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- Author: Nick Warren (Admin) - Thursday, 27 May 2010 / Hits: 111
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Dear All
The Cambridge City Council is attending court at 10am today, Wednesday 26th May, to obtain an eviction order.
This will mean that the travelllers can be moved off Orchard Park.
We realise some people have had concerns about the encampment, and other issues it may bring to the area. There has been no increase in anti-social behaviour or crime during this period.
Regards
PCSO Jackie King |
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- Author: Nick Warren - Wednesday, 19 May 2010 / Hits: 110
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Police Community Support Officers – their role explained
We often get asked about the difference between Police Constables and Police Community Support Officers. PCSO’s are uniformed staff whose role is to support the work of police officers within the community in Neighbourhood Policing Teams. They are a vital part of these teams and a large part of their role is to patrol in communities and work with organisations like the local councils to tackle the menace of anti-social behaviour.
PCSO’s do not have the same powers of arrest as police officers, although they do have the right to detain suspected offenders for up to thirty minutes until a police officer arrives. They also are able to give tickets for certain offences such as parking and littering. You can find out more about the role of a PCSO on our website.
PCSO’s Your Questions Answered
We are offering you the chance to have your say on PCSOs and to give us your views, or ask us any questions you might have about their policing role and powers. If you would like to take part in the discussion, simply submit your question or comment to us using the questions link at the bottom of this message.
The closing date for this discussion is the 3rd of June 2010. The answers to all your questions as well as any comments we have received will be posted on the site from the 26th of June 2010.
Kind regards
Cambridgeshire Constabulary.
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- Author: Nick Warren - Monday, 26 April 2010 / Hits: 58
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Hello,
In line with the new Neighbourhood Priorities members of the team have undertaken speed checks in the area and have conducted patrols on Orchard Park especially in the Cornell and Chadwick Court areas.
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- Author: Nick Warren - Tuesday, 16 March 2010 / Hits: 46
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Dear all
I am going to be in the Meadows Community Cafe on Friday 19th March between 11am and 12.30pm. If you have any concerns or issues about your local area you would like to discuss then please come along. Even if you don't have any concerns feel free to come and say Hello and meet me.
Regards
PCSO Jackie King Histon Neighbourhood Policing Team
In an emergency Please dial 999 for a non-emergency dial 0345 456 456 4
Next neighbourhood panel meeting is at 7pm on the 13th April at Impington Village College |
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- Author: Nick Warren - Thursday, 20 August 2009 / Hits: 263
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Mini motos
In last weeks newsletter we mentioned that we were receiving many
complaints regarding Mini Motos, as we all know these problems tend to
arise in the summer months with children off school . we are very pleased
to say that we have made fantastic progress in the last week. We have
managed to confiscate one bike from an address in Ferrars way and we are
hoping to confiscate a second in the week. These bikes were seized
following good work from the public who remained vigilant and continued
reporting incidents, for this we thank you and ask you to please keep it
up.
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