New December 2009, Community Forum Priority 1:
To reduce illegal drug use around Shilton Village Hall.
Actions to be taken: This area will be visited a minimum of 8 times before the next Community Forum Meeting. <p>Updates to follow<p/> <p>December 2009 <p>Patrols have been carried out on <p>02/10/2009 - no issues <p>07/12/2009 - no issues <p>08/12/2009 - no issues <p>09/12/2009 - no issues <p>January 2010 <p>Patrols have been carried out on <p>01/01/2010 - no issues <p>04/01/2010 - no issues <p>07/01/2010 - no issues <p>14/01/2010 - no issues <p>15/01/2010 - no issues <p>28/01/2010 - no issues <p>February 2010 <p>Patrol have been carried out on <p>02/02/2010 - no issues <p>10/02/2010 - no issues <p>13/02/2010 - no issues

New December 2009, Community Forum Priority 2:
To reduce the theft from motor vehicles and acquisitive crime along the A5 corridor.
Actions to be taken: High visibility patrols will be carried out on a minimum of 8 occasions before the next community forum meeting. <p>Updates to follow.<p/> <p>December 2009 <p>Patrols have been carried out on <p>05/12/2009 - no issues <p>07/12/2009 - no issues <p>08/12/2009 - no issues <p>09/12/2009 - no issues <p>January 2010 <p>Patrols have been carried out on <p>01/01/2010 - no issues <p>04/01/2010 - no issues <p>07/01/2010 - no issues <p>14/01/2010 - no issues <p>15/01/2010 - no issues <p>February 2010 <p>Patrols have been carried out on <p>02/02/2010 - no issues <p>10/02/2010 - no issues <p>28/01/2010 - no issues

New December 2009, Community Forum Meeting Priority 3:
To reduce the theft from motor vehicles and acquisitive crime in Ansty.
Actions to be taken: High visibility patrols will be conducted in the area for a minimum of 8 occasions. <p>Updates to follow.<p/> <p>December 2009 <p>Patrols have been carried out on <p>05/12/2009 - no issues <p>07/12/2009 - no issues <p>08/12/2009 - no issues <p>09/12/2009 - no issues <p>January 2010 <p>Patrols have been carried out on <p>01/01/2010 - no issues <p>04/01/2010 - no issues <p>07/01/2010 - no issues <p>14/01/2010 - no issues <p>15/01/2010 - no issues

September 2009 Community Forum, Priority 1:Speeding on Hillmorton Lane, Clifton Upon Dunsmore.
This has been set in order to prevent and detect speeding vehicles from using Hillmorton Lane, Clifton Upon Dunsmore.
Actions to be taken: <p>This location will be visited by officers on a minimum of eight occassions.<p/> <p>Updates to follow:<p/> <p>September<p/> <p>High visibility patrols were conducted throughout the evening, 17/09/2009.<p/> <p>Speed enforcement was carried out on 18/09/2009 with 40 vehicles passing through the speed gun. No offences.<p/> <p>October<p/> <p>Speed enforcement was conducted on 01/10/2009 with 42 vehicles being monitored. No offences.<p/> <p>High visibility patrols conducted throughout the day 07/10/2009.<p/> <p>High visibility patrols to deter speeding vehicles 19/10/2009.<p/> <p>November<p/> <p>16/11/2009 high visibility patrols conducted throughout the day.<p/> <p>17/11/2009 high visibility patrols conducted throughout the day.<p/> <p>20/11/2009 marked police vehicles conducted high visibility patrols to deter speeding vehicles.<p/> <p>End of actions.<p/>

