Carterton Neighbourhood Management Update - April

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Carterton Neighbourhood Management Update - April

Youth Provision
The Youth Service is awaiting the outcome of funding, particularly in Carterton. The town councils, police and local clubs are meeting regularly in an attempt to find alternative premises and provision for the young people of Carterton. However, there is some better news for Bampton where it is hoped that the Monday evening session will continue until the end of August. Burford does not have any youth provision at this time.

Speeding
The team carried out speed checks on the Clanfield to Bampton Road, Upavon Way and Milestone Road in Carterton. The results show that in Clanfield there is a problem and the team is working with the Parish Council and Highways to try and find a solution. We now have access to a Roads Policing Officer who will be assisting us with speed enforcement and other operations.

Dog Fouling/Litter
West Oxfordshire District Council and Carterton Town Council are being informed of areas of concern. However, the litter pickers do a very good job in keeping most areas clean and tidy throughout the neighbourhood. One of the issues is the cost of the bins, both litter and dog bins, together with the cost of emptying them.

Other News
A man has been charged with the theft of lead from St John’s Church in Carterton.

A special welcome goes to Special Constable, Phil Dowsen who has joined us in the Carterton Neighbourhood Policing Team.

Community Messaging
Community Messaging is a free service which provides information to residents about crime and police activity in their area either via phone or email. It also includes information on what we and our partner services are doing to bring offenders to justice or to combat anti-social behaviour. You can sign up online and find out more information at: www.tvpcommunitymessaging.org

Contact us
If you want any advice or would like to contact the neighbourhood team you can call us on the police non emergency number: 0845 8 505505. If your call is an emergency then dial 999.

You can also contact us via email [email protected] but please note this email address cannot be used to contact Thames Valley Police to report crimes or for any urgent matters.

If you have information about crime in your area but you do not want to speak to the police, please call the Crimestoppers charity on 0800 555111. To view information on your neighbourhood team you can visit the force website at: www.thamesvalley.police.uk


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