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Beddington and Wallington Local Committee
Tuesday, 27 February 2018
7.00 pm at the
Wallington County Grammar School, Croydon Road,
Wallington, SM6 7PH
UPDATED AGENDA
SUPPLEMENT
To all members of Beddington and Wallington Local Committee:-
The following papers, are updated versions of the reports for the below items. Please
bring them with you to the meeting:-
6. UPDATE FROM THE SAFER NEIGHBOURHOOD TEAM (Pages 1 - 4)
To receive an update on the three ward priorities in the area, and community
safety issues.
11. RECOMMENDATIONS TRACKER (Pages 5 - 8)
The recommendations tracker allows Committee Members to monitor responses,
actions and outcomes against their recommendations or requests for further
actions. This is updated following each Committee. Once an item is completed it
will be removed from the tracker.

Indicative timing: 10 mins

12. PUBLIC REALM PROJECTS & NEIGHBOURHOOD GRANTS (Pages 9 - 46)
The Locality Lead Officer will present a report to the Committee, which outlines
new public realm schemes for approval and gives an update on the progress of
current schemes.

Indicative timing: 10 minutes
Niall Bolger
Chief Executive
20 February 2018
Enquiries to: Charles Yankiah, Committee Services Officer Tel: [phone] Email:
[email protected]
Copies of reports are available in large print on request
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Agenda Item 6
Safer Neighbourhood Team update January 2018

Beddington North, Beddington South, Wallington North and Wallington South have now been
aligned to the same shi�s working under one Sergeant covering the East Cluster.

The teams consist of two Designated Ward officers (DWO) and one Police Community Support
Officer (PCSO).
Beddington North: Police Constable (PC) Steve Routledge, PC Nicola Smith and PCSO Denise
Goodwin
Beddington South: PC Chris Davis, PC Josie Dudas and PCSO Jane Thompson. PC Dudas is currently
restricted du�es and will be taking a year off from April.
Wallington North: PC Bob Rosie, PC Dave Lawrey and PCSO Kate Lines. PCSO Lines is currently
restricted du�es and will be taking a year off from June.
Wallington South: PC Russ Clarke, PC Tom Phipps and PCSO Helen Maguire.

Due to the closure of front counters across the met, "Community Contact Sessions" (CCS) have
been introduced to give an opportunity for those preferring face-to-face contact to speak to their
local DWO. Each ward will hold a ONE 1-HOUR Community Contact Session PER WEEK. They will
adver�se these sessions as much as possible over social media, local forums, word of mouth etc.

The met currently has an Opera�on in place that commenced on 8 January and will be running

un�l 31 March. The strategic inten�ons of this opera�on are to provide a coordinated response to
Moped Enabled and Knife criminality.
● Through posi�ve proac�ve policing, endeavour to prevent vic�m based crime, target ac�ve
criminals and, where crime is commi�ed, take all reasonable steps to arrest the offenders
● Provide reassurance as to our effec�veness to all the communi�es and stakeholders
● Seek to make efficient and effec�ve use of our resources

Every ward and team has been required to input a minimum of 2 ac�vi�es a week which work
towards achieving the Opera�ons objec�ves.

These ac�vi�es have included weapon sweeps of parks, open land, communal areas of flats, or
where groups of youths gather, or cause An� Social Behaviour (ASB). Targeted Knife Crime Hotspot
Patrols including ‘hotspots’ for other crime and ASB. School Presenta�ons and patrols. Targeted
ac�vi�es/patrols in Moped Enabled Crime Hotspots. Execu�on of search warrants.

The teams have been pos�ng on twi�er and Facebook some of their ac�vi�es.

All four teams are covering the priori�es of Burglary, The� from/of Motor Vehicle and ASB.
Wallington North is also covering Road Safety and Traffic.

Wallington North has been carrying out work around the Road Safety priority when possible
around the other ac�vi�es. This has included High Vis process patrols at Caledon Road no entry
point. Across the ward the team have issued 1 x process for no insurance. They also have two
pending processes one for no entry at Melbourne Road and one for driving without due care and
a�en�on on Manor Road.
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Canon Court is an ongoing ASB case for Wallington North and they have been working with mul�
agencies to try and tackle concerns of ASB and Motor Vehicle crime at the loca�on. The
management agency is going through the process of trying to improve their security and have a
gate put in place. Patrols have been ongoing at this loca�on.

During rou�ne patrols of the ward the team have carried out stop and searches resul�ng in an
arrest for possession of a knife, one charge for cannabis and a cannabis warning.

Two Misuse of drug warrants were executed resul�ng in two charges one for cannabis and one for
cocaine.

Wallington South have been carrying out plain clothes and high vis patrols across their ward to try
and tackle several areas including ASB, Burglary, Motor Vehicle Crime and Moped Enabled crime.

They have carried out leaflet drops with burglary crime preven�on advice in roads being targeted.