September 2009 Community Forum, Priority 2: Speeding on Newton Road, Clifton Upon Dunsmore.
This has been set in order to prevent and detect speeding vehicles from using Newton Road, Clifton Upon Dunsmore.
Actions to be taken: <p>This location will be visited by officers on a minimum of eight occassions.<p/> <p>Updates to follow:<p/> <p>September<p/> <p>High visibility patrols were conducted throughout the evening, 17/09/2009.<p/> <p>On 18/09/2009 speed enforcement was carried out, with 140 vehicles passing through the speed gun. No offences.<p/> <p>October<p/> <p>Speed enforcement was carried out on 01/10/2009 22 vehicles passed through the speed gun. No offences.<p/> <p>07/10/2009 high visibility patrols throughout the day to deter speeding motorists.<p/> <p>19/10/2009 high visibility patrols conducted no process taken.<pl> <p>20/10/2009 high visibility patrols conducted in the area.<p/> <p>November<p/> <p>16/11/2009 high visibility patrols conducted in the area.<p/> <p>17/11/2009 high visibility patrols conducted in the area.<p/> <p>End of actions.<P/>

September 2009 Community Forum, Priority 3: Speeding outside Clifton Upon Dunsmore C of E Primary School, Clifton Upon Dunsmore.
This has been set in order to prevent and detect speeding vehicles outside of Clifton Upon Dunsmore C of E Primary School, Clifton Upon Dunsmore.
Actions to be taken: <p>This location will be visited by officers on a minimum of eight occassions.<p/> <p>Updates to follow:<p/> <p>September<p/> <p>17/09/2009 high visibility patrols were conducted throughout the evening.<p/> <p>18/09/2009 speed enforcement was carried out whilst children were leaving school, between 3:00pm and 4:00pm. 800 vehicles passed throught the speed gun, 1 fixed penalty notice was issued for speeding at 40mph, 2 verbal warnings were given of vehicles speeding at 35mph and 1 caution was issued for speeding at 39mph.<p/> <p>October<p/> <p>Speed enforcement was carried out on 01/10/2009 a total of 130 vehicles passed through the speed gun. One warning was given.<p/> <p>07/10/2009 high visibility patrols were carried out throughout the day to slow traffic down around the village.<p/> <p>20/10/2009 high visibility patrols were carried out in a marked vehicle.<p/> <p>November<p/> <p>16/11/2009 high visibility patrols were carried out to deter speeding vehicles at 3.00pm till 4.00pm outside the school, 5 cautions were given to speeding motorists exceeding the 30mph speed limit.<p/> <p>17/11/2009 high visibility patrols were carried out in marked police vehicles.<p/> <p>End of actions.<p/>

June 2009 Pact Priority 1: Speeding in Pailton
This is to prevent and detect offences of speeding vehicles using Lutterworth Road in Pailton.
Actions to be taken: <p>High visible patrol's from rural officers will be conducted in the area on a minimum of eight occasions.<p/> <p>Updates:<p/> <p>July 2009<p/> <p>High visibility patrols were carried out in a marked police vehicle on the approach of Lutterworth Road, Pailton on 08/07/2009 in the evening.<p/> <p>High visibility patrols were carried out in a marked police vehicle on the approach of Lutterworth Road, Pailton on 18/07/2009 in the morning, no vehicles were seen to exceed the speed limit.<p/> <p>High visibility patrols were carried out in marked police vehicle on the approach of Lutterworth Road, Pailton on 19/07/2009 in the evening.<p/> <p>On the 29/07/2009, 1 Caution was given for excess speed in the 30mph limit,the majority of the vehicles were complying with the speed limit.<p/> <p>August 2009<p/> <p>On the 20/08/2009 high visible patrol were carried out in mark police vehicle.<p/> <p>On the 21/08/2009 high visible patrols were carried out to reduce speeding by PC BODILL<p/> <p>On the 21/08/2009 high visible patrols were carried out by PC SALT to reduce speeding.<p/> <p>September 2009<p/> <p>End of June priority.<p/>

