Bentley priorities
Current priorities
Anti-Social Behaviour and Criminal Damage
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
The Avenue & Balfour Road, Bentley
Issues in this area include drinking alcohol, playing football in the street, damaging motor vehicles, shouting and swearing.
April
This is a new priority for 2013, it has previously been a priority however some of the issues named above have occurred within... more
Nuisance Motorcycles
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Trans Pennine Trail and Bentley Community Woodland
March
This priority was raised at the March meeting as a new issue. The affected areas are the Trans Penine Trail and Bentley Community Woodland (Bentley Pit Top).
4th April
This priority was renewed at the meeting held on... more
Parking Issues
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
High Street, Bentley
DMBC have been made aware of the parking on the High Street and will take the appropriate action using the Parking Enforcement Team
March
All agencies have come together and operations for the very near future are programmed in.
Patrols have been... more
Archived priorities
Anti Social Behaviour
Thursday, February 7, 2013
Lauder Road Bentley
There have been a few incidents reported of youths causing damage to gates and fences along the road. The damage has occurred at about 1630hrs on the days mentioned. Officers from the local SNT will increase the amount of patrols in the area with a view of catching up with the offenders.
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Dog Fouling
Thursday, February 7, 2013
Askern Road Toll Bar
DMBC are aware and will take appropriate action over the coming weeks.
Anti-Social Behaviour and Dog Fouling
Thursday, November 22, 2012
Daw Wood,
The garages between Pickering Road and Victoria Road
11th December
No ASB has been reported since the priority was set. Frequent patrols of the area have been made and no incidents have been witnessed.
This PACT Priority has been closed due to no further reports received from Doncaster Council.
Anti-Social Behaviour
Thursday, November 22, 2012
Balfour Road and The Avenue
December
Since this priority was set, officers from the Safer Neighbourhood Team have conducted daily patrols both day and night of this affected area. Officers have been on the local busses that travel along The Avenue from the Town Centre. Officers have also been engaged in public... more
Littering
Thursday, November 22, 2012
Northfield Avenue Toll Bar & Piccadilly
11th December
Litter teams from the council have been out in the area on a regular basis. No further reports have been received.
Anti Social Behaviour
Thursday, October 18, 2012
Arksey
19th October
Before this new priority was discussed officers were already aware of a growing trend of ASB in Arksey. Both the local Beat Officers and NRT have been conducting patrols of the affected areas adopting a no tolerance approach.
30th... more
Anti Social Behaviour
Thursday, October 18, 2012
Bentley New Village
10th August
Over the past few weeks, there has been a significant increase in the amount of patrols in Bentley New Village, paying particular attention to the Balfour Road area. Officers have personally visited houses in the... more
Anti Social Behaviour
Thursday, August 9, 2012
Daw Wood, Harmony House, Cherry Grange, Pickering Road.
23rd August
There have been NO reports of ASB in these locations in August.
31st August
Dedicated patrols of the area have taken place and no incidents have been seen or reported.
7th September
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Speeding vehicles
Thursday, August 9, 2012
Hall Villa Lane, A19 Toll Bar & Jossey Lane
22nd August
Officers have used mobile speed guns on Askern Road Toll Bar, 50 vehicles were checked and 3 vehicles advised between 35-37mph. All 3 of the speeding vehicles drivers were local residents of Toll Bar.
31st August
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Speeding Vehicles - Toll Bar and Balfour Road
Friday, July 13, 2012
Toll Bar and Balfour Road
Over the next few weeks, the local SNT will be conducting speeding checks in the affected areas
6th August
Officers from the Safer Neighbourhood Team have conducted speeding operations over the past 2 weeks on the A19 in Toll Bar. Several vehicles were just... more
