Monday, 28 March 2011
Monday, 7 March 2011
Raynes Park Safer Neighbourhoods Team
If it's an emergency always dial 999
Safer Neighbourhoods teams are dedicated to your community and are additional to other policing teams and units in Merton. If you have concerns about day-to-day crime and disorder issues, or if you would like to get involved, please contact your local team.
Call Merton police on 0300 123 1212 Safer Transport team: 07825 386725 or email: stt.merton@met.police.uk Victim Support Scheme: 020 8685 1637 Collision/Traffic Enquiries: 020 7230 0565 or email: TrafficCJUVW@met.police.uk London Crime Stoppers: 0800 555 111
Safer Neighbourhoods teams are dedicated to your community and are additional to other policing teams and units in Merton. If you have concerns about day-to-day crime and disorder issues, or if you would like to get involved, please contact your local team.
Call Merton police on 0300 123 1212 Safer Transport team: 07825 386725 or email: stt.merton@met.police.uk Victim Support Scheme: 020 8685 1637 Collision/Traffic Enquiries: 020 7230 0565 or email: TrafficCJUVW@met.police.uk London Crime Stoppers: 0800 555 111
Thursday, 3 March 2011
Park Locking to Continue
I am forwarding you the message below from Councillor Rod Scott . Very good news indeed ( for now ! )
We must express our thanks to all the local councillors and to RAWW who opposed the proposal to leave the parks unlocked, and to all of you who wrote so many letters. They were noticed and commented on.
Mo Hammond is contacting Dave Byles ( parks manager) to see what the situation is re us unlocking the parks April to October -- as we have been doing . Mo will be in touch soon.
If there is anyone who would be willing to join the rota please contact Mo: hammondmo@talktalk.net
we hope to see you at the Annual Meeting Sunday 13th March, 10.30 coffeee 11am meeting
with all good wishes
Jill
SENT ON BEHALF OF CLLR ROD SCOTT
I am pleased to be able to say that at the Council budget meeting last night, alternative savings were found to enable the present arrangement of locking parks and gardens at night to continue for another year. This `reprieve` will enable discussions between the Friends groups, residents associations and others, with the council to take place with a view to finding a longer term solution while the present needs to find large council money savings continue. For example, this may be `remote locking`, the possibility of which will be examined.
At the same meeting, the council proposal that only one Community Forum meeting per year in each area, including Raynes Park, would be supported by the council, was modified to provide some support for the other three forum meetings per year if communities (as I believe we will wish to do in Raynes Park) themselves wish to continue with such forums as a means of community engagement and communication.
Best wishes
Councillor Rod Scott
Raynes Park Ward
We must express our thanks to all the local councillors and to RAWW who opposed the proposal to leave the parks unlocked, and to all of you who wrote so many letters. They were noticed and commented on.
Mo Hammond is contacting Dave Byles ( parks manager) to see what the situation is re us unlocking the parks April to October -- as we have been doing . Mo will be in touch soon.
If there is anyone who would be willing to join the rota please contact Mo: hammondmo@talktalk.net
we hope to see you at the Annual Meeting Sunday 13th March, 10.30 coffeee 11am meeting
with all good wishes
Jill
SENT ON BEHALF OF CLLR ROD SCOTT
I am pleased to be able to say that at the Council budget meeting last night, alternative savings were found to enable the present arrangement of locking parks and gardens at night to continue for another year. This `reprieve` will enable discussions between the Friends groups, residents associations and others, with the council to take place with a view to finding a longer term solution while the present needs to find large council money savings continue. For example, this may be `remote locking`, the possibility of which will be examined.
At the same meeting, the council proposal that only one Community Forum meeting per year in each area, including Raynes Park, would be supported by the council, was modified to provide some support for the other three forum meetings per year if communities (as I believe we will wish to do in Raynes Park) themselves wish to continue with such forums as a means of community engagement and communication.
Best wishes
Councillor Rod Scott
Raynes Park Ward
Tuesday, 1 March 2011
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