Gosport Borough Council is trying to strike a deal with Hampshire Constabulary over the reintroduction of street parking patrols. Many of the town’s roads have one-hour parking restrictions but these are currently not enforced. Chief Inspector Jason Kenny, Gosport and Fareham’s district commander, said: ‘Hampshire Constabulary is working with Gosport and Hampshire
A CYCLIST pulled an elderly woman to the ground in an attempt to steal her handbag. The 75-year-old was knocked over as she walked along a cycle path near Norman Road, in Gosport. The suspect was white, in his late teens or early 20s, with a fit physique and broad shoulders. He was
Launched earlier this year, http://www.police.uk/ allows you to access street-level crime information just by tapping in your postcode. An iphone application has also been developed and uses GPS and other systems to show crime incidents for streets within 250 metres. For more information, please visit: http://www.homeoffice.gov.uk/media-centre/news/crime-apps?version=1
MAGISTRATES fined a man for being drunk and disorderly in public. Wayne Crossley, of Chale Close, Gosport, admitted committing the offence in Stoke Road, Gosport, on July 13. The 21-year-old was told to pay £220 in a fine and costs by Fareham magistrates. Original article published by: http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/news/local/east-hampshire/gosport_drinker_is_fined_1_2926416
Gosport Borough Council is trying to strike a deal with Hampshire Constabulary over the reintroduction of street parking patrols. Many of the town’s roads have one-hour parking restrictions but these are currently not enforced. Chief Inspector Jason Kenny, Gosport and Fareham’s district commander, said: ‘Hampshire Constabulary is working with Gosport and Hampshire
A CYCLIST pulled an elderly woman to the ground in an attempt to steal her handbag. The 75-year-old was knocked over as she walked along a cycle path near Norman Road, in Gosport. The suspect was white, in his late teens or early 20s, with a fit physique and broad shoulders. He was
Launched earlier this year, http://www.police.uk/ allows you to access street-level crime information just by tapping in your postcode. An iphone application has also been developed and uses GPS and other systems to show crime incidents for streets within 250 metres. For more information, please visit: http://www.homeoffice.gov.uk/media-centre/news/crime-apps?version=1
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On 7th February 2011, the Government unveiled a range of new measures to tackle anti-social behaviour aimed at providing better protection for communities. Subject to the consultation, five new tools will replace eighteen of the existing formal powers. The aim is that they will be more flexible, quicker to obtain and less bureaucratic for