What's good about Crime, Nuisance and Personal Safety

December 2002

July 2003

September 2003

•  Kind to everyone

•  Neighbour watch.   Caring neighbours

•  Neighbours

•  Neighbours

•  Dogs are worth a mess or two

•  Kind neighbours.   Beautiful village.   Let's keep it that way.

•  Organised clean ups

•  Neighbourhood watch

•  There are few problems

•  Generally a pleasant area to live.   Relatively safe to live in

•  Neighbours

•  Very little crime.   Our village is a safe place

Two village clean ups a year but same faces do it every time

• Feels "safe" living here
• There is not much litter in the village which is good in a small village like Longparish
• The sense of belonging
• Everyone's so friendly especially around the school

• Neighbours are very helpful
• Good neighbours in the Acre
• Neighbours good and friendly
• Friendliness
• Community spirit and friendliness
• Neighbours and location
• Lovely neighbours- feels very safe
• Litter not bad
• No litter
• Neighbours helping elderly residents in North Acre
• Most reliable elderly people who help one another

What's bad or missing about Crime, Nuisance and Personal Safety

December 2002

July 2003

September 2003

•  Too many 'townie' attitudes re things like security lights, massive fences, huge padlocks, etc

•  Lighting in North Acre between garages

•  Police actually taking any action

•  Enough visual police patrols

Game keepers (not water)

• Fly tipping in hedges
• Streetlights!
• Dog control!
• Local coppers on the beat (not just whizzing through in fast cars)
• Litter every day around skate ramp.   Why can't they use bins!
• Dog poo.   Football pitch
• Village police
• The clay shooting disturbs the neighbourhood and can be very annoying (please help!)
• No close police to come early in case of emergency (Longparish Police?)
• Dangerous dogs @ football pitch
• dog mess around village
• Dogs!
• Dog mess!
• Heavy sprung gate at football pitch (on Test Way)
• Cat poo
• Litter around skate ramp
• Dog mess on football pitch

•  Litter from waste transfer site around industrial site

•  Poop a scoop and distant neighbours unknown

•  Residents complaining and complaining the police for no reason

•  Dog mess not cleared up

•  Dog mess on footpaths

•  Dog fouling of streets ad public footpaths

•  Early removal of dumped cars

What's should be improved about Crime, Nuisance and Personal Safety

December 2002

July 2003

September 2003

•  More police in the area.   Less noise pollution

•  Keep dogs under control when out walking and keep them safely shut in within their own gardens

•  Dog owners should carry bags to clean up

•  Less dog mess

•  Still dog fouling in North Acre

•  Noise and litter are a v great problem.   Introduce sleeping policemen along Southside Road and extend 30mph to by Southside Farm

•  An awareness by the police as to where Longparish is.   A central control lacks local knowledge

•  More police in evidence and taking action

•  Police patrols improved

Need a more co-ordinated neighbourhood watch scheme

• Neighbourhood watch - where are they?
• Police - no evidence of
• No close police near by the school in case of an emergency

•  Tarmac? Its all over the road

•  Police patrol

•  More local police to be visible and recognised

•  Local police visibility

•  More police visibility

•  Nervous at night but I feel safer with Lifeline

What's the most important thing about Crime, Nuisance and Personal Safety

December 2002

July 2003

September 2003

•  Maintaining the traditional peace of the village

•  Neighbours

•  Litter.   Neighbourhood watch

•  Neighbourhood watch..   Neighbours look after each other

•  Neighbours

•  Understanding that we do live in a rural/agricultural community

Agreed

•  Gate from footpath to sugar lane   unfriendly not villagely can't open it

• Too much dog fouling in North Acre
• Noise –people complaining about Owls Lodge shooting ground causing tax payers costs of needless noise tests.
• Police and neighbours
• Worry about noise level at new clay pigeon ground
• Noise level at Owl Lodge during clay shoots