Welcome to Willerby and Kirkella

Graffiti

Issue: – The main sites in which we experience graffiti are on the King George V playing fields, Gorton Rd, Willerby. The sports pavilion in this location has on occasions had graffiti sprayed on it and in the immediate area. In addition small sites have been found around the Haltemprice Sports Centre particularly around the Five-a-side Courts.

Action: – The Sports Pavilion was cleaned up using high pressure hoses and duly painted. This has left the area tidy and in a presentable and acceptable state of repair. This clean up was carried out on Thursday 13th May 2010 and was carried out by the Community Payback Team. We also liaise closely with local schools arts departments and the local press by publishing Graffiti images in the Hull Daily Mail with a view to identifying the culprits. It is also possible to match Graffiti “Tags” to school pupils due to their practise at the “Tags” on school stationary. As a neighbourhood team we also carry out high visibility patrols in the historical graffiti sites in an attempt to prevent sites being used by offenders.

August Graffitti Update

The neighbourhood Team at Kirkella have liaised with the British Transport Team and shared information in relation to Graffitti Tags on which the British Transport Team already have identified perpetrators. The information has identified similar tags and graffiti in our local area and positive action will be taken if specific tags identify offenders.

Speeding

Action: – We have received recent reports from members of the public regarding speeding in the Wolfreton Road/Aston Road and Springfield Way areas of Anlaby. An assessment and profile of the perceived speeding will be carried out in due course and if this highlights offending motorists prevention and enforcement will be implemented proportionately and in line with road safety objectives.

UPDATE

Speed prevention was carried out on Friday 25th June 2010 by the Local Neighbourhood Team on Aston Rd, Willerby. A number of vehicles passed the visual speed display static sign and some vehicles gave indications of excessive speed. In excess of 50 vehicles were checked in a half hour period around rush hour and only a small minority exceeded the 20 mph speed limit in this location. Advice letters will be forwarded to registered keepers in the first instance and enforcement will take place in the future if the speeding issues continue.

Anti Social Behaviour

Update on previous priority: Anti Social Behaviour is always an on-going problem and as we move into the summer nights we are aware that this problem can increase. This problem is on occasions amplified by the perpetrators use of alcohol and controlled substances. A scheme targeting the abuse local supermarket staff suffer when they refuse to serve alcohol due to their 25 year/plus Alcohol sales policy is identifying local youths who are the main offenders.

Issue: – Anti – Social Behaviour

Action: – A pro-active response to under age alcohol sales has recovered a number of False ID cards used by persons attempting to purchase alcohol under the age limit in contravention of the Supermarkets alcohol sales policy. We also monitor the Supermarket CCTV footage when we have been made aware of persons who have become abusive when they have been refused alcohol due to their age and demeanour. Images will and can be published so that persons responsible can be held to account for their actions and behaviour.

Record of Community Engagement July 2010

01/07/10 Wolfreton upper school 300+ Intel gathering re an alleged fight Noone aware of any fight. 7802
02/07/10 School Patrol 200+ School patrol at Willerby Carr Lane primary No Concerns 7718
02/07/10 Retail Visits 60+ Sainsburys,Boots,Post office,Woodheads,lloyds,Atlanta,Mark Barley,Xclusiv no concerns 7718
05/07/10 Underbridge news 5 Spoke to management and customers, found property handed to me and booked into property. No other concerns raised 7802
07/07/10 St Andrews Primary School Kirk Ella 200+ St Andrews school. Engage with lollypop staff, pupils and parents No concerns 7802
07/07/10 St Andrews primary school 60 Assist school with school walk yr1s Successful 7802
09/07/10 St Andrew Pre School Kirk Ella 30+ spoke to 3-4 year olds in relation to stranger danger and road safety 7666
10/07/10 Kirk Ella Police Station 10 Cycle coding day Successful 7802
10/07/10 Police Surgery 10+ Willerby Methodist church spoke with a few members of public no issues apart from ongoing issue with Mr Broadley 7666
13/07/10 St Andrews Primary 300 St Andrews school. Engage with lollypop staff, pupils and parents no concerns 7802
15/07/10 School Visit 40 Alcohol/False ID Cards, Assembly 6th form 7718
15/07/10 Retail Visits 50+ Sainburys,Boots,willerby newsagent,Woodheads,Boots,Xclusiv,Mark Barley,Tesco 7718
15/07/10 School Visit 300+ Wolfreton Lower Liaised with parents/pupils/staff 7718
16/07/10 School Visit 200+ St Andrews Primary School,traffic Duty no concerns 7718
22/07/10 Speed awareness church lane Kirk Ella 15 Speed awareness i/c with parish councillor and complainant. No speeding problems brought to attention 7802

