Crowthorne Neighbourhood Action Group
Priorities for 2008
1 – Speeding (BFBC Medium Term Objective Priorities 3 and 4)
2 – Youths (BFBC Medium Term Objective Priorities 3 and 4)
3 – Environmental matters (BFBC Medium Term Objective Priority 2
Date of next meetings
Neighbourhood Action Group
- 10 December 2008
Neighbourhood Forum
- Thursday 6 November 2008, 7.30pm, The Morgan Centre
Consultation Results
103 of the 1576 questionnaires returned related to matters of concern in Crowthorne. The top five areas of concern were:
- Speeding
- Youths
- Litter, Dog Mess and Broken Glass
- Parking
- Visible Policing
Crime Statistics and CADIS Data
The Community Nuisance and Disorder Information System (CADIS) is a database that enables the Police and Borough Council to collate information about community nuisance and disorder and analyse and map the information so that activities can be more effectively targeted.
To find out about the data collected for Crowthorne contact the Crime and Disorder Reduction Team on 01344 352268
Meeting minutes
Crowthorne NAG Meeting Minutes 15 July 2008 (46kb)
Crowthorne NAG Meeting Minutes 15 April 2008 (56kb)
Crowthorne Neighbourhood Action Group Meeting Minutes 13 February 2008 (92kb)
Crowthorne Neighbourhood Action Group Meeting Minutes 19 December 2007 (128kb)
Activities
Youth Summer Activity Scheme
The long summer holidays are often peak times for reports of youth anti-social behaviour and to help combat this Police Community support Officer Ivana Houska-Mitchell is organising a programme of events over the summer holidays that will give young people in Crowthorne something constructive to spend their time and energy on.
The programme of events includes camping, barbeques, orienteering, five a side football, mountain bike riding, music workshops, bowling, raft building at Horseshoe lake, mountain boarding, film nights and many more activities.
The scheme is being supported by a range of organisations in the village including the Oakwood Centre, churches, Wellington College, Edgbarrow School, Crowthorne Parish Council, Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service, the Rotary Club and Wokingham and Bracknell Forest Borough Councils.
Film Club
Many young people in Crowthorne felt that there was a limited selection of things for them to do if they didn’t want to travel outside the village in the evenings and so the local Police Community Support Officer decided to arrange a film night at the Baptist Church. Local business donated the film, refreshments and raffle prizes. As a result of its success there are now two film clubs running regularly with the children choosing the films that they want to see (An X-Box is available for those older children who don’t want to watch the film). One takes place at the Baptist Church and is for local children in years 7 to 9, the second takes place at the Methodist Church and is for children in years 5 and 6. Attendance at each night averages at around twenty children.
The film nights also provide the police with an opportunity to get to know local children and find out about the things that concern them.
If you would like more information about this NAG please contact the Community Engagement Team.
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