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Wareham Town Safer Neighbourhood Team

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PS 1658 Jon McCarthy - © Dorset Police All Rights Reserved PCSO 5417 Dave Brown - © Dorset Police All Rights Reserved  PCSO 5375 Becky Butler - © Dorset Police All Rights Reserved PC 2703 Ian Everton - © Dorset Police All Rights Reserved
PS 1658
Jon McCarthy
 PCSO 5417
Dave Brown
PCSO 5375
Bex Butler
PC 2703
Ian Everton

 

PACT (Partners and Communities Together) logoContact the Team

Contact Wareham Safer Neighbourhood Team and raise your issues >

Call us at Dorset Police on: 101

or on our team mobile: 07825 521890

Please only use the numbers above for non-emergency calls. If a crime is in progress or life is in danger, please dial 999.

 

 

Current PACT Priorities

You are telling us that the following issues are priorities in your area:

PRIORITY  (April 2013)

Following community engagement meetings within Wareham, no priority problems were raised by members of the public, however the following work has been identified by Wareham Town Safer neighbourhood team and from information reported to us.

 

You said ... Damage and anti social behaviour was being committed to property within Wareham Town, particularly Mill Lane and Cow Lane, Wareham.

We have ... Conducted many targeted patrols of these areas and identified a number of youths that are helping us with our enquiries. ABC warnings have been issued and we continue to work closely with our partner agencies. We have also held a community meeting within the town hall on 27 March 2013 where damage being caused in Mill Lane, Wareham was again highlighted and parking tensions on the road. Information has been passed to our partner agencies on the parking issues and we will monitor this progress.

 

You said ... Vehicle, shed and garage breaks have slightly increased over the last six months particularly on the Northmore estate, Wareham.  

We have ... Conducted targeted covert and overt patrols of the areas which have seen a large reduction in these crimes. We continue to utilise resources in this area and will investigate any crime reported to us proactively and thoroughly. If you reside in the community and wish to volunteer as a home watch co-coordinator please contact the team.

 

Purbeck has seen a general increase in thefts from motor vehicles and burglaries to garages and sheds.  The levels however remain extremely low and Purbeck remains a safe area to reside.

Please help us to help you, and take time to look at the Dorset Police Crime Prevention Portal. Here you can find information and posters around general crime reduction, and vehicle crime.

A “No valuables left in here” leaflet can be downloaded and printed by following this link (140kb PDF) >

 

Report itFollow this link to tell us what issues are a priority in your area >

You said ... We didFollow this link to read about actions taken to tackle previous PACT priorities >

 

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Meet the Team

Meet the team and members of your PACT Panel to raise local issues at the following events.

DATE MEETING / EVENT LOCATION
7 June 2013, 11am - 12 noon Public Meeting Spar, Carey Road
5 July 2013, 11am - 12 noon Public Meeting Sainsburys, Wareham
2 August 2013, 11am - 12 noon Public Meeting Spar, Carey Road

 

To find out more about the various forms of meetings your PACT Panel hold, please follow this link >

 

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Related Content

I have no valuables in my vehicle poster

 

Download our "I have no valuables in my vehicle" poster (140kb PDF) >

 

 

 

What is Safer Neighbourhoods? >

Dorset Retailers Reducing Crime - A crime awareness booklet  (1.42MB PDF) >

 

Newsletters

Wareham Town SNT Newsletter - February 2013 (136kb PDF) >

 

Useful Websites

Community safety pages on Dorset For You >

The Neighbourhood and Home Watch website >

Association of Dorset Watches >

 

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