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Monmouth Neighbourhood Policing Team
Trellech United Ward
Trellech United Ward
CONTACT No. (unless otherwise stated): 01495 233 903
Your Ward Priorities are:
- OFF ROAD MOTOR BIKES
- SPEEDING
- Last Updated : Monday 19th October 2009
What we've done in your area:
Priority: Off-road motorbikes
We have been patrolling the forestry areas and the issue of off-road bikes appears to have diminished. We have had very few sightings or calls from the public regarding this and we have spoken to local residents when we are out and about who have also confirmed that that the number of 'off-roaders' in the area has dropped. We will continue to monitor this and can issue Section 59 warnings to anyone found using off-road bikes illegally. This means that anyone receiving more than one warning within a twelve month period can have their bike seized.
Last Updated : Tuesday 22nd December 2009
We have been patrolling the forestry areas and the issue of off-road bikes appears to have diminished. We have had very few sightings or calls from the public regarding this and we have spoken to local residents when we are out and about who have also confirmed that that the number of 'off-roaders' in the area has dropped. We will continue to monitor this and can issue Section 59 warnings to anyone found using off-road bikes illegally. This means that anyone receiving more than one warning within a twelve month period can have their bike seized.
Last Updated : Tuesday 22nd December 2009
Your next P.A.C.T.
meeting:
Your next opportunity to have an influence over our policing priorities is at:
MILLENIUM HALL, LLANDOGO
Date : Monday 15th February 2010
Time : 19:30
Date : Monday 15th February 2010
Time : 19:30
Your local Neighbourhood Officers are:
Neighbourhood Officer
PC 319 - Simon Holder
Police Surgeries:
Your local Police Surgery(ies):
- Tuesday 9th February
Orange Community Store
1:00 - Tuesday 16th February
Orange Community Store
13:00 - Tuesday 23rd February
Orange Community Store
13:00
How YOU can take action:
- Go to a Neighbourhood policing or P.A.C.T. meeting
- Report crime
- Join your local Neighbourhood Watch scheme or other community activities
- Get involved or volunteer
- For further information about community safety schemes in your area, visit your local council website
Your Local Policing Summary 2009
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