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South Yorkshire Police - Rotherham Central Neighbourhood
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Rotherham Central Neighbourhood
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Senior Officer Details
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Neighbourhood Officer Details
I am Inspector John Crapper and I lead the Rotherham Central Neighbourhood Team.
This covers the areas of Keppel, Rotherham West, Boston Castle and Rotherham East. We will be working towards the force’s three priorities of tackling crime and anti-social behaviour; protecting vulnerable people; treating people fairly. We will apply these objectives to the concerns of the residents in Rotherham. We will also work closely with Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council to work towards these aims.
Economic prosperity is key to improving the lives of the people who live in Rotherham and so we will seek to support the businesses in our area of Rotherham. We will also do our best to ensure that people are able to enjoy a good quality of life where they live.
Covers the ward area of Boston Castle, which includes Sitwell and the town centre.
Covers the Rotheham West ward, which includes Ferham, Kimberworth, Masbrough, Meadowbank and Bradgate.
Covers the Keppel ward, which includes Greasbrough, Wingfield, Kimberworth Park and Thorpe Hesley.
Covers Keppel and Rotherham West wards
Covers the Rotherham East ward, which includes Eastwood and East Dene.
Covers the Boston Castle ward, which covers Sitwell and the town centre.
Covers the Rotheham West ward, which includes Ferham, Kimberworth, Masbrough, Meadowbank and Bradgate.
I am Inspector John Crapper and I lead the Rotherham Central Neighbourhood Team.
This covers the areas of Keppel, Rotherham West, Boston Castle and Rotherham East. We will be working towards the force’s three priorities of tackling crime and anti-social behaviour; protecting vulnerable people; treating people fairly. We will apply these objectives to the concerns of the residents in Rotherham. We will also work closely with Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council to work towards these aims.
Economic prosperity is key to improving the lives of the people who live in Rotherham and so we will seek to support the businesses in our area of Rotherham. We will also do our best to ensure that people are able to enjoy a good quality of life where they live.
Covers the ward area of Rotherham East, which includes Eastwood and East Dene.
Covers the Rotherham East ward, which includes Eastwood and East Dene.
Covers the Keppel ward, which includes Greasbrough, Wingfield, Kimberworth Park and Thorpe Hesley.
Covers the Keppel ward, which includes Greasbrough, Wingfield, Kimberworth Park and Thorpe Hesley.
Covers the areas of Boston Castle and Rotherham East
Covers the Rotheham West ward, which includes Ferham, Kimberworth, Masbrough, Meadowbank and Bradgate.
Covers the Rotherham East ward, which includes Eastwood and East Dene.
Covers the ward area of Boston Castle, which includes Sitwell and the town centre.
Covers the Rotheham West ward, which includes Ferham, Kimberworth, Masbrough, Meadowbank and Bradgate.
Covers the Keppel ward, which includes Greasbrough, Wingfield, Kimberworth Park and Thorpe Hesley.
Covers Keppel and Rotherham West wards
Covers the Rotherham East ward, which includes Eastwood and East Dene.
Covers the Boston Castle ward, which covers Sitwell and the town centre.
Covers the Rotheham West ward, which includes Ferham, Kimberworth, Masbrough, Meadowbank and Bradgate.
I am Inspector John Crapper and I lead the Rotherham Central Neighbourhood Team.
This covers the areas of Keppel, Rotherham West, Boston Castle and Rotherham East. We will be working towards the force’s three priorities of tackling crime and anti-social behaviour; protecting vulnerable people; treating people fairly. We will apply these objectives to the concerns of the residents in Rotherham. We will also work closely with Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council to work towards these aims.
Economic prosperity is key to improving the lives of the people who live in Rotherham and so we will seek to support the businesses in our area of Rotherham. We will also do our best to ensure that people are able to enjoy a good quality of life where they live.
Covers the ward area of Rotherham East, which includes Eastwood and East Dene.
Covers the Rotherham East ward, which includes Eastwood and East Dene.
Covers the Keppel ward, which includes Greasbrough, Wingfield, Kimberworth Park and Thorpe Hesley.
Covers the Keppel ward, which includes Greasbrough, Wingfield, Kimberworth Park and Thorpe Hesley.
Covers the areas of Boston Castle and Rotherham East
Covers the Rotheham West ward, which includes Ferham, Kimberworth, Masbrough, Meadowbank and Bradgate.
Covers the Rotherham East ward, which includes Eastwood and East Dene.
Covers the ward area of Boston Castle, which includes Sitwell and the town centre.