May 2010

Graffiti

Action: Since our last update we are in the process of organising a clean up day in our area. This will be in partnership with safer communities and in essence will help to smarten up the general area and clear away the graffiti which blights certain areas. Prior to this, photographs are being taken by your team in an effort to build up a folder of graffiti tags and general graffiti which we can keep on record and make every effort through the media and local schools to identify the offenders. Unfortunately this problem is not unique to our area and is very much ongoing in many other areas of the country. With this in mind as well as going into our schools to try and positively identify the offenders we are also in the process of speaking to the local schools in relation to setting up visits to speak with pupils in relation to re-educating them not to commit these offences.

Speeding

Action: If you remember from our previous update we mentioned at great length where the speed board had been deployed in your area. In essence since that last update we have had no further complaints from our residents in relation to speeding vehicles. Saying this we remain vigilant and aware that this problem could and quite often does crop up. With this in mind and with help of our colleagues within the roads policing department we have arranged for two local special constables to attend the pro laser course so that when any offences are committed we can utilise our colleagues in the special constabulary and pro actively react to this problem.

Anti Social Behaviour

Action: We have dealt with several offences of Anti Social Behaviour throughout this month and have sent 3 Fairway Letters to the offenders as well as seizing alcohol on 2 occasions.

We continue to have a good working relationship with Wolfreton School and are constantly liaising with the school in an effort to educate the pupils in how to behave when not on school premises. We continue to have strong links with our local stores and will not tolerate Anti Social Behaviour towards stores staff.

We continue to run Twilight football on Friday Evenings in term time only between 1930hrs and 2100hrs at the local Haltemprice leisure centre in an effort to get the youth of the area into sport.

If you feel you as a local resident are experiencing any Anti Social Behaviour of any form please contact us and tell us if we are not aware we cant deal with it and we want you to feel that you can approach us.

Graffiti

Issue: – The main sites in which we experience graffiti are on the King George V playing fields, Gorton Rd, Willerby. The sports pavilion in this location has on occasions had graffiti sprayed on it and in the immediate area. In addition small sites have been found around the Haltemprice Sports Centre particularly around the Five-a-side Courts.

Action: – The Sports Pavilion was cleaned up using high pressure hoses and duly painted. This has left the area tidy and in a presentable and acceptable state of repair. This clean up was carried out on Thursday 13th May 2010 and was carried out by the Community Payback Team. We also liaise closely with local schools arts departments and the local press by publishing Graffiti images in the Hull Daily Mail with a view to identifying the culprits. It is also possible to match Graffiti “Tags” to school pupils due to their practise at the “Tags” on school stationary. As a neighbourhood team we also carry out high visibility patrols in the historical graffiti sites in an attempt to prevent sites being used by offenders.

August Graffitti Update

The neighbourhood Team at Kirkella have liaised with the British Transport Team and shared information in relation to Graffitti Tags on which the British Transport Team already have identified perpetrators. The information has identified similar tags and graffiti in our local area and positive action will be taken if specific tags identify offenders.

