Wisbech & District Safer Neighbourhood Panel Meeting
As a residents of Wisbech or the surrounding areas you are being given the opportunity to get involved in policing decisions in the town. The second of the town's neighbourhood policing panel meetings will take place on Wednesday January 17 at 7.30pm at Murrow Village Hall. During the meeting the team, led by Sergeant Sharon Burrell, will report on their activities during the last three months after residents decided they wanted to see police tackle criminal damage, speeding and anti-social behaviour. Panel meetings are the public's opportunity to have their say on the policing of Wisbech and the surrounding areas. The team encourage anyone to attend the meeting who would like to see officers tackle a particular issue or are keen to hear about the work carried out by the team in the last three months. Neighbourhood policing is about creating safer neighbourhoods and raising confidence and satisfaction in policing. During the last three months officers from the Wisbech and district team have been focusing on reducing crime in the three target areas, carrying out a number of high profile operations to crack down on those who continue to commit offences in the three areas. The team have worked extremely hard in the past three months to ensure that we have made a significant impact of the areas that were concerning residents three months ago. The Wisbech panel meeting is open to residents from the town, Walsoken, Rings End, Coldham, Elm, Friday Bridge, Christchurch, Leverington, Parson Drove, Wisbech St Mary, Murrow, Guyhirn, Thorney Toll, Tydd Gote, Foul Anchor, Newton and Gorefield. The meeting will be attended by Chief Inspector Laura Hunt, Inspector Malcolm Graham, Sgt Sharon Burrell, members of the neighbourhood policing team and partner agencies. During the meeting residents will be updated on the work of the team in the last three months, discuss the main issues facing them in their area before deciding on the policing priorities for the next three months. If you cannot make the neighbourhood panel meeting but would still like to contribute you can do so by replying to this email. We’d like to know what your top concerns, in your neighbourhood, are (please provide specific details where appropriate). We look forward to seeing our subscribers there. Wisbech & District Neighbourhood Policing Team
As a residents of Wisbech or the surrounding areas you are being given the opportunity to get involved in policing decisions in the town. The second of the town's neighbourhood policing panel meetings will take place on Wednesday January 17 at 7.30pm at Murrow Village Hall. During the meeting the team, led by Sergeant Sharon Burrell, will report on their activities during the last three months after residents decided they wanted to see police tackle criminal damage, speeding and anti-social behaviour. Panel meetings are the public's opportunity to have their say on the policing of Wisbech and the surrounding areas. The team encourage anyone to attend the meeting who would like to see officers tackle a particular issue or are keen to hear about the work carried out by the team in the last three months. Neighbourhood policing is about creating safer neighbourhoods and raising confidence and satisfaction in policing. During the last three months officers from the Wisbech and district team have been focusing on reducing crime in the three target areas, carrying out a number of high profile operations to crack down on those who continue to commit offences in the three areas. The team have worked extremely hard in the past three months to ensure that we have made a significant impact of the areas that were concerning residents three months ago. The Wisbech panel meeting is open to residents from the town, Walsoken, Rings End, Coldham, Elm, Friday Bridge, Christchurch, Leverington, Parson Drove, Wisbech St Mary, Murrow, Guyhirn, Thorney Toll, Tydd Gote, Foul Anchor, Newton and Gorefield. The meeting will be attended by Chief Inspector Laura Hunt, Inspector Malcolm Graham, Sgt Sharon Burrell, members of the neighbourhood policing team and partner agencies. During the meeting residents will be updated on the work of the team in the last three months, discuss the main issues facing them in their area before deciding on the policing priorities for the next three months. If you cannot make the neighbourhood panel meeting but would still like to contribute you can do so by replying to this email. We’d like to know what your top concerns, in your neighbourhood, are (please provide specific details where appropriate). We look forward to seeing our subscribers there. Wisbech & District Neighbourhood Policing Team