Covers the Rotheham West ward, which includes Ferham, Kimberworth, Masbrough, Meadowbank and Bradgate.
Covers the Keppel ward, which includes Greasbrough, Wingfield, Kimberworth Park and Thorpe Hesley.
Covers Keppel and Rotherham West wards
Covers the Rotherham East ward, which includes Eastwood and East Dene.
Covers the Boston Castle ward, which covers Sitwell and the town centre.
Covers the Rotheham West ward, which includes Ferham, Kimberworth, Masbrough, Meadowbank and Bradgate.
I am Inspector John Crapper and I lead the Rotherham Central Neighbourhood Team.
This covers the areas of Keppel, Rotherham West, Boston Castle and Rotherham East. We will be working towards the force’s three priorities of tackling crime and anti-social behaviour; protecting vulnerable people; treating people fairly. We will apply these objectives to the concerns of the residents in Rotherham. We will also work closely with Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council to work towards these aims.
Economic prosperity is key to improving the lives of the people who live in Rotherham and so we will seek to support the businesses in our area of Rotherham. We will also do our best to ensure that people are able to enjoy a good quality of life where they live.
Covers the ward area of Rotherham East, which includes Eastwood and East Dene.
Covers the Rotherham East ward, which includes Eastwood and East Dene.
Covers the Keppel ward, which includes Greasbrough, Wingfield, Kimberworth Park and Thorpe Hesley.
Covers the Keppel ward, which includes Greasbrough, Wingfield, Kimberworth Park and Thorpe Hesley.
Rather than having a specific geographical area, Richard is the constable who is dedicated to problem solving issues in the private rented sector.
Covers the areas of Boston Castle and Rotherham East
Covers the Rotheham West ward, which includes Ferham, Kimberworth, Masbrough, Meadowbank and Bradgate.
Covers the Rotherham East ward, which includes Eastwood and East Dene.
Covers the ward area of Boston Castle, which includes Sitwell and the town centre.
Covers the Rotheham West ward, which includes Ferham, Kimberworth, Masbrough, Meadowbank and Bradgate.
Covers the Keppel ward, which includes Greasbrough, Wingfield, Kimberworth Park and Thorpe Hesley.
Covers Keppel and Rotherham West wards
Covers the Rotherham East ward, which includes Eastwood and East Dene.
Covers the Boston Castle ward, which covers Sitwell and the town centre.
Covers the Rotheham West ward, which includes Ferham, Kimberworth, Masbrough, Meadowbank and Bradgate.
I am Inspector John Crapper and I lead the Rotherham Central Neighbourhood Team.
This covers the areas of Keppel, Rotherham West, Boston Castle and Rotherham East. We will be working towards the force’s three priorities of tackling crime and anti-social behaviour; protecting vulnerable people; treating people fairly. We will apply these objectives to the concerns of the residents in Rotherham. We will also work closely with Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council to work towards these aims.
Economic prosperity is key to improving the lives of the people who live in Rotherham and so we will seek to support the businesses in our area of Rotherham. We will also do our best to ensure that people are able to enjoy a good quality of life where they live.
Covers the ward area of Rotherham East, which includes Eastwood and East Dene.
Covers the Rotherham East ward, which includes Eastwood and East Dene.
Covers the Keppel ward, which includes Greasbrough, Wingfield, Kimberworth Park and Thorpe Hesley.
Covers the Keppel ward, which includes Greasbrough, Wingfield, Kimberworth Park and Thorpe Hesley.
Rather than having a specific geographical area, Richard is the constable who is dedicated to problem solving issues in the private rented sector.
Covers the areas of Boston Castle and Rotherham East
Covers the Rotheham West ward, which includes Ferham, Kimberworth, Masbrough, Meadowbank and Bradgate.
Covers the Rotherham East ward, which includes Eastwood and East Dene.