A lot of �me has been spent working closely with two care homes for young persons on the ward
to reduce criminality brought to the area by a limited number of their residents and their
associates. The communica�on between staff and police has been improved and the homes have
put new stricter regula�ons in place for their tenants.

Beddington South has successfully had 3 x Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) issued to persons
causing ASB in the London Borough of Su�on. One Male has been issued a CBO for begging, ASB &
being drunk in a public place. Another Male has been issued a CBO for being drunk in a public
place, possessing a knife and assaul�ng emergency services. A third male has been issued a CBO
pu�ng in place restric�ons to certain areas across London Borough Su�on.

They have also had a Closure Order and a Closure Order extension granted for a property on
Roundshaw for persistent drug and alcohol related ASB.

They have executed two misuses of drug warrants.

There are ongoing plain clothes patrols in and around Mcintosh Close due to reported ASB, drug
taking and drug dealing. This has recently resulted in two arrests. The team have also made
contact with partner agencies to try and tackle this issue by engaging the youths involved with
Time out project.
Su�on Safer Transport have been working to address the speeding issues on Forrester Drive in the
recent weeks. (Community Road Watch)
The team have also been targe�ng the Roundshaw with their patrols for the ongoing opera�on as
3/4 LOS mopeds have been recovered in this area in January.

Beddington North has been working with SELCO Builders warehouse who have received
complaints from their customers that large groups of men are outside begging for work. They are
working with several agencies including immigra�on and a charity to encourage the males into
legal employment. They shortly will be sign-pos�ng the area in English and Romanian giving
warning about police ac�on before a more robust approach is taken.
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Agenda Item 6
The team have been carrying out a mixture of uniform and plain clothes patrols to try and target/
deter the burglary and motor vehicle offenders and reduce the crimes. Whilst out on these patrols
a repeat offender for driving whilst disqualified was seen driving and the team were able to stop
and arrest her.

Su�on Safer Transport have been working to address the speeding issues on Plough Lane in the
recent weeks. (Community Road Watch)
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Beddington and Wallington Local Committee
27 February 2018

Recommendation Tracker

The recommendation tracker allows Committee Members to monitor responses, actions and outcomes against their recommendations or
requests for further action. The tracker is updated following each Committee. Once an action has been completed and reported to the
Committee, it will be removed from the tracker.
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Councillor Joyce Melican

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Date of Item Recommendation/Action Responsible Response / Outcome Next
Meeting Officer or Progress
Member Check
10/12/17 Item 9 Members and Community Ian Price The Clyde Road scheme looks at issues regarding 27/02/18
Representatives asked for Team Leader vehicle speed and parking. The proposals required to
an update on Clyde Road Strategy & deal with the speeding issue will be incorporated into
and Tharp Road schemes. Commissioning a LIP scheme. The associated obstructive parking
issues w ill be considered as part of the Parking
Strategy roll out.
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the broad implication of displacing traffic and
assessed the impact of the proposed one way based
on this data.

Making Tharp Road one way eastbound will redirect
200+ vehicles in both the morning and evening peak
periods. These vehicles have accessed Tharp Road
from Beddington Grove/Sandy Lane South, and the
displacement of that traffic on to other local roads are
anticipated to impact on Plough Lane and Demesne
Road. Plough Lane is a ‘B’ rated roads, and as such
expected to cater for connecting traffic, whereas
Demesne Road is a local road. Experience has
shown that where traffic has its route altered, it will
seek an alternative route earlier in the journey.
The key element here will be the local impact, with
the residents in Sandy Lane South/Beddington Grove
having to drive further and alter their routes. The
impacts of this will only become clear once the
consultation commences. A LIP scheme is in the
2018/19 Capital Programme, which can get underway
in April 2018, when funding is released.
10/12/17 Item 9 Members requested that a Ian Price Investigations have identified that this was assessed 27/02/18
new scheme for double Team Leader as part of a batch in 2016/17. Unfortunately, the
yellow lines on Strategy & request for these restrictions did not score high
Cranley/Stanley Gardens Commissioning enough on the project assessment and as such were
be added to the list. not proceeded with. Any further request will be
considered as part of the Parking Strategy roll out.
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10/12/17 Item 9 Resident requested an Ian Price It has been confirmed that there are works 27/02/18
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update on W oodcote Team Leader outstanding, which are being scheduled for
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Green/Sandy Lane South Strategy & implementation in March/April 2018.
LiP scheme, to improve Commissioning
road safety and traffic
flow.
10/12/17 Item 9 Wallington South Ian Price Information has been shared with Ward Councillors 27/02/18
Councillors requested that Team Leader regarding the liaison meeting between the Parking
the feedback from the Strategy & Manager and Coughlans Bakery.
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Signed:

Victoria Jeffrey, Head of Local Place and Engagement
Date: 13/02/2018

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