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Parking on Hospital Road outside Builth Wells Primary School

  • Wednesday, November 16, 2011
    Thu 24 Nov 2011
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    NMT officers have worked closely with the Head teacher at the primary school, to alleviate this problem.  New procedures have been put in place by the school for dropping the children off in the mornings & this has stopped vehicles obstructing pavements.  A letter has been sent out by Builth Wells NMT to parents advising them of offences & patrols are being carried out by Officers  & PCSO’s.

Speeding in the village of Hundred House

  • Wednesday, November 16, 2011
    Thu 24 Nov 2011
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    Requests have been made to the RPU for speed checks to be carried out in the village at the relevant times.  I have liaised with Alan Davies at PCC who has provided me with the data from the speed strips that were in place in 2007.  I have requested new strips to be put in place for more up date information & also that the speed information devise be used in the village.

ASB at Llanelwedd during events on the Royal Welsh Show Ground

  • Wednesday, November 16, 2011
    Thu 24 Nov 2011
    N/A

    An events diary has been created by Builth Wells NMT though liaison with the section inspector, bids for additional staff at these vents are being made through tasking & coordinating meetings.  Local residents within Llanelwedd have been urged to call, when incidents occur.

Dog Fouling

  • The Groe & Builth Wells Town
    Monday, February 14, 2011
    Thu 24 Nov 2011
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    16/11/2011 - This is still one the most important issues to our community that is still raising its head at PACT meetings.  We have done everything that we can in conjunction with our partner agencies.  Patrols are still being carried out regularly by officers & PCSO’s in order to identify any offenders. A petition is in circulation by the community to present to PCC for more enforcement wardens.

    17/08/11 - A letter has been prepared & distributed asking for co production with residents that live around the Groe & The Lant area (North Rd, Pendre, Broadway, Church Street).  Discussions have & are still in the process of taking place with Rachel Palmer at Tidy Towns.  The free disposable bags that were supplied by the council are now running low & this is something that our partners are looking at.  We are continuing to work with our partners to find a long term resolution to the problem, but due to us now having to seek new funding streams it may take a while to sort out.

    14/07/11 - This is an area where complaints are still being voiced by residence.  A number of residence have been given dog fouling bags to carry with them when they are out on the Groe with their families & are going to challenge dog walkers that they see, who appear to not be in control of their dogs.  I am aware of a local petition that is being set up in relation to wanting individuals dealt with for this issue.  I have spoken to a number of residents again urging that they volunteer the information of people responsible in order that we can put the information forward to environmental health to secure a prosecution.  One dog owner has been spoken in relation to allowing the dog to roam freely.  Through liaison with Powys County Council discussions have taken place with Tidy Towns as to organising a small awareness raising event on the Groe one evening during the summer.

Past Priorities

Wed, December 21, 2011

  • Builth Wells Neighbourhood Policing Team would like to wish you a Merry Christmas & A Happy New Year.

Inspector Stuart Eckley 2002

  • Stuart Eckley

    Inspector Stuart Eckley was promoted to Llandrindod Wells as inspector in August 2007. He joined Dyfed-Powys Police in December 1989 and has worked in Brecon and Hay-on-Wye. He is a farmer’s son, born and bred near Brecon and currently living near Builth Wells. He enjoys having the chance to walk and talk in the community. Outside work his hobbies include golf, judo, painting and drawing, and gardening.

PC Alison Fletcher 6

  • Alison Fletcher

    PC Alison Fletcher joined the police service in 1999 and is currently stationed at Builth Wells. She returned to the section in 2005 following a number of years spent in Public Protection Unit at Brecon.  She currently works part time & has done so in the neighbourhood policing role since January 2008.

Neighbourhood Meetings

  • Builth Wells PACT Meeting
     
    Please come along & meet your local neighbourhood management officer, County Councillor Avril York & a member of the Town Council to discuss local policing priorties.

    Strand Hall

  • Llanelwedd PACT Meeting

    Jubilee Hall, Llanelwedd

Surgeries

  • Builth Wells Neighbourhood Management Team are in the process of setting up regular surgeries at the local farmers markets, further information will be posted here shortly. We are also holding a surgery at The WI Stall at the rear of The White Horse Public House. This surgery will take place every 5 weeks & will commence on 25th February 2011. Please feel free to pop by & discuss any local matters.

  • Between 10am and noon.

    Community Support Office in Builth Wells

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