Locations
Riverside House Police Station
Main Street Rotherham, S60 1QY
Priorities
25 Jan 2019 | Town centre - concerns raised about anti-social behaviour, street drinking and begging Response (25 Jan 2019)Working in partnership with RMBC - street wardens and Licensing to reduce the opportunity for street drinking. PSPO enforcement through issuing tickets, joint patrols and problem-solving plans. Partnership plans around begging with support and enforcement in relation to specific individuals |
25 Jan 2019 | Canklow - anti-social behaviour around the area of the school by local youths and other named individuals Response (25 Jan 2019)In partnership with RMBC, action has been progressed against a number of individuals. ABCs have been issued. Action being taken in relation to tenancies. Agreement to install CCTV in the area |
25 Jan 2019 | Clifton Park - concerns of anti-social behaviour, substance misuse and sexual activity in the park Response (25 Jan 2019)Regular joint patrols with park rangers, and monitoring of CCTV covering key areas of the park. Positive action taken in terms of offences committed, and appropriate safeguarding referrals for vulnerable people. |
25 Jan 2019 | ASB by young people around Hungerhill shops Response (25 Jan 2019)Regular patrols and discussion with RMBC to install CCTV at the location |
25 Jan 2019 | Eastwood - vehicle nuisance, anti-social behaviour, drug misuse and concerns around sexual activity taking place. Two key areas of concern Pocket Park and Eldon Road playing fields Response (25 Jan 2019)Patrol plan in place, regular joint patrols with RMBC street warden. Robust action taken to seize vehicles driven in anti-social manner. Plans for both locations with partners, floodlighting and CCTV installed at the park. Plans to reduce shrubbery at the fields. Diversionary activities in place with youth workers. Targeted stop search and warrants executed for drugs |
25 Jan 2019 | East Dene - anti-social behaviour in and around The Lanes by young people Response (25 Jan 2019)A number of Acceptable Behaviour Contracts (ABCs) have been issued to young people in partnership with RMBC. Tenancies being looked at. Community Protection Notice warning issued to stop behaviour. Diversionary activities being organised by partners |
14 Nov 2019 | Ferham - the supply and use of drugs, the environment and conditions of properties and street cleanliness Response (17 Jan 2020)Officers are working with partners and other colleagues to identify key addresses and individuals involved. "Day of action" scheduled and a working party has not been set up to address issues in the Ferham area. " |
14 Nov 2019 | Kimberworth - Anti-social behaviour, burglaries, drug dealing and the use of off-road motorcycles Response (17 Jan 2020)Officers have conducted a number of Operation Alligator patrols with high visibility and targeted stop search. They have also worked with the SYP off-road bike team to identify and take action against individuals. Localised Op Shield areas to be set-up |
15 Nov 2019 | Kimberworth Park - shed breaks and burglaries, and anti-social behaviour particularly around St Johns Green Response (17 Jan 2020)Operation Shield smart water has been issued to over 500 properties in the ward. A number of youths have been spoken to with regard to behaviour. Partners are involved - RMBC, Early Help now on-board. CCTV to be installed on St Johns Green.January saw the first sec 35 Dispersal order in place for St Johns Green. This gives police the power to bann nuisance individuals from the area for upto 48hrs. Patrols by NPT have increased, further operations to take place |
14 Nov 2019 | Winterhill - anti-social behaviour around the school and Fellowsfield shops. Response (15 Nov 2019)Police and RMBC have worked together to ensure fencing installed near to the school which has reduced ASB significantly. Regular patrols and visibility at shops at key times with positive action taken. |
1 Aug 2019 | We have received multiple reports in relation to anti-social behaviour and drug use in the Wharncliffe area of Rotherham. There was also increased offences of shoplifting and street drinking/begging in the town centre. Response (14 Aug 2019)We carried out a Day of Action on the 14th August 2019 which included partnership work including visits with RMBC. This was in aim to target residents and premises of interest. A total of 29 visits were completed in the Wharncliffe area. A homeless sweep in the Town Centre took place with Homeless Resettlement Officer where 4 rough sleepers were located signposting to support services. We conducted high visibility patrols on foot and on bicycle supported by our Mounted department where officers enforced the PSPO and offered different crime prevention advice to members of the public. In the town centre, multiple cyclists were spoken to and offered advice in relation to cycle theft whilst a Crime Prevention stand was held at Clifton Park Multiple arrests were made, 1 for a residential burglary, 1 for harassment and burglary, 1 for shoplifting and 1 for a breach of court order. Followed by 5 stop searches. A warrant was executed with RMBC Animal Health and the RSPCA in East Dene, leading to further enquiries from Animal health into passports and possible animal mutilation offences. |
1 Jun 2019 | We have received multiple reports in relation to anti-social behaviour and the use of off road motorbikes on Herringthorpe Playing Fields. Response (10 Aug 2019)Patrols have been completed by local officers as well as the off road bike team. Joint work is being carried out with RMBC to target harden the park with the aim of preventing the bikes getting on the park. |
15 Jul 2019 | There was multiple reports received in relation to youths causing issues at Eastwood View Working Mens Club. This involving antisocial behaviour causing distress to local residents. Response (20 Aug 2019)Joint work has been carried out with Nicholson and Co to target harden the property. As a result, the property has been boarded up to prevent further access and damage. Youths have been identified and have been dealt with accordingly. Regular patrols have been completed around the area and the issues have now stopped. |
