Shrewsbury Rural West

Issue :
Anti Social Behaviour
You said :
This is a priority for the next 3 months, based on community concerns.

We will :
- Deal robustly with people committing anti-social behaviour, making use of available legislation to divert offenders and prevent harm
- Ensure officers are visible in areas of heightened concern
- Conduct further neighbourhood priority surveys to identify areas of focus

We did:
- Patrols to known ASB Bayston Hill hot spots, village Shops, Play areas and Top field. Negative for ASB at this time 01/07
- Patrol to Bayston Hill Scout Hut Reports of ASB, foot patrol to immediate area of Scout Hut, Neighbours spoken to and hut secured 02/07.
- Cardington Surgery in village, foot patrol of village and engagement with Villagers, Further Patrols of local Farms. 02/07
- Patrols to Upon Magna and Withington, Recent ASB in UM church yard foot patrol in this area no issues. 03/07
- Atcham Surgery in village, foot patrol of village and engagement with Villagers. 03/07
- Early evening patrol of Bayston Hill ASB Hot spots, to include Shops, top field and old Scout Hut now boarded, MOP spoken to in reference to Scout Hut. 03/07
- Patrol of Upton Magna to include Surgery with residents, D Carter (Parish Council)spoken to re local issues. 04/07
- Attended Sus Circs Eaton Constantine to include patrol of village, surrounding farms and engagement with MOP. 04/07
- Condover Village patrol of known ASB hot spots kids spoken to at woodland park no issues. 04/07
- Bayston Hill ASB hot spot patrol (evening) no youths sighted.04/07
- Patrol and Surgery in Church Pulverbatch.10/07

Issue :
Road Safety
You said :
This is a priority for the next 3 months, based on community concerns.

We will:
- focus police visibility on high risk locations
- consider speed surveys and enforcement
We did:
- Atcham Speed monitoring in 40mph zone. 03/07
- Condover speed survey 30mph zone 30 vehicles average speed 26mph 04/07
- Pulverbatch speed survey 30mph zone 40 vehicles average speed 28mph 10/07

Issue :
Drug Activity
You said :
This is a priority for the next 3 months, based on community concerns.

We will:
- Deal robustly with people committing offences, making use of available legislation to divert offenders and prevent harm.
- Ensure officers are visible in areas of heightened concern.
- Conduct further neighbourhood surveys to identify areas of concern.
- Provide crime prevention advice to local neighbourhoods being targeted by offenders
We did:
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To be visible, accessible and responsive

Maintaining a strong presence across our communities through high-visibility patrols, targeted operations and regular engagement opportunities in areas identified through community concerns, crime patterns and local intelligence.
These patrols are designed not only to deter criminal activity and anti-social behaviour but also to provide opportunities for residents to speak with us directly about issues affecting their community.
Community engagement remains a priority. Through police surgeries, Mobile Police Stations, community meetings and local events, we are committed to listening to your concerns and working collaboratively with residents, businesses and partner agencies to tackle local issues.
We will continue to advertise and host police surgeries and mobile police stations to provide an opportunity for residents to meet us in an informal setting. These sessions allow you to discuss concerns, report ongoing issues, seek crime prevention advice and find out more about the work we do.
We will provide regular updates on social media, Neighbourhood Matters and local meetings, we will continue to share information about policing activity, community issues, ongoing initiatives and successful outcomes