Carmarthen West - Johnstown and Trinity

29/02/2012 - A speeding operation was conducted during February in response to public requests regarding the safety of road users within the Picton Terrace, College Road, Monument Hill and Jobs Well Road areas.

Following this operation a number of drivers were found at the time to be exceeding the speed limits within the above areas.  The drivers were dealt with using penalty notices and participation in a Speed Awareness Course.

20/12/2011 - Further speeding operations are planned over the coming months which will run parallel with the all Wales Drink Drive Campaign.

5/10/11 - Speeding checks have been conducted in the area with the following results
 
Jobs Well Road: 2 reported for speed awareness programme & 1 fixed penalty notice issued
 
Further Liaison with Highways Department, Carmarthen County Council regarding introduction of traffic calming measures

29/02/2012 - Following recent thefts of fuel from Cillefwr Industrial Estate, Carmarthen Police have arrested suspects in connection to a potential theft from the Industrial Estate.  Enquiries are continuing.

20/12/2011 - Following the meeting for business owners/managers of Cillefwr Industrial Estate, a number of businesses have registered for the Online Watch Link (OWL), this provides a two way communication link between Businesses and the Police to assist in the prevention and detection of crime.

05/10/11 - Due to the national increase in the theft of fuel and scrap metal, Carmarthen NPT have invited business owners/managers of Cillefwr Industrial Estate, Johnstown to a meeting to discuss their security, crime prevention and the launch of Business Watch.  This will include setting up of the online watch link (OWL)

A number of High Visibility patrols of the area to include Trinity University, College Road, Parcmaen and surrounding areas

Further comments made by residents within the area in a recent meeting have been positive and there is evidence that ASB had reduced in the area, residents feel that a reminder is required to students to ensure ASB doesn’t escalate again in the area.

Neighbourhood Policing Team will continue to monitor the situation during the coming months, and also continue to work with the University.

Arrangements will be made for a further letter to be sent to the students via Trinity University to highlight the issues raised.

A leaflet drop will be completed by NPT to premises near Trinity University within the next 14 days.  It will remind residents of the importance of reporting ASB at the time its occurrence.

20/12/2011 -

• A number of High Visibility Patrols of the area to include Trinity University, College Road, Parcmaen and the surrounding areas.
• Letters have been sent to all students via Trinity University to highlight the issues raised
• Trinity University Students Union Bar are in the process of engaging with the Police by participating in the Behave Or Be Banned Scheme (BOBB), and a licensing check has been carried out by officers.
• Comments made by residents within the above area in a recent meeting have been positive and there is evidence that ASB has reduced in the area, despite signs of improvement the Neighbourhood Policing Team will continue to monitor the situation during the coming months.

05/10/11 -

• Continued liaison with Trinity St Davids University with a number of talks carried out by Neighborhood Policing Team to students to remind them of their responsibilities whilst out in the community.
• Attendance at Freshers Fair to introduce to new students, and make them aware of the issues raised by community members
• Increased patrols to be carried out in the area during the peak times identified by community
• Letter to be sent to all students via Trinity University to highlight the issues raised

Number of calls of Anti social behaviour have reduced recently, however pertnership working is still continuing

Continued Liaison with Bro Myrddin Housing Association regarding issues within the estate, also working with other partner agencies and the residents who are acting in an Anti-social manner.

20/12/2011 - Continued Liaison with Bro Myrddin Housig Association regarding the issues within the estate.