Meet your local team
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Sergeant Rams
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PC Whittaker
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PCSO Connor
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PCSO Thompson
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PCSO Gary Merrie
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Current neighbourhood policing
priorities- Updated March 2012
Priorities come from passengers, railway staff
and from PACT (Police and community
together) meetings.
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1. We will reduce anti social
behaviour at Liverpool Lime street station
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Actions
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Police officers and community support officers
have been providing reassurance to staff and passengers.
There is an issue with a large number of homeless
persons causing a disturbance at the location. On the 10th of
March 2012, officers arrested two persons for an assault and both
have bail conditions not to enter the station. Direction to leave
the locality notices were also issued on the 10th of March 2012,
these continue to be used as an enforcement tactic. A multi agency
meeting will take place at the next PACT meeting, this will
include homeless charities and Liverpool city council to
tackle the underlying issues. CCTV evidence is being used to target
offenders who persistently cause issues on the station.
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2. We will tackle anti social
behaviour at Runcorn railway station
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Actions
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Police officers are continuing to provide a
high visibility presence at Runcorn station. Community Support
Officers have been conducting onboard train surgeries to liaise
with staff and passengers. This allows for community engagement and
staff reassurance. Late night train patrols to and from the station
have been conducted. Specifically on the 9th of March 2012 involved
the last train service into Liverpool and a number
of youths details were taken. These train patrols will
continue over the month of March. CCTV is being used to identify
and prosecute offenders who commit anti social behaviour offences
at the location. To tackle the issues at the location, multi agency
meetings will take place this month. These will take place with
Cheshire Police, Virgin trains and Halton council.
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| 3. We will tackle issues of anti
social behaviour and ticketless travel at Huyton railway
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Actions
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Stations we cover
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Upcoming events
Community Surgeries:
Come and meet your local Neighbourhood Policing Team! These
surgeries allow you to voice any concerns or issues you
have or to just meet your local neighbourhood policing
officer.
Armistead Centre Drop in
surgery
British Transport Police also attend a monthly drop in
surgery on the first Tuesday of each month at the Armistead Centre
(Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender centre) in Liverpool city centre.
At the centre there is a remote hate crime reporting box if you
wish to pass on anonymous information.
The next drop in surgery is on:-
10th April 2012 5pm-7pm 1st
Floor Musker Buildings, Liverpool, Merseyside L1 6AA
15th April 2012 5pm-7pm 1st Floor Musker
Buildings, Liverpool, Merseyside L1 6AA
Community
Engagement
Officers are attending a monthly
drop in session with-: People first at 1-27 Bridport Street
,Liverpool , L3 5QF. This monthly drop in will allow engagement for
the team to link in with people who have a learning disability. The
next meeting is on the:
12th of April 2012 10am
Regular onboard train surgeries continue to be a success. Listed
below are the station surgeries around the Neighbourhood Policing
Area: Come and have a chat to our staff
2nd of April 2012 4pm-7pm Huyton railway
station
5th of April 2012 4pm-7pm Runcorn railway
station
Schools
Engagements
At these events officers are in attendance to
give careers advice, citizenship guidance, role play and
highlighting the role of BTP including Rail Safety. These
events take place at the below schools:
Your Choice Exhibition, St John Bosco Art College, Stonedale
Cressent, Liverpool
L119DQ
Thursday 19th April
2012 09.00am to
1.00pm
Tuesday 24th
April 2012 09.00am
to
1.00pm
Thursday 10th May
2012 09.00am to
1.00pm
Thursday 17th May
2012 09.00am to
1.00pm
Thursday 14th June
2012 09.00am to
1.00pm
Thursday 21st
June 2012 09.00am
to
1.00pm
Tuesday 3rd
July 2012
09.00am to
1.00pm
Tuesday 10th July
2012 09.00am to
1.00pm
The Liverpool NPT team are in possession
of a model train set, this will assist officers when taking part in
community and school events and allows officers to explain the
dangers of the rail network.
This has been made possible by donations
from Virgin Trains and Hattons Model Railway Shop, Liverpool
and we would like to give a special thank you to Albert Summer from
Liverpool model railway society for all his time and effort in
constructing the set.
PACT (Police and Community Together)
Meetings
PACT meetings are open to everyone living or spending time in
that particular Local Policing Team area. They are planned,
advertised days when a Local Neighbourhood Officer will attend a
particular location on a given day at a given time. These
meetings provide the community with access to their Local
Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) where they can talk on a one to
one basis about issues specific to their local neighbourhood.
The dates for this years meetings are:
Thursday 10th May 2012 10.00am
All the meetings will be held at Liverpool Police Station, Lord
Nelson Street, Liverpool L1 1JF. If you wish to attend please
contact Sgt David Rams on 0151 702 2757 or e-mail
David.Rams@btp.pnn.police.uk
Community Engagement - Previous
events
1) Officers have been carrying
out on board train surgeries travelling on the Virgin
Services from
Liverpool Lime Street to London Euston. This allows officers to
speak
with all passengers and staff on board the services and
give advice regarding theft of personal
property and
personal safety advice. These onboard train surgeries have now
expanded to
cover other
Train Operating Companies
2) Officers have engaged with a
large number of hard to reach groups. This has included an
Elderly
persons
drop in and a disability drop in forum. Officers already engage on
a regular basis with our
friends at
the Lesbian/Gay drop in centre.
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