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Cavendish Safer Neighbiurhoods Team hold street briefing in Cavendish.
Posted on 3:31pm Friday 22nd May 2009
On the 27th and 28th of April 2009, the Cavendish Safer Neighbourhood Team held street briefings in Bideford and Exmouth Road, Ruislip. The street briefings give the opportunity for the local community to come and discuss any disorder related issues they have been experiencing in order for the SNT to develop realistic and practical long-term solutions. It is our priority to establish a continued, valuable and supportive rapport between the Police and the public and the briefings have provided an avenue for this to be created. We received our best turn out yet, with many residents interested in our crime prevention advice and general reception in the area. As a direct response to the publics needs, we propose to introduce a Neighbourhood Watch Scheme in Exmouth Road. NHW is a method of developing a close liaison between households, the Local Police and the Local Authority. The aim is to help people protect themselves and their properties, to reduce crime and the fear of crime. Neighborhood Watch helps the community to work in co-operation and partnership with the Police and Local Authority at all times to prevent and detect crime. Please contact the team if you so wish for a NHW scheme in your road and we will organize its launch. We also have Street Briefings and Public Meetings ongoing where you can express your views which will contribute towards better community relations.
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Good News stories from Eastcote and East Ruislip Safer Neighbourhoods Team.
Posted on 3:39pm Friday 22nd May 2009
The team took part in a test purchasing operation with the police cadets on the 7th May in Eastcote and Ruilsip Manor. The shops in Eastcote all passed and one in Ruislip Manor is under investigation. (92 victoria road). The cadets were greatly helpful and the random licensing checks keeps the retailers abiding by the law.
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Uxbridge College Excels Again with Beacon Status
Posted on 12:59pm Thursday 14th May 2009
Uxbridge College Excels Again with Beacon Status for providing high quality education and training.
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Ruislip Manor Safer Neighbourhoods Team working in partnership with Ruislip Manor Library.
Posted on 3:13pm Friday 17th April 2009
Ruislip Manor Safer Neighbourhoods Team will be holding a one hour session each week in Ruislip Manor Library, Linden Avenue, Ruislip Manor, where you can ask us any questions or tell us any concerns you have about your local community. Everything you talk to us about will be purely confidential and hopefully we will be able to resolve any of your concerns or issues. These surgeries will be on:- • Wednesday 22nd April at 13.00 hours. • Thursday 30th April at 18.00 hours. • Wednesday 6th May at 12.00 hours. • Thursday 14th May at 18.00 hours. • Saturday 23rd May at 15.00 hours. • Wednesday 27th May at 13.00 hours. If you are unable to attend these times but have issues or concerns you wish to address please contact us on:- Telephone - 020 8721 2549 or 07909896437 Email - Manorward.snt@met.police.uk We hope to see you at the surgeries many thanks from RUISLIP MANOR SAFER NEIGBOURHOODS TEAM.
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Eastcote Safer Neighbourhoods Team holding community surgery/Street Briefing.
Posted on 3:23pm Friday 17th April 2009
Eastcote Safer Neighbourhoods Team will be holding a Surgery at both Eastcote Library, Meadow way from 1000hrs-1100hrs and the Manor Farm Library from 1130hrs til 1230hrs. They will also be holding a street briefing in Evelyn Avenue on the 9th may from 1200-1300. If you have any issues such as Anti Social Behaviour, noise, graffiti, alleygating schems then please come along and meet your local team.
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Cavendish Safer Neighbourhoods Team work with Newnham Primary School to improve bridge.
Posted on 2:43pm Tuesday 7th April 2009
Eastcote Railway Bridge is for many the first thing they see as they exit the station or drive down Field End Road. The bridge itself has for many years been a cause of concern to local residents and shop keepers alike who feel it is a real eyesore. Over the past couple of years graffiti and the weather have all contributed to its deterioration leaving the bridge itself in need of some serious TLC. Cavendish Safer Neighbourhoods Team saw a real opportunity to improve the appearance of the local area whilst attempting to reduce crime at the same time. The talented pupils from Newnham School situated in Newnham Avenue just around the corner from the bridge proved to be the ideal designers for the new artwork that was to be placed onto the completed bridge. The final design was shown to the Railway Bridge Consultative Committee. The committee was made up from strategic members who all had a vested interest in the bridge. The committee’s job was to drive the project forward and they did just that, having met up several times over the duration of the project that has taken 23 months to date. Cavendish Safer Neighbourhoods Team, TFL/Metronet and Newnham School is now proud to present the final design that incorporates the efforts and commitment of many peoples hard work over the past few years.
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Cavendish Safer Neighbourshoods Team and PCSO Steve meet local schools.
Posted on 2:30pm Tuesday 7th April 2009
From the 23rd until the 27th March, the Cavendish Safer Neighbourhood Team visited all of the local nurseries and infant schools for a week of community engagement and educational fun. ‘PCSO Steve’, an 8’00’’ costume of a fun and friendly Police Community Support Officer was the focus of attention being an excellent medium for interaction between the children and the police. Emphasis was on creating a relaxed environment in order to introduce the children to the nature of policing and to create a sense to trust between us for any future encounters. The proactive scheme has hopefully instilled reassurance in the community that the police are approachable, accessible and enthusiastic about being involved within the neighbourhood.
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Meet Cavendish Safer Neighbourhoods Team.
Posted on 12:12pm Wednesday 25th March 2009
26/03/2009 - 15:00 - 16:00 - Public Meeting - Newnham Junior School 14/04/2009 - 18:00 - 20:00 - Street Briefing - Hunters Hill, Ruislip 27/04/2009 - 18:00 - 20:00 - Street Briefing - Bideford Road, Ruislip 28/04/2009 - 18:00 - 20:00 - Street Briefing - Exmouth Road, Ruislip 29/04/2009 - 19:30 - 21:30 - Public Meeting - St Lawrence Church, Eastcote Residents Association 10/05/2009 - 14:00 - 16:00 - Street Briefing - Torcross Road, Ruislip 13/05/2009 - 19:00 - 21:00 - Public Meeting - Eastcote Community Centre 17/06/2009 - 17:00 - 19:00 - Community Bus - Eastcote LT Station
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Street Briefing in Warrender Way, Eastcote.
Posted on 4:58pm Sunday 15th March 2009
The Street Briefing is being held for all residents of Warrender way, Highgrove way Saturday 4th April 2009. This is an opportunity for local residents to voice their opinions about issues such as anti social behaviour. Eastcote Safer Neighbourhoods Team will also be present to discuss these issues. The meeting will start at 1300hrs and will finish at around 1400hrs and will be held outside Bishop Ramsey School gates in Warrender way.
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Meet Eastcote and East Ruislip Safer Neighbourhoods Team.
Posted on 4:16pm Sunday 15th March 2009
Do you have any issues that concern you but don't know who to speak to about thses issues? Try your local Safer Neighbourhoods Team. They will be situated outside Budgens, Field End Road. So why not stop and speak to them and they may be able to help you. The dates are: 19th March 2009: 1200hrs-1400hrs. 23rd April 2009: 1200hrs-1400hrs. 27th May 2009: 1200hrs-1400hrs. 24th June 2009: 1000hrs-1200hrs.
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