June 2009 Pact Priority 2: Speeding in Shilton
This has been set to prevent and detect offences of speeding vehicles using Church Road, Shilton.
Actions to be taken: <p>High visible patrols by local rural officers will be carried out on a minimum of eight occasions.<p/> <p>Updates<p/> <p>July 2009:<p/> <p>High visibility patrol in a marked police vehicle on 08/07/2009 in the afternoon on Church Road, Shilton.<p/> <p>High visibility patrol in a marked police vehicle on 18/07/2009 in the afternoon on Church Road, Shilton. One verbal warning was issued for a vehicle doing 40mph in a 30mph speed limit.<p/> <p>High visibility patrol in a marked police vehicle on 19/07/2009 in the evening on Church Road, Shilton.<p/> <p>On the 29/07/2009 local rural officers issued 9 fixed penalty notices for exceeding the 30mph speed limit and 3 Cautions were given for the same offence.<p/> <p>August 2009:<p/> <p>On the 17/08/2009 high visible speed checks were carried out and 1 driver was given a fixed penalty notice and 3 drivers were given verbal warnings.<p/> <p>On the 19/08/2009 high visible speed checks were carried out on Church Road, Shilton. High volumes of traffic were monitored by a marked police vehicle to deter speeding traffic.<pl> <p>On the 21/08/2009 high visible patrols were carried out to deter speeding traffic in the area.<pl> <p>On the 21/08/2009 high visible patrols were carried out to deter speeding traffic.<pl> <p>September 2009:<pl> <p>End of June Priority.<pl>

March 2009 Pact Priority: Speeding in Barnacle
This priority was raised by local residents regarding the speed of traffic through the village of Barnacle.
Actions to be taken: <p>Officers from the rural safer neighbourhood team will address this priority by visiting the area twice on weekly duty to monitor the situation.<p/> <p>Residents of the Shilton, Ansty and Barnacle area have confirmed that either a hand held speed gun or motorcycle mounted camera have been used and enforced in the area every day from Monday 30th March to Friday 3rd April 2009.<pl> <p>PCSO has completed foot and pedal cycle patrols the Shilton, Ansty and Barnacle area at various times between 9am and 6pm during the period April 21st to May 1st 2009. These have provided a high visibility presence on and around the roadside.<pl>

Dec 08:PACT meeting priorities.
No priorites came out of the meeting which was held at Clifton Townsend Memorial Hall on Tuesday 16th December 2008.

Sept 08: Vehicle Damage in Stretton under Fosse
Due to the increase number of vehicle crimes in Stretton under Fosse. Local residents have raised this as a priority from the last PACT Partners and Communities Together Meeting.
Actions to be taken: Operation Harwick will be an on going operation by plain clothed officers. The rural safer neighbourhood team will be carrying out night patrols in Stretton under Fosse to take details on anyone that they encounter in the early hours of the morning acting suspiciously around cars. Also Warwickshire Police have launched a major operation against burglars and car criminals following a recent increase in the number of offences across the county. Operation Crunch started on Wednesday 17th September 2008. Full details can be found of the operation on the Rugby Rural North home page on the county news section.

June 08: Speeding through Villages
The Fosse locality panel meeting held in June highlighted the speeding through alot of the rural villages which is a safety concern for local residents. Villages for us to concentrate on are Wolvey, Stretton Under Fosse, Pailton, Monks Kirby and Harborough Magna.
Actions to be taken: This issue is being regularly enforced by the camera enforcement team who regularly place high visibility speed camera vans in villages. The police number plate recognition cameras are also being used in the area's to flag up vehicles which are being used on the roads without the correct documentation. We are still in discussion with Warwickshire County Council about acquiring several hand held speed camera guns for use by rural PCSO's and local residents.

June 08: Vehicle Damage
The increase of vehicle damage particularly on the fosse ward was a concern to local residents.
Actions to be taken: Convert operations have been put in place to identify who maybe committing the crimes in the area. Also local PCSO's have distributed leaflets on car security to local businesses and shops to distribute to local residents.

