POLICE DETAILS
South Yorkshire Police - Rotherham North Neighbourhood

We have received reports from the public and partners regarding ASB and noise from vehicles in and around Cortonwood after the retail park closes.

Working with partners, both other SYP partners, RMBC and private partners at the retail park we are seeking to limit access to the grounds, take positive action with enforcement as required and support other agencies to secure the area.

Call from the public and CAP meetings have highlighted the increase in ASB and damage from off road bikes in and around Thrybergh area.

Working with the SYP off road bike team and partners, we are seeking to reduce the ASB by prevention (with partners to reduce access), enforcement via SYP teams and improving intelligence via work with the community.

We have received reports from the public and partners regarding ASB and noise from vehicles in and around Cortonwood after the retail park closes.

Working with partners, both other SYP partners, RMBC and private partners at the retail park we are seeking to limit access to the grounds, take positive action with enforcement as required and support other agencies to secure the area. There is currently a POP plan in place, and with RMBC, we are seeking to empower the local retailers and land owners to take positive action themselves to prevent access to the site out of retail hours.

Call from the public and CAP meetings have highlighted the increase in ASB and damage from off road bikes in and around Thrybergh area.

Working with the SYP off road bike team and partners, we are seeking to reduce the ASB by prevention (with partners to reduce access), enforcement via SYP teams and improving intelligence via work with the community. There is currently a POP plan in place which drives activity with partners and the police in this area.

An increase in ASB in the Wath area was highlighted via reports to the police and partners. This includes drinking and possible drug use, noise complaints and residents feeling unsafe.

A POP lite plan was instigated prior to the summer holidays, to work with partners to look at the area and any improvements to make it safer, seeking diversionary activities for youths in the area, and tackling ASB by identifying those responsible. Youth service and early intervention teams on hand to support youths in need and challenge children and families causing ASB in the area .

We have received reports from the public and partners regarding ASB and noise from vehicles in and around Cortonwood after the retail park closes.

Working with partners, both other SYP partners, RMBC and private partners at the retail park we are seeking to limit access to the grounds, take positive action with enforcement as required and support other agencies to secure the area. There is currently a POP plan in place, and with RMBC, we are seeking to empower the local retailers and land owners to take positive action themselves to prevent access to the site out of retail hours.

Call from the public and CAP meetings have highlighted the increase in ASB and damage from off road bikes in and around Thrybergh area.

Working with the SYP off road bike team and partners, we are seeking to reduce the ASB by prevention (with partners to reduce access), enforcement via SYP teams and improving intelligence via work with the community. There is currently a POP plan in place which drives activity with partners and the police in this area
Operations in place to target key areas and offenders.

There has been in increase in both residential and commercial burglaries in the Swinton area and around Parkgate. Working with other SYP departments, we are seeking to increase patrols overnight and at key times, to improve public awareness of the issue and encourage crime prevention techniques for the community, and to tackle offending with positive action at all reported breaks investigations.

PCSO are completing cocooning at all reported residential burglaries - this means that neighbouring addresses will be visited and crime prevention advice given following a confirmed break in. We will also offer crime prevention advice at community events we are in attendance at. Our response teams have been briefed on key locations and times for patrols. With our investigation teams, we seek to identify and arrest offenders promptly.

We have received reports from the public and partners regarding ASB and noise from vehicles in and around Cortonwood after the retail park closes.

Working with partners, both other SYP partners, RMBC and private partners at the retail park we are seeking to limit access to the grounds, take positive action with enforcement as required and support other agencies to secure the area. There is currently a POP plan in place, and with RMBC, we are seeking to empower the local retailers and land owners to take positive action themselves to prevent access to the site out of retail hours.

Call from the public and CAP meetings have highlighted the increase in ASB and damage from off road bikes in and around Thrybergh area.

Working with the SYP off road bike team and partners, we are seeking to reduce the ASB by prevention (with partners to reduce access), enforcement via SYP teams and improving intelligence via work with the community. There is currently a POP plan in place which drives activity with partners and the police in this area
Operations in place to target key areas and offenders.

There has been in increase in both residential and commercial burglaries in the Swinton area and around Parkgate. Working with other SYP departments, we are seeking to increase patrols overnight and at key times, to improve public awareness of the issue and encourage crime prevention techniques for the community, and to tackle offending with positive action at all reported breaks investigations.

PCSO are completing cocooning at all reported residential burglaries - this means that neighbouring addresses will be visited and crime prevention advice given following a confirmed break in. We will also offer crime prevention advice at community events we are in attendance at. Our response teams have been briefed on key locations and times for patrols. With our investigation teams, we seek to identify and arrest offenders promptly.

There has been in increase in both residential and commercial burglaries in the Wath and Hoober Wards. Working with other SYP departments, we are seeking to increase patrols overnight and at key times, to improve public awareness of the issue and encourage crime prevention techniques for the community, and to tackle offending with positive action at all reported breaks investigations.

PCSO are completing cocooning at all reported residential burglaries - this means that neighbouring addresses will be visited and crime prevention advice given following a confirmed break in. We will also offer crime prevention advice at community events we are in attendance at. Our response teams have been briefed on key locations and times for patrols. With our investigation teams, we seek to identify and arrest offenders promptly.

We receive regular reports of nuisance bikes in the Wath area - particularly around Sandymount Rd and the White Bear Estate. These are raised via members of the public contacting the Police, or via Ward Councillors.

The issues are being discussed with partners and local Councillors within the CAP meetings that take place. With partners, we are seeking to reduce access, raise awareness, increase reporting and intelligence to allow us to target offenders and seize bikes. Outr aim is to reduce the opportunity to use the bikes in the area, and target those causing the nuisance. This is being managed within a POP plan - a problem orientated police plan, with RMBC, SYP Rural crime and off road bike team and the NPT. We will be having joint operations to tackle offenders in the area and undertaking work to develop intelligence to support this operation.