13 Nov 2019 | Speeding traffic on A629. Concern for elderly residents who may be vulnerable to burglaries. Ensure a Joint surgery/drop in is established Response (17 Jan 2020)Operation Slowdown carried out on A629. Funding identified to purchase Smart water (op Shield) kits. Joint Surgery has been set-up. |
15 Nov 2019 | Speeding vehicles Broom Lane near to crossing |
22 Nov 2019 | Nuisance youths in the Whiston area |
1 Jan 2024 | The interchange attracts people from all over the borough and beyond. A small minority are engaging in antisocial behaviour and making the environment less pleasant for other travellers. Response (1 Jan 2024)We have been reviewing CCTV in the interchange and have identified a number of people who have been responsible. They have been visited at their home address and have signed acceptable behaviour contracts. We will continue to do so with other people who engage in the same behaviour. Any breaches of these contracts may lead to an injunction being sought. If the people live in accommodation owned by the council, they will take enforcement action. The area is also being patrolled by officers from the team. |
1 Apr 2024 | Large amounts of antisocial behaviour has been reported in the Moorgate Road and Boston Castle Park area. This has included unacceptable behaviour around local shops and off-road motor cycles in the park Response (16 Aug 2024)In conjunction with the local council, cameras have been installed in the area. We review reports and identify the individuals from the camera footage. We are then able to take action to prevent further incidents. We have also appealed for information regarding who owns the motorcycles which are being used. We have received some results and hope to soon take action. |
1 Jan 2024 | The interchange attracts people from all over the borough and beyond. A small minority are engaging in antisocial behaviour and making the environment less pleasant for other travellers. Response (1 Jan 2024)We have been reviewing CCTV in the interchange and have identified a number of people who have been responsible. They have been visited at their home address and have signed acceptable behaviour contracts. We will continue to do so with other people who engage in the same behaviour. Any breaches of these contracts may lead to an injunction being sought. If the people live in accommodation owned by the council, they will take enforcement action. The area is also being patrolled by officers from the team. |
1 Apr 2024 | Large amounts of antisocial behaviour has been reported in the Moorgate Road and Boston Castle Park area. This has included unacceptable behaviour around local shops and off-road motor cycles in the park Response (16 Aug 2024)In conjunction with the local council, cameras have been installed in the area. We review reports and identify the individuals from the camera footage. We are then able to take action to prevent further incidents. We have also appealed for information regarding who owns the motorcycles which are being used. We have received some results and hope to soon take action. |
1 Jan 2024 | The interchange attracts people from all over the borough and beyond. A small minority are engaging in antisocial behaviour and making the environment less pleasant for other travellers. Response (1 Jan 2024)We have been reviewing CCTV in the interchange and have identified a number of people who have been responsible. They have been visited at their home address and have signed acceptable behaviour contracts. We will continue to do so with other people who engage in the same behaviour. Any breaches of these contracts may lead to an injunction being sought. If the people live in accommodation owned by the council, they will take enforcement action. The area is also being patrolled by officers from the team. |
1 Apr 2024 | Large amounts of antisocial behaviour has been reported in the Moorgate Road and Boston Castle Park area. This has included unacceptable behaviour around local shops and off-road motor cycles in the park Response (16 Aug 2024)In conjunction with the local council, cameras have been installed in the area. We review reports and identify the individuals from the camera footage. We are then able to take action to prevent further incidents. We have also appealed for information regarding who owns the motorcycles which are being used. We have received some results and hope to soon take action. |
1 Jan 2024 | The interchange attracts people from all over the borough and beyond. A small minority are engaging in antisocial behaviour and making the environment less pleasant for other travellers. Response (1 Jan 2024)We have been reviewing CCTV in the interchange and have identified a number of people who have been responsible. They have been visited at their home address and have signed acceptable behaviour contracts. We will continue to do so with other people who engage in the same behaviour. Any breaches of these contracts may lead to an injunction being sought. If the people live in accommodation owned by the council, they will take enforcement action. The area is also being patrolled by officers from the team. |
1 Apr 2024 | Large amounts of antisocial behaviour has been reported in the Moorgate Road and Boston Castle Park area. This has included unacceptable behaviour around local shops and off-road motor cycles in the park Response (16 Aug 2024)In conjunction with the local council, cameras have been installed in the area. We review reports and identify the individuals from the camera footage. We are then able to take action to prevent further incidents. We have also appealed for information regarding who owns the motorcycles which are being used. We have received some results and hope to soon take action. |
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