to on Princes Crescent, rear of the shops. Not causing any issues at all. Shops again visited and no problems
28/1/12 Neighbourhood response team conducted further patrols outside the shops concerned. Some small groups spoken to but no specific issuess
1/2/12 SNT conducted patrols between 7pm and 11pm. Some small groups of children seen in the area but no reports of any issues. Nothing seen
2/2/12 Further patrols by SNT, including foot patrols around the shops in edlington town centre around Tescos. No issues seen. SNT officers spoke to security at the Tesco Store. They reported one minor issue where a young male had to be asked to leave due to shouting. Other than that no issues reported.
3/2/12 Neighbourhood response team conducted patrols in the area during hours of darkness. No issues seen at this time.
8/2/12 Doncaster Special Constabulary conducted patrols in this area.
10/2/12 Local SNT officers carried out patrols in and around the Tesco area between the hours of 1pm and 10pm.
14/2/12 Officers from the Neighbourhood Response Team were called to an incident regarding 20 youths outside Tesco shouting and swearing and kicking a bus stop. The officers attended at Tesco whereby the youths ran off prior to the officers getting out of their vehicle.
29/2/12. Further issues outside Tescos at Edlington. Known individuals behaving in a disruptive and anti social manner. Some individuals taken home to parents and referals made to the DMBC anti social behaviour team re further progression towards anti-Social behaviour orders
1/3/12 Further patrols conducted at key locations, some small groups spoken to due to noise on leaving the youth club, Edlington
7/3/12
Doncasters Neighbourhood Response Team responded to several incidents over the weekend of nusiance youth/anti-social behaviour outside Tesco stores on Edlington Lane. The youths were behaving in an aggressive/inconsiderate manner and using intimidating behaviour towards staff and customers. Details of the youths were taken with the view to persuing ABC+ referrals.
Operation Avert has been ongoing across Doncaster recently. Two males, both on Edlington Lane were stopped for riding pedal cycles without lights. The males were informed they were comitting an offence and their details taken.
Neighbourhood Response Team officers reponded to reports of nusiance youths at Fat Sams takeaway on Violet Avenue. The youths were throwing cans/rubbish into the shop.The youths were located after an area search and admitted the offence.Their details were taken and ABC+ referrals submitted.
Off road motorbikes are still a main priority across Doncaster West. Recently, a 5 year old boy was seen to be riding a quad on Hatters Drive. Officers spoke with the childs father and a warning given.
12/3/2012 Edlington SNT conducted patrols accross the PACT priority area around Tescos. Security staff spoken to at the store who reported just one incident this evening namely one youth who had been drinking a can of lager outside and who allegedly was asking customers to buy him more.
Security staff also stated there had been a small gang of young people outside at the same time as this male, however they had not done anything on this occasion.
Edlington SNT located this small gang of 4 children nearby. No noise or other ASB issues at this time. No further reports
15/3/12 to 22/3/12
Regualr patrols continue by both Edlington SNT and the Neighbourhood Response Team. It is clear from our patrols and from feedback from the neighbourhood response team that the incidents of youths congregating outside Tescos and the surrounding area seem to be reducing.
Edlington SNT together with our partners have recently secured authorisation for a section 30 dispersal notice to go ahead in Edlington which will give the Police extra powers to deal with groups of young people wandering the streets intent on committing Anti-Social behaviour. Some of these extra powers include being able to exclude persons from entering a specific area for a period of time who do not live within that area. It also gives the Police powers to remove young people under 16 back to their home address if they are out on the streets after 9pm.
It is proposed that the dispersal notice will come into force by Mid April 2012 and further updates will be given nearer the time and at your local PACT meeting.
25/3/12 to 1/4/12
Edlington SNT together with the Neighbourhood response team have conducted numerous patrols in the vicinity in the past week mainly between the hours of 7pm and 11pm. There has been a noticeable reduction in the number of young people gathering in the locality and also in the number of Anti-Social behaviour related incidents reported.
Patrols will continue by both the NRT and the local SNT. The Edlington section 30 Dispersal notice is due to come into force in the area from 12/4/12. Further detail of this will be published nearer the time.
10/4/12 to 13/4/12
Regular patrols conducted during this period mainly during the hours of darkness up until 11pm. Some small groups present but not causing sufficient issue to warrant dispersal under the sec 30 dispersal notice regulations. patrols to continue. NRT (Neighbourhood Response Team) patrols also conducted by NRT staff. From feedback, incidents are reducing.
Wednesday 9th May 2012
ASB outside Tesco Edlington patrols made, 19 patrols made, 1 NRT Engagements
10/5/12 to 15/5/12
Extra patrols have been conducted by numerous police and partner resources during this period to ensure enforcement of the new Section 30 order currently in place for this PACT priority area.
Police officers, including members of the special constabulary have deviated their duties to ensure Police stafff are on the ground as much as possible during the busiest times where it has been shown incidents of Anti-Social behaviour are greatest.
The Neighbourhood Response team have also conducted extensive patrols in the area over this period, patrolling vitually every night.
Police incidents show a marked decrease in the number of Anti-Social behaviour related incidents in this area since the increased patrols since the introduction of the section 30 legislation.
Edlington SNT have used the legislation on 3 occasions so far, since its introduction in Edlington and have issued specific groups/individuals with dispersal maps and have directed them to leave the area. This proved very effective in that incidents of ASB have reduced considerably.
Further patrols are to continue
17/5/2012 to 20/5/2102
Both Edlington SNT and the neighbourhood response team have continued patrols during this period. One small group seen outside tescos on the evening of 19/5/12. All spoken with and no obvious evidence of any anti social behaviour being committed. All advised