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South Yarmouth Neighbourhood

South Yarmouth

The South Yarmouth Safer Neighbourhood Team (SNT) covers the area south of Fullers Hill, St Nicholas Road and Euston Road to the Harbours Mouth.

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Current priorities for South Yarmouth Neighbourhood

1) Jetty Boys on Marine Parade


2) Youths causing ASB in St Georges Park


3) Bin Fires in the South Yarmouth Neighbourhood

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Actions taken for South Yarmouth Neighbourhood

SAFER NEIGHBOURHOOD TEAMS (SNTs) FORGE A PARTNERSHIP WITH LOCAL SUPERMARKET

The North and South Yarmouth Safer Neighbourhood Teams are working in partnership with Sainsburys Supermarket, St. Nicholas Road, Great Yarmouth to improve community engagement within the eastern area. Officers will operate from within the store during store opening times and will staff a desk on a part-time basis.

Between the hours of 1900 - 2100 every Thursday, and 1000 - 1200 every Sunday, the community will have the opportunity to meet and get to know their local officers face to face. They will be able to get information and advice, forward community issues and suggestions and help influence local Safer Neighbourhood Priorities, all at their convenience when they go shopping.

Every six weeks there will be the opportunity to 'Ask the Inspector' where the community can attend a Surgery in the store restaurant area. Dates and times for these surgeries will be advertised in the near future.

Events, initiatives and appeals will be launched from the foyer area and there will be a 'Neighbourhood Challenge' postbox where you can forward your suggestions directly to the SNT at any time during store opening hours. There will also be photos of the local officers, so that you can identify the specific officer who looks after your area and the current SNT priorities will also be advertised.

This is a new method of Community Engagement that will enhance the local Neighbourhood Action Team meetings, currently held in the local community. It is anticipated that capturing a wider part of the community will provide more accurate views of our community and help us to shape the way we do business in future.

For information on the SAINSBURYS PROJECT, contact Pc Iain McNaugher on 0845 456 4567.

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Meet the Team

Contact the Team on : 0845 456 4567 and ask for the South Yarmouth team.

Email the Team: sntsouthyarmouth@norfolk.pnn.police.uk

  • Inspector Danny Kett

    Inspector Danny Kett

  • SGT Daniel Smith

    SGT Daniel Smith

  • PC Tim Amphlett

    PC Tim Amphlett

  • PC Nigel Robinson

    PC Nigel Robinson

  • PC Sam Bassham

    PC Sam Bassham

  • PC Sam Cantillon

    PC Sam Cantillon

  • PC John Blackman

    PC John Blackman

  • PC Keir Stannard

    PC Keir Stannard

  • PCSO Keith Boulton

    PCSO Keith Boulton

  • PCSO Camilla Burwood

    PCSO Camilla Burwood

  • PCSO Lisa Bruton

    PCSO Lisa Bruton

  • PCSO Terry Chambers

    PCSO Terry Chambers

  • PCSO Cibele De Matos

    PCSO Cibele De Matos

  • PCSO Andy Hunt

    PCSO Andy Hunt

  • PCSO Steven Roper

    PCSO Steven Roper

  • PCSO Gemma George

    PCSO Gemma George

  • PCSO Andy Smith

    PCSO Andy Smith

  • PCSO Jeannette Baker

    PCSO Jeannette Baker

  • PCSO Heather Wright

    PCSO Heather Wright

  • Sgt Phil Gray

    Sgt Phil Gray


Crime performance

In order to inform people about the impact of crime and anti-social behaviour on their neighbourhood the tables set out below show the common types of offences that are committed in this neighbourhood. The tables are updated on a monthly basis and compare the last three months of recorded crime against the same three month period in the previous year. In that way you can see if crime is increasing or decreasing and what type of crime has the greatest impact in terms of volume.

Crime performance – comparing three month periods each year

Crime type 2007* 2008* +/-%
change
+/-%
Norfolk change
Serious Violent Crime 6 7 16.70% -1.89%
Assault With Injury 108 71 -34.30% -29.70%
Burglary Dwelling 20 24 20.00% 7.38%
Burglary Other 23 36 56.50% -2.20%
Robbery 3 5 66.70% 5.00%
Theft Of A Vehicle 12 7 -41.70% -7.16%
Theft From A Vehicle 14 35 150.00% -5.75%
Drug Offences 60 66 10.00% 11.49%
Criminal Damage 183 193 5.50% -18.79%
All Crime 852 910 6.80% -10.02%

* The table is showing the number of crimes recorded over a three month period each year. For example between 1 April to 30 June 2007 compared against 1 April to 30 June 2008. As the table is updated each month the 3 month reporting period will advance by a month.

Anti-social behaviour (ASB) performance

In a similar way to crime performance the table below shows you the level and type of Anti-social behaviour recorded by the police in this neighbourhood over a 3 month period each year. The way in which the incidents are recorded is regulated by the national incident recording standards and the information is taken from the police incident recording system.

National incident recording standards

Anti-social behaviour – comparing three month periods each year

ASB Incident type Incident
count
2007
Incident
count
2008
+/- %
Local Change
+/-%
Norfolk Change
Solvent Misuse 2 1 -50.00% -65.75%
Street Drinking 11 6 -45.5% 14.3%
Begging / Vagrancy 6 6 0.0% 59.1%
Prostitution 0 0 n/a -100%
Abandoned Vehicles 22 16 -27.3% -21.3%
Vehicle Nuisance 40 64 60.00% 3.6%
Noise Nuisance 26 27 3.8% 27.3%
Littering 7 5 -28.6% 58.7%
Fireworks Nuisance 0 0 n/a 50.0%
Neighbour Disputes 36 50 38.9% 2.5%
Rowdy Behaviour 682 839 23.0% 4.6%
ASB Other 129 113 -12.4% 7.1%
ASB Total 961 1127 17.3% 4.3%

Crime detection performance

The neighbourhood detection performance table shows you how the police are doing in solving a crime that has been committed and recorded. The police follow a national standard on identifying when a crime has been solved and can be claimed to have been detected. A crime is detected when the investigation has been resolved by way of:

Charge
Summons to court
Caution
Offence taken into consideration
Reprimand
Final Warning
Fixed Penalty Notice

The table below shows you the detection rate for local crimes experienced by this neighbourhood compared to Norfolk Constabulary's overall county wide detection performance. The table captures current performance and again uses the three month periods.

Crime type Local Detection
Rate 2008
%
Norfolk Detection
Rate 2008
%
Serious Violent Crime 14.3% 67.3%
Assault With Injury 38.0% 57.8%
Burglary Dwelling 12.5% 24.9%
Burglary Other 13.9% 15.0%
Robbery 60.0% 42.9%
Theft Of A Vehicle 42.9% 20.5%
Theft From A Vehicle 17.1% 14.5%
Drug Offences 100.0% 101.5%
Criminal Damage 14.5% 21.5%
All Crime 44.0% 39.2%

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