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Heath Town Neighbourhood

Sergeant Martin Hewitt
Telephone:	101 ext 7874 6666
Email:	heathtown@west-midlands.pnn.police.uk

PC Dave Berrisford
PC Stuart Bott
PC Wayne Carter
PC Charlene Dyke
PC Lisa Flavell
PC Donald Gordon
PC Janna Sharp
PCSO Louise Barnett
PCSO Stuart Love
PCSO Laura Passmore

Priorities and Issues

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Your neighbourhood team are currently working with the community and partners to address the following:

Drug Dealing/Misuse.
It was agreed at PACT 6/2/13 to continue with enforcement action with regards to drug dealing and misuse at various locations across the Ward including Graisley Lane area and Park Village. This Priority has been extended at PACT 17/4/13. Further extended at PACT 12/6/13.
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Drug Dealing/Misuse.: 14/6/13 - Following reports of drug dealing around Heath Park School, patrols conducted lunchtime and 1 male arrested from vehicle in area possession cannabis. Charged to court.
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Parking Problems Prestwood rd.
Following PACT meeting 17/4/13, the issue of parking problems around Prestwood Rd. and surrounding streets was highlighted as an issue of high concern for residents. These issues are caused by staff and visitors to New Cross Hospital and Heath Park School who park in a dangerous and obstructive manner outside residents houses and on junctions/footpaths. There are concerns over the next few months of further problems when building work begin on both establishments which will also involve delivery lorries and building site staff converging on the area.
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Parking Problems Prestwood rd.: This Priority was dismissed at PACT on 12/6/13 and will be removed from system. Throughout the month of May, the Team has regularly patrolled this area. Numerous warnings have been issued and 16 Fixed Penalty Notice fines were issued to vehicles dangerously parked. Follow regular updates on this priority on Twitter @HeathtownNPT #heathtownparking .
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Tackling Visible Degeneration within Community.
Following PACT meeting on 12/6/13, it was agreed to adopt this priority to work with our Partners and community to identify visible signs of Environmental Anti Social Behaviour such as fly tipping/graffiti/waste land regeneration to tackle the conditions that foster and breed crime and disorder.
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Identification of 'Grot Spots'.: The team will regularly patrol all areas of the Ward and proactively identify issues of fly tipping, graffiti and opportunities for waste ground regeneration. Referrals will be made to the appropriate partner agency to arrange clearance of the identified problem and condier if the land can be utilised for the benefit of the community.
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What do these mean?

Your neighbourhood policing team is working hard to ensure your personal concerns about the area in which you live are identified and acted upon quickly, and that you are given regular feedback about the action that has been taken.

To help us do this more effectively, we would like to ask you to get involved.

We hold regular meetings across Wolverhampton, where you can raise any issues that are affecting your community with officers from your local police team. Meeting dates for this neighbourhood are listed above.

If you are not able to attend the meetings, you can still let us know your thoughts by contacting your neighbourhood team via the telephone number or email address at the top of this page. Alternatively, you can speak to one of your officers or PCSOs as they patrol your streets.

You can also have your say on whether you agree or disagree with the issues that have been identified as priorities for your neighbourhood. Simply tick ‘yes’ or ‘no’ in the priorities section and then submit your vote. If you do disagree with the priorities that have been set, remember to contact your neighbourhood sergeant to tell them what you feel the priorities for your area should be.

Another way to get involved is to set up or join a Neighbourhood Watch group. To find out more about Neighbourhood Watch, please contact Partnerships Officer Sharon Martin on 0345 113 5000 ext 7871 6575 or visit www.neighbourhoodwatch.net

You can also keep in touch by joining us on Facebook or following us on Twitter.

Meetings

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Neighbourhood Meetings

Date/Time	Meeting Type and Location
2 July 2013 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm	Neighbourhood Watch Trinity Church Community Centre, Bushbury Road, Heathfield Park, (Opposite Heath Town Park)
24 July 2013 7:00 pm	PACT (Police And Communities Together) To Be Confirmed by LNP

Have your say

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Here you can send a quick email direct to this Neighbourhood Team. Simply write your message and click 'Submit'.

If you wish to be contacted about your query, then please include a telephone number or email address in the message.

This form is not for reporting a crime - in an emergency always dial 999, in a non-emergency call 0345 113 5000. For general enquiries view the main West Midlands Police website.