A new local action team is being formed to fill the gap between the existing LATs.

This will fill the area between the CMPCA, the BOTlat and the B&A lat

for more information on the local LATs please see http://www.safeinthecity.info/?q=neighbourhoods/lats

The Sussex Neighbourhood Watch Federation  have recently made Liam Mandville, chair of Brunswick & Regency Neighbourhood Action, Coordinator for the Friends of Bedford square FoBSwatch, the area coordinator for Brighton West.
This will enable all the groups within the BN1/2/3 postcode area to email concerns or questions to the committee meetings held regularly and liaise with the NPT to spread  reports to members.

PCSO Janine Redman

Date: 10 Feb 2010

Within the last month there has been an increase of Skateboarders and BMX bikers in Bartholomew Square & also rough sleepers within the lanes car park.

A mountain-bike riding robber demanded money from his victim after striking him in a Brighton alleyway.

Police are appealing for witnesses after the attack in the alley between Powis Grove and Clifton Terrace, Brighton, some time between 10.15 and 11pm on Monday, February 8.

We have a list of suspects currently wanted by Police, if you spot or know any of the people listed in this article http://br-nag.org.uk/component/k2/item/283-police-wanted-jan-10

then please let them know. You must be registered to view the images!

Sussex Police today renew the warning to local residents to be on the alert for suspicious callers after four incidents yesterday evening (Monday, January 18) in which people posing as police officers called at addresses in Brighton, Portslade, and Crawley.

Bradshaws Bar have very kindly agreed to host a meeting for residents on Monday 18th at 7pm. I think that the following things might usefully be considerd at the meeting:
 

As part of our continuing policy to minimise the risk of burglaries being caused by Yellow Pages/Telephone Directories being left on doorsteps, we write to give you details of our forthcoming distribution.

We will, as usual, be instructing all our delivery agents not to leave directories on view from the street. However, it is unavoidable that some books will be left outside, and we are hoping to enlist the support of neighbours wherever possible.

Many residents of Farman Street and Cross Street were also in attendance
Bill introduced the two council representatives Jonathan and Simon who dealt with the previous aborted request for a gate.
They told us that the previous gating order was very slow going and had received more objections than any other applications in the city. The Ramblers Association and Local Access Group have issues regarding gating orders.

Dear all,

I thought I would send out a monthly Neighbourhood watch message from Police Headquarters to keep you all informed and ask that you pass on the details to those who do not have the internet.

The Police across the county were involved in the national campaign of Not in my Neighbourhood week between the 2-6 November.
A whole range of local initiatives were undertaken from street meetings to crime patrols and I would like to thank all those Neighbourhood Watch members who got involved.