Speeding

Action: – We have received recent reports from members of the public regarding speeding in the Wolfreton Road/Aston Road and Springfield Way areas of Anlaby. An assessment and profile of the perceived speeding will be carried out in due course and if this highlights offending motorists prevention and enforcement will be implemented proportionately and in line with road safety objectives.

UPDATE ; Speed prevention was carried out on Friday 25th June 2010 by the Local Neighbourhood Team on Aston Rd, Willerby. A number of vehicles passed the visual speed display static sign and some vehicles gave indications of excessive speed. In excess of 50 vehicles were checked in a half hour period around rush hour and only a small minority exceeded the 20 mph speed limit in this location. Advice letters will be forwarded to registered keepers in the first instance and enforcement will take place in the future if the speeding issues continue.

Anti Social Behaviour

Update on previous priority: Anti Social Behaviour is always an on-going problem and as we move into the summer nights we are aware that this problem can increase. This problem is on occasions amplified by the perpetrators use of alcohol and controlled substances. A scheme targeting the abuse local supermarket staff suffer when they refuse to serve alcohol due to their 25 year/plus Alcohol sales policy is identifying local youths who are the main offenders.

Issue: – Anti – Social Behaviour

Action: – A pro-active response to under age alcohol sales has recovered a number of False ID cards used by persons attempting to purchase alcohol under the age limit in contravention of the Supermarkets alcohol sales policy. We also monitor the Supermarket CCTV footage when we have been made aware of persons who have become abusive when they have been refused alcohol due to their age and demeanour. Images will and can be published so that persons responsible can be held to account for their actions and behaviour.

Record of Community Engagement July 2010

01/07/10 Wolfreton upper school 300+ Intel gathering re an alleged fight Noone aware of any fight. 7802
02/07/10 School Patrol 200+ School patrol at Willerby Carr Lane primary No Concerns 7718
02/07/10 Retail Visits 60+ Sainsburys,Boots,Post office,Woodheads,lloyds,Atlanta,Mark Barley,Xclusiv no concerns 7718
05/07/10 Underbridge news 5 Spoke to management and customers, found property handed to me and booked into property. No other concerns raised 7802
07/07/10 St Andrews Primary School Kirk Ella 200+ St Andrews school. Engage with lollypop staff, pupils and parents No concerns 7802
07/07/10 St Andrews primary school 60 Assist school with school walk yr1s Successful 7802
09/07/10 St Andrew Pre School Kirk Ella 30+ spoke to 3-4 year olds in relation to stranger danger and road safety 7666
10/07/10 Kirk Ella Police Station 10 Cycle coding day Successful 7802
10/07/10 Police Surgery 10+ Willerby Methodist church spoke with a few members of public no issues apart from ongoing issue with Mr Broadley 7666
13/07/10 St Andrews Primary 300 St Andrews school. Engage with lollypop staff, pupils and parents no concerns 7802
15/07/10 School Visit 40 Alcohol/False ID Cards, Assembly 6th form 7718
15/07/10 Retail Visits 50+ Sainburys,Boots,willerby newsagent,Woodheads,Boots,Xclusiv,Mark Barley,Tesco 7718
15/07/10 School Visit 300+ Wolfreton Lower Liaised with parents/pupils/staff 7718
16/07/10 School Visit 200+ St Andrews Primary School,traffic Duty no concerns 7718
22/07/10 Speed awareness church lane Kirk Ella 15 Speed awareness i/c with parish councillor and complainant. No speeding problems brought to attention 7802

May 2010

Graffiti

Action: Since our last update we are in the process of organising a clean up day in our area. This will be in partnership with safer communities and in essence will help to smarten up the general area and clear away the graffiti which blights certain areas. Prior to this, photographs are being taken by your team in an effort to build up a folder of graffiti tags and general graffiti which we can keep on record and make every effort through the media and local schools to identify the offenders. Unfortunately this problem is not unique to our area and is very much ongoing in many other areas of the country. With this in mind as well as going into our schools to try and positively identify the offenders we are also in the process of speaking to the local schools in relation to setting up visits to speak with pupils in relation to re-educating them not to commit these offences.

