Priority One - Speeding Vehicles

The issue is one of speeding vehicles in residential areas of Broughton and Appleby. The reports from members of the public indicate Appleby Lane, Southview, Ermine Street and High Street in Broughton and Ermine Street in Appleby. Roads Policing Officers have attended regularly both in Broughton and Appleby and dealt with offenders by means of speed seminar and Fixed Penalty notices.

Priority Two - Youths Causing Annoyance -- High Street Broughton

Historically complaints have revolved around the High Street area and the sports centre on Scawby Road, Broughton. In recent times complaint from one individual has centred on the car park of the Red Lion pub off the High Street, Broughton but no evidence has been found to support this complaint. There have been few calls regarding this in the last month.

Priority Three - Dog Fouling

This is a matter dealt with by Nth Lincs Council Neighbourhood Services Team who require details of dog owners who allow their dogs to foul the area. They will then be dealt with. There has been a recent report of dog fouling where the owner was identified and has been visited by the council dog warden. No information is available at this time as to what action was taken.

Speeding Vehicles.

The issue is one of speeding vehicles in residential areas of Broughton and Appleby. The reports from members of the public indicate Appleby Lane, Southview, Ermine Street and High Street in Broughton and Ermine Street in Appleby. Roads Policing Officers have attended regularly both in Broughton and Appleby and dealt with offenders by means of speed seminar and Fixed Penalty notices.
Within the last month traffic units have deployed into the area to conduct speed checks and enforcement action.

Dog Fouling.

This is a matter dealt with by Nth Lincs Council Neighbourhood Services Team who require details of dog owners who allow their dogs to foul the area. They will then be dealt with. There has been a recent report of dog fouling where the owner was identified and has been visited by the council dog warden. No information is available at this time as to what action was taken.

Speeding Vehicles.

The issue is one of speeding vehicles in residential areas of Broughton and Appleby. The reports from members of the public indicate Appleby Lane, Southview, Ermine Street and High Street in Broughton and Ermine Street in Appleby. Roads Policing Officers have attended regularly both in Broughton and Appleby and dealt with offenders by means of speed seminar and Fixed Penalty notices.
Within the last month traffic units have deployed into the area to conduct speed checks and enforcement action.

Youths Causing Annoyance - High Street Broughton.

Historically complaints have revolved around the High Street area and the sports centre on Scawby Road, Broughton. In recent times there have been complaints centred on the car park of the Red Lion pub off the High Street, Broughton but no evidence has been found to support this.
There have been few calls regarding this in the last month.
Patrols will continue in these areas and positive action when appropriate.

Speeding Vehicles

The issue is speeding vehicles in residential areas of Broughton & Appleby. Reports from members of the public indicate Appleby Lane, Southview, Ermine Street and High Street in Broughton and Ermine Street in appleby as being the main problem areas.

Roads Policing Officers have attended regularly as per the speed reduction strategy both in Broughton and Appleby. They have dealt with offenders by means of speed seminar and Fixed Penalty Notices.

Parking/Noise issues St Bernards Close, Broughton - The issue is reports of parking and noise issues in St Bernards Close. The main area of complaint has been the preparation and transportation of stock cars and banger cars at private residences.

Letters have been sent out to all residents of St Bernards Close to assess the extent of the problem. These are being collated by the Safer Neighbourhood team in Scunthorpe for consideration of a course of action.

No alcohol zone application - Members of the Broughton Town Council and a Neighbourhood Watch coordinator have been campaigning for a No alcohol zone in Broughton. It was agreed at the last meeting of the N.A.T that this would become a priority to determine whether it was viable.

Monitoring of calls for service which will indicate whether or not such an order is required. These figures will be presented to the next NAT meeting on 22/01/13

Speeding Vehicles

The issue is speeding vehicles in residential areas of Broughton & Appleby. Reports from members of the public indicate Appleby Lane, Southview, Ermine Street and High Street in Broughton and Ermine Street in Appleby as being the main problem areas.
Roads Policing Officers have attended regularly as per the speed reduction strategy both in Broughton and Appleby. They have dealt with offenders by means of speed seminar and Fixed Penalty Notices.

