what issues concerned you most in your area
Youth related Anti-Social Behaviour on South View Crescent, in particular around the junction with Ainsty Road and along the gennel running from Ainsty Road onto South View Crescent between the properties. This was first identified as a priority at the Partners and Communities Together (P.A.C.T) meeting held on the 4th August 2010 and has remained a priority since the last P.A.C.T meeting held on 3rd November.
Most days at infrequent times through the day and evening.
>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.