Speeding

Action: If you remember from our previous update we mentioned at great length where the speed board had been deployed in your area. In essence since that last update we have had no further complaints from our residents in relation to speeding vehicles. Saying this we remain vigilant and aware that this problem could and quite often does crop up. With this in mind and with help of our colleagues within the roads policing department we have arranged for two local special constables to attend the pro laser course so that when any offences are committed we can utilise our colleagues in the special constabulary and pro actively react to this problem.

Anti Social Behaviour

Action: We have dealt with several offences of Anti Social Behaviour throughout this month and have sent 3 Fairway Letters to the offenders as well as seizing alcohol on 2 occasions.

We continue to have a good working relationship with Wolfreton School and are constantly liaising with the school in an effort to educate the pupils in how to behave when not on school premises. We continue to have strong links with our local stores and will not tolerate Anti Social Behaviour towards stores staff.

We continue to run Twilight football on Friday Evenings in term time only between 1930hrs and 2100hrs at the local Haltemprice leisure centre in an effort to get the youth of the area into sport.

If you feel you as a local resident are experiencing any Anti Social Behaviour of any form please contact us and tell us if we are not aware we cant deal with it and we want you to feel that you can approach us.

Graffiti

Issue: – The main sites in which we experience graffiti are on the King George V playing fields, Gorton Rd, Willerby. The sports pavilion in this location has on occasions had graffiti sprayed on it and in the immediate area. In addition small sites have been found around the Haltemprice Sports Centre particularly around the Five-a-side Courts.

Action: – The Sports Pavilion was cleaned up using high pressure hoses and duly painted. This has left the area tidy and in a presentable and acceptable state of repair. This clean up was carried out on Thursday 13th May 2010 and was carried out by the Community Payback Team. We also liaise closely with local schools arts departments and the local press by publishing Graffiti images in the Hull Daily Mail with a view to identifying the culprits. It is also possible to match Graffiti “Tags” to school pupils due to their practise at the “Tags” on school stationary. As a neighbourhood team we also carry out high visibility patrols in the historical graffiti sites in an attempt to prevent sites being used by offenders.

August Graffitti Update

The neighbourhood Team at Kirkella have liaised with the British Transport Team and shared information in relation to Graffitti Tags on which the British Transport Team already have identified perpetrators. The information has identified similar tags and graffiti in our local area and positive action will be taken if specific tags identify offenders.

Speeding

Action: – We have received recent reports from members of the public regarding speeding in the Wolfreton Road/Aston Road and Springfield Way areas of Anlaby. An assessment and profile of the perceived speeding will be carried out in due course and if this highlights offending motorists prevention and enforcement will be implemented proportionately and in line with road safety objectives.

UPDATE ; Speed prevention was carried out on Friday 25th June 2010 by the Local Neighbourhood Team on Aston Rd, Willerby. A number of vehicles passed the visual speed display static sign and some vehicles gave indications of excessive speed. In excess of 50 vehicles were checked in a half hour period around rush hour and only a small minority exceeded the 20 mph speed limit in this location. Advice letters will be forwarded to registered keepers in the first instance and enforcement will take place in the future if the speeding issues continue.

Anti Social Behaviour

Update on previous priority: Anti Social Behaviour is always an on-going problem and as we move into the summer nights we are aware that this problem can increase. This problem is on occasions amplified by the perpetrators use of alcohol and controlled substances. A scheme targeting the abuse local supermarket staff suffer when they refuse to serve alcohol due to their 25 year/plus Alcohol sales policy is identifying local youths who are the main offenders.

Issue: – Anti – Social Behaviour

Action: – A pro-active response to under age alcohol sales has recovered a number of False ID cards used by persons attempting to purchase alcohol under the age limit in contravention of the Supermarkets alcohol sales policy. We also monitor the Supermarket CCTV footage when we have been made aware of persons who have become abusive when they have been refused alcohol due to their age and demeanour. Images will and can be published so that persons responsible can be held to account for their actions and behaviour.

