HARRIETSHAM PACT (Partners And Community working Together)

ACTION PLAN PUBLISHED AUGUST 2009

The Pact  group consists of representatives from the Parish Council, Primary school, Village Hall Trust, Helpers residents Association, St John the Baptist Church, Remix project, local village housing associations, Police, Kent County Council,&  Maidstone Borough Council.

The priorities are

 

Issue and location

Who will do this

Action to be taken

How will this be assessed?

Speeding traffic

A20

Holm Mill junction/ A20

 

Church Lane junction /A20

 

Police/Police Community Support  Officer

KCC highways

 

Speed enforcement

Take action to lower speed limit (see speed limit review)

Carrying out a full review

Speed reduction measures

Improved signage

Improve road markings and road furniture.

Feedback on number of drivers stopped.

Amending recommendation in KCC Speed limit review

publishing and acting on findings

 

Community warden

To observe and report incidents

Monitoring of incidents

Parish Council

 

Work with volunteers to

Establish speedwatch

Group working regularly

particularly in highlighted areas

Speeding West St

Driver safety

All above

Primary school

Community warden

 

As above

Talking to children

Talking to parents/ children and writing in Network etc

As above

Monitoring  and feedback from community

Anti social behaviour (ASB)

St John the Baptist  church, Lych gate

Police

 

Church/ police

 

 

Greater police presence. Site to be looked at to identify any crime reduction improvements to be made

 

Reduction in number of incidents and damage

 

Antisocial behaviour.

Generally in East of village and around hall

Police/ KCC/ MBC /Housing Associations/ Social services.

Safer Maidstone Partnership

(Crime & Disorder Reduction Partnership

High visible patrolling

Identification and prosecution of those  offenders

Nominate known names to the ASB partnership Group

for  interventions

CCTV cameras installed in key locations.

Reduction in incidents to police

 

Close monitoring of reported incidents

Parish Council/ PACT

Liaise with police

Reports to community

 

Young people

Some youths do not engage at any of clubs available

KCC. 

Local Youth organisations

Parish council.

Village volunteers

To establish a dialogue with disaffected youth to create a provision for them.

Parents to be involved

Meeting done.

Club/ activities established.

Young people engaged in creative activities

Children not attending  school

 

Education welfare officer (EWO)

 

Work with families to provide home school support.

Young people in school

 

 

Please report all incidences to Police on 690055. This can be done anonymously

Children not attending  school

 

KCC.

schools

 

Non co-operation, issuing fixed penalty notices.

Prosecution in court

 

 

Parents prosecuted

Children out late at night unattended by parents

 

KCC, Social services MBC/Police

Voluntary agencies

 

Engage with parents, parenting classes etc.

 

Parents involved with their children

 

Environment

Litter/ rubbish generally

 

Parish council

 

 

 

 

MBC

Monitor MBC litter collection

Consider employing a local person to keep village tidy.

 

Employing a sweeper.

Reporting incidents of fly tipping and /or areas heavily littered

 

Reduction of reported incidents. Tidy village

 

Dog fouling generally

 

MBC

 

Environmental Enforcement

 

 

 

Work with residents/KCC Warden/PCSO to identify offenders /hot spots and issue fixed penalty notices as appropriate.

 

Reduction in complaints

 

Evidence of dog fouling reduced

Community warden

Talk to villagers

 

Feed back to Parish council

What you said…

Useful contacts.

Maidstone police non emergency 01622 690055 to report all incidents

PC Paul Kemsley 07870 252171.P C S Officer Not known at present 07772 226097

Email maidstonerural.neighbourhood@kent.pnn.police.uk

KCC Rural Community Warden Colin Davey 07977 981993 colin.davey@kent.gov.uk

Special Inspector Nick Still 01622851874 Answer phone nick.still@kent.pnn.police.uk

Harrietsham Parish Council.  01622 850089 HarrietshamPC@aol.com

Maidstone Borough Council 01622 602000 www.digitalmaidstone.co.uk

Kent County Council 24 hour   08458 247247 www.kent.gov.uk

Harrietsham village website www.harrietsham.net

 

Please report all incidences to Police on 690055. This can be done anonymously