PCSO Report July 2022

Welcome to my latest Partnership Funded
PCSO Report
Included below are just some of the activities undertaken by myself This is in addition to actively supporting the police with taskings which relate to incidents reported in Newmarket. This would typically involve the request and or collection of CCTV The submission of Intelligence reports (6 this month) as well as engaging with victims or witnesses of crime to offer Support, Advice, and updates.

• Neighbourhood Priority’s (Newmarket)
Patrols to be focused around the following locations, Newmarket Train Station, Icewell Hill, George Lambton Avenue and Bill Rickaby Drive.
Stop Searches to be conducted where suitable and intelligence to be submitted on sightings and interactions.
Awareness to be given to persons/vehicles looking to or having broken into sheds/outbuildings. Power Tools and Pedal Cycles are the items of interest.

• Lady’s Day Race Meeting
Following the meeting Police dealt with a number of incidents in and around licensed premises. This resulted in a section 35 dispersal order being issued later in the evening to dispel any further issues. This order remained in place for 48 hours.
• School Visits
With the current school year coming to an end, I attended Houldsworth Valley Academy following an invitation to deliver an assembly to the current Year 7 students who will be moving on to secondary education in September.
• Studlands Friendship Group
On 21st July I delivered a Dementia Friends input to this group. This was well received and was the first face to face input of this kind I have been able to facilitate in 2 years due to COVID restrictions
• Youth ASB
There has been a slight increase in ASB at the Guineas shopping centre and the Multi Storey car park involving young people. This coincides with the school holidays beginning and I continue to work with Guineas security and the Bid ambassador to address this issue.
With the lighter nights I have been conducting a series of Pulse Patrols early evening at locations such as Memorial Gardens, Severals, and the Guineas multi storey car park as well as these patrols I have also liaised with Outreach Youth workers who have visited Newmarket to engage with young persons.
• Skate Park
This facility continues to be well used with very few issues and I will be shortly supporting a Skate Jam event to be held there over the Summer Break.
POLICE ADVICE AND GUIDANCE
I am Happy to give advice and guidance where I can. If it is something that I cannot give an immediate answer too, then I am ideally placed to seek advice from other professionals. Member of the public wanting advice on police-related matters can be signposted to the Suffolk Constabulary.
https://www.suffolk.police.uk/contact-us Bill Butcher PCSO 3036 WILLIAM BUTCHER NTC
Forest Heath Safer Neighbourhood Team Newmarket Police Station 101 (non-emergency)/ 999 (Emergency only).
Suffolk Police has recently launched “1st Principle”. The first phase of a new library of crime prevention, security and personal safety advice.www.suffolk.police.uk/1stprinciple CRIME PREVENTION ADVICE