Parking/Noise issues St Bernards Close, Broughton

The issue is reports of parking and noise issues in St Bernards Close. The main area of complaint has been the preparation and transportation of stock cars and banger cars at private residences.
Action Taken:

Letters have been sent out to all residents of St Bernards Close to assess the extent of the problem. These are being collated by the Safer Neighbourhood team in Scunthorpe for consideration of a course of action. To date there have been few replies.

No alcohol zone application

Members of the Broughton Town Council and a Neighbourhood Watch coordinator have been campaigning for a No Alcohol zone in Broughton. It was agreed at the last meeting of the N.A.T in July 2012 that this would become a priority to determine whether it was viable.

Action Taken
Monitoring of calls for service which will indicate whether or not such an order is required. These figures were presented to the Neighbourhood Action Team meeting on 22/01/13 and it was decided that there are insufficient calls for service nor alcohol related crime that would justify the application. It was decided that such an application was not viable.

Speeding Vehicles. The issue is speeding vehicles in residential areas of Broughton & Appleby. Reports from members of the public indicate Appleby Lane, Southview, Ermine Street and High Street in Broughton and Ermine Street in Appleby as being the main problem areas.

Roads Policing Officers have attended regularly as per the speed reduction strategy both in Broughton and Appleby. They have dealt with offenders by means of speed seminar and Fixed Penalty Notices.

The issue is reports of parking and noise issues in St Bernards Close. The main area of complaint has been the preparation and transportation of stock cars and banger cars at private residences.

Letters have been sent out to all residents of St Bernards Close to assess the extent of the problem. These are being collated by the Safer Neighbourhood team in Scunthorpe for consideration of a course of action. To date there have been few replies. There has also been a mediation meeting arranged between some of the parties involved which we await the result of.

No alcohol zone application. Members of the Broughton Town Council and a Neighbourhood Watch coordinator have been campaigning for a No Alcohol zone in Broughton. It was agreed at the last meeting of the N.A.T that this would become a priority to determine whether it was viable.

Monitoring of calls for service which will indicate whether or not such an order is required. These figures were presented to the Neighbourhood Action Team meeting on 22/01/13 and it was decided that there are insufficient calls for service nor alcohol related crime that would justify the application. It was decided that such an application was not viable.

Priority One - Speeding Vehicles

The issue is speeding vehicles in residential areas of Broughton & Appleby. Reports from members of the public indicate Appleby Lane, Southview, Ermine Street and High Street in Broughton and Ermine Street in Appleby as being the main problem areas.
Action Taken:

Roads Policing Officers have attended regularly as per the speed reduction strategy both in Broughton and Appleby. They have dealt with offenders by means of speed seminar and Fixed Penalty Notices.

Priority Two - Parking/Noise issues St Bernards Close, Broughton

The issue is reports of parking and noise issues in St Bernards Close. The main area of complaint has been the preparation and transportation of stock cars and banger cars at private residences.

Action Taken:
Letters have been sent out to all residents of St Bernards Close to assess the extent of the problem. These are being collated by the Safer Neighbourhood team in Scunthorpe for consideration of a course of action. To date there have been few replies. There has been a further call for service re neighbours at variance, one party has received a Police Information Notice as a result and been warned re their future conduct. The planned mediation has not taken place due to issues around participants.

Priority Three - No alcohol zone application

Members of the Broughton Town Council and a Neighbourhood Watch coordinator have been campaigning for a No Alcohol zone in Broughton. It was agreed at the last meeting of the N.A.T that this would become a priority to determine whether it was viable.
Action Taken:
Monitoring of calls for service which will indicate whether or not such an order is required. These figures were presented to the Neighbourhood Action Team meeting on 22/01/13 and it was decided that there are insufficient calls for service nor alcohol related crime that would justify the application. It was decided that such an application was not viable.

Priority One - No priorities

Following the latest NAT meeting it was agreed there are no issues which need to be priorities at this time.

Action Taken:

As above, no action required.