Record of Community Engagement July 2010

01/07/10 Wolfreton upper school 300+ Intel gathering re an alleged fight Noone aware of any fight. 7802
02/07/10 School Patrol 200+ School patrol at Willerby Carr Lane primary No Concerns 7718
02/07/10 Retail Visits 60+ Sainsburys,Boots,Post office,Woodheads,lloyds,Atlanta,Mark Barley,Xclusiv no concerns 7718
05/07/10 Underbridge news 5 Spoke to management and customers, found property handed to me and booked into property. No other concerns raised 7802
07/07/10 St Andrews Primary School Kirk Ella 200+ St Andrews school. Engage with lollypop staff, pupils and parents No concerns 7802
07/07/10 St Andrews primary school 60 Assist school with school walk yr1s Successful 7802
09/07/10 St Andrew Pre School Kirk Ella 30+ spoke to 3-4 year olds in relation to stranger danger and road safety 7666
10/07/10 Kirk Ella Police Station 10 Cycle coding day Successful 7802
10/07/10 Police Surgery 10+ Willerby Methodist church spoke with a few members of public no issues apart from ongoing issue with Mr Broadley 7666
13/07/10 St Andrews Primary 300 St Andrews school. Engage with lollypop staff, pupils and parents no concerns 7802
15/07/10 School Visit 40 Alcohol/False ID Cards, Assembly 6th form 7718
15/07/10 Retail Visits 50+ Sainburys,Boots,willerby newsagent,Woodheads,Boots,Xclusiv,Mark Barley,Tesco 7718
15/07/10 School Visit 300+ Wolfreton Lower Liaised with parents/pupils/staff 7718
16/07/10 School Visit 200+ St Andrews Primary School,traffic Duty no concerns 7718
22/07/10 Speed awareness church lane Kirk Ella 15 Speed awareness i/c with parish councillor and complainant. No speeding problems brought to attention 7802

May 2010

Graffiti

Action: Since our last update we are in the process of organising a clean up day in our area. This will be in partnership with safer communities and in essence will help to smarten up the general area and clear away the graffiti which blights certain areas. Prior to this, photographs are being taken by your team in an effort to build up a folder of graffiti tags and general graffiti which we can keep on record and make every effort through the media and local schools to identify the offenders. Unfortunately this problem is not unique to our area and is very much ongoing in many other areas of the country. With this in mind as well as going into our schools to try and positively identify the offenders we are also in the process of speaking to the local schools in relation to setting up visits to speak with pupils in relation to re-educating them not to commit these offences.

Speeding

Action: If you remember from our previous update we mentioned at great length where the speed board had been deployed in your area. In essence since that last update we have had no further complaints from our residents in relation to speeding vehicles. Saying this we remain vigilant and aware that this problem could and quite often does crop up. With this in mind and with help of our colleagues within the roads policing department we have arranged for two local special constables to attend the pro laser course so that when any offences are committed we can utilise our colleagues in the special constabulary and pro actively react to this problem.

Anti Social Behaviour

Action: We have dealt with several offences of Anti Social Behaviour throughout this month and have sent 3 Fairway Letters to the offenders as well as seizing alcohol on 2 occasions.

We continue to have a good working relationship with Wolfreton School and are constantly liaising with the school in an effort to educate the pupils in how to behave when not on school premises. We continue to have strong links with our local stores and will not tolerate Anti Social Behaviour towards stores staff.

We continue to run Twilight football on Friday Evenings in term time only between 1930hrs and 2100hrs at the local Haltemprice leisure centre in an effort to get the youth of the area into sport.

If you feel you as a local resident are experiencing any Anti Social Behaviour of any form please contact us and tell us if we are not aware we cant deal with it and we want you to feel that you can approach us.