June 08: Innapropriate behaviour
Local residents are concerned about the meeting places for prostitutes and for other inanpropriate behaviour being moved onto other areas after the closure of Coal Pitt Lane Lay-by.
Actions to be taken: Intelligence is still being gathered on people visiting the area. High visible patrols are also carried out with convert operations still in place.

Old March 08: Speeding through Pailton Village
The Fosse locality panel meeting held in March highlighted that speeding through Pailton village is the main safety concern in the area. It was felt that Coventry Road is the most important area to concentrate on.
Actions to be taken: This issue has been discussed with the camera enforcement team, who now regularly place a high visibility speed camera van in the village. This van is able to issue speeding convictions, which will be sent through the post, and carry a minimum penalty of 3 points and a fine. Police number plate recognition cameras are also being used in the area which flag up vehicles which are being used on the roads without the correct documentation. PCSO's have also requested the use of hand held speed camera guns.

Old Jan 08:Coal Pitt Lane Lay.
Local residents have complained about the use of the lay-by on Coal Pitt Lane. Residents believe this has historically been used as a meeting place for prostitutes and for other innapropriate behaviour. The residents expressed a need for this issue to be addressed by both the police and the local council.
Actions to be taken: Operation Ampthill was set up by the Rugby Rural SNT team which comprised of a covert operation to un-cover what activity was actually taking place at the lay-by on Coal Pitt Lane including two other locations which had been named by residents. The operation was a success in that officers obtained alot of information in relation to the use of the lay-by on Coal Pitt Lane and the Fosse and also a small wooded area towards Wibtoft. Evidence was found by officers that the three areas were used on a regular basis by people and their activity due to the operation was disrupted. Paul Collette from CDRP is looking into the possibility that the areas are being advertised on the internet in order to disrupt or remove any information about the sites. A meeting was held on the 6th February in relation to the above issues and it has been agreed by the local Highways Authority and the Environmental Health that firstly the lay-by will be closed off on Coal Pitt Lane and secondly the areas will be cleaned up in order to prevent any further use of the lay-by.

Old Jan 08: Speeding Coal Pitt Lane
Residents are concerned with traffic speeding along Coal Pitt Lane in both directions.
Actions to be taken: The Rural SNT team are currently looking at in listing the help of the ANPR team in order to monitor the speeding in the area. We are also looking at having all of the rural teams staff trained on a mobile speed gun to help with issues across the rural area. Police officers will also be trained on the ANPR system to enable regular use of the ANPR system in order to improve the traffic issues in the area.

Old Jan 08: Use of police resources
Due to recent crime issues, residents of the Fosse Ward have expressed an interest in seeing more of a police presence in order to better monitor traffic in the area.
Actions to be taken: The Rugby Rural North SNT are working alongside Warwickshire Police ANPR (Automatic Number Plate recognition) team in order to regularly patrol the area in their specially equipped vehicles to reassure residents and to monitor traffic accordingly. Further updates to be announced shortly.

Old Jan 08: Mobile Police Office visits.
Residents feel the Mobile Police office is not regularly visiting the villages within the Fosse Ward. The villages would like to see more of a police presence.
Actions to be taken: The Rugby Rural North police team plan to action this concern by timetabling the Mobile Police Office to visit villages in the area on a regular basis. This timetable will be announced shortly.

Rugby Rural Community Priority: March 2010 - Anti Social behaviour in Dunchurch
Anti Social behaviour in Dunchurch (Adkinson Avenue and Ferrers Close) <p>Visited and patrolled on a minimum of 10 occasions
Actions to be taken:

Rugby Rural Community Priority: March 2010 - Speeding in Stretton on Dunsmore
Visited and patrolled on a minimum of 10 occasions
Actions to be taken: Speeding offences will be targeted by both the SNT officers and also task force.

Rugby Rural Community Priority: March 2010 - Speeding in Princethorpe
Visited and patrolled on a minimum of 10 occasions.
Actions to be taken: Speeding offences will be targeted by both the SNT officers and also task force.