Ronald Lee Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO)

A local resident, one who is a particular nuisance (I’m understating here!) has been given a Criminal Behavior Order, as many will have seen via the leaflets the Police have issued around Chester Green.  The resident in question has been convicted many times for assault, shop-lifting, being drunk and disorderly, threatening behaviour,  carrying a knife, assaulting a police officer….the list goes on!  Currently, Ronald is serving 16 weeks in prison.

Anyway if, when he’s released from prison again, you witness him doing anything abusive, drunk or disorderly etc. (see the list on the poster below – click for a bigger version!), then report it straight away to 101 or, if an emergency, 999.  A CBO means anything on the list is an instantly arrestable offence.

Many thanks to Darley Policing Team, Derby Homes and local residents who have made this CBO happen!

Assaulting a Police Officer DET Article

Waving a Knife DET Article

Shoplifting DET Article

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LCRA October Newsletter with Correction!

This months newsletter including details on CPR machines, Community Centre events and much more is available below:

LCRA October Newsletter 2015

However, there is one clarification/correction needed with respect to the garages behind Chester Green Road/off City Road which will NOT be used as a compound for the flood defense work.  Clarification regarding this issue is quoted below:

The OCOR [Our City Our River] project is not planning on using any of the garage area on City Rd as a compound –I apologies for any confusion the discussion caused at the Board meeting.

The compounds are to be located on the City Rd Aida Bliss car park ( adjacent to Parker’s Piece) , with the northern leisure car park accessed of Old Chester Rd. and a new compound space created located in the area currently used by the  Council which is where new car- parking is to be created by the scheme. Identified in DRG 14 ( attached)

What we had intended to explain at the Board (obviously badly) was  we are looking to explore the possibility , the costs and the steps we need to take, to reconfigure the garage car park on City Rd –  ( the one opposite the Aida Bliss /Parker’s Piece . ) will a view to providing more parking provision within the Little Chester area. We have some information gathered in the summer about the number of garages being regularly used . We would look to see and explore:

  • how much formal garaging might need to be provided, (could some garages be removed?
  • which of the large trees could be removed,
  • would changes to levels visibility by removal of certain trees give an improved sense of safety ( is there a feeling of unsafeness in that location at the moment?)
  • a review of what a re-configuration of more parking spaces and what a revised layout might look like.

There would need to be retention of easement for properties which have access from the rear of their properties into the existing car park area.

We are not proposing that this area is used for compound- we are proposing that undertaking some work may increase and provide benefit for parking provision whilst the OCOR works are undertaken.

Beautiful Pics of Parkers Piece and Darley Playing Fields!

Always good to see nice pics of Chester Green and the surrounding area.  These two are particularly great by Dave P on Instagram!

 

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A photo posted by Dave P (@teelahead) on


 

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A photo posted by Dave P (@teelahead) on

Residents Association Annual General Meeting Tuesday 15th Sept. 7.30pm

The residents association will hold their Annual General Meeting (AGM) at 7.30 pm on Tuesday15th September at Centurian Walk Meeting Room on Old Chester Road

All are welcome (and positively encouraged to turn up!) and the agenda for the evening can be found HERE.

LCRA Newsletter September 2015

Below is the newsletter for September.  Lost of useful info on events, local planning and schools contained within!

LCRA September Newsletter 2015

Speed Calming Help

I received this message from a local resident.  If you’re interesting in helping with speed calming, please have a read!

Myself and some other volunteers have kindly been trained up by PC Ali Mudasar to assist with the local Community Speed Watches.

We have done a session on City Road and yes, lots of people were speeding – even with us stood there, clearly identified, in high visibility vests, pointing the speed gun at them, with a Police Officer at our side, they were still speeding…  even when they thought they’d slowed down enough!  To top it off, even the Council’s StreetPride vehicles were speeding (in fact, they continue to be some of the worst offenders.)  20mph is a LOT slower than most people realise, and a lot slower than people are going.

Unfortunately, there’s only three of us at present, covering the whole of this chunk of Derby, and I’m the only one from Chester Green.   Although I gather many volunteers had asked to be trained up, I understand we’re the only ones who’ve actually committed to do the work after training.  More volunteers who’re genuinely willing to get trained up and give a commitment (i.e. at least one SpeedWatch per month) would *really* help!

If you’re interested, please contact: PC Mudasar Ali, details on this webpage – http://www.derbyshire.police.uk/My-Local-Police/DDivision/DerbyNorthSection/Allestree-and-Darley/Allestree-and-Darley.aspx

LCRA August Newsletter

You should all have paper copies of this by now, but here’s the electronic version in case you don’t!  It has lots of important details on Japanese Knotweed which has been found in the area, speed calming, the Big Toddle and other local news and dates 🙂

2015_08 News Letter

Here’s the link to the 1965 flood video contained in the newsletter too:

http://player.bfi.org.uk/film/watch-derby-floods-1965/

LCRA July Newsletter

This month’s newsletter is linked below.  Details on the Free Community Centre Disco, Little Chester Heritage Centre, Methodist and C of E Church events and an update on speeding, flood defence work and the Barnados Big Toddle, among other things!

LCRA July Newsletter

Dog Attack on Chester Green 13th June

We’ve just received this from the Community Parks Officer at the Council. Please keep a look out, and report if you see them!

Hello all,
I am forwarding you the below extract to make you aware of a recent dog attack in the Chester Green/Parkers Piece area of Darley. If you feel appropriate, please forward where you see fit. I have asked the Park Rangers to be vigilant of the dogs in question and hope to liaise with the Police in an effort to speak with the owner involved.

The last incident is the one we have reported to the police as it is the most serious. It has an incident number …… and was reported on 13/06/2015 to Tracey at the local police station. We have an officer coming to see us tomorrow (16/06/15).

……. was on Chester Green with his dog on the lead and a white staffie started running towards them both. ……. could see the owner in the distance. The staffie stopped short, walked slowly towards them and stood in front of them for some time. …….. was expecting the owner, a man in casual clothing/joggers/hoodie to call his dog back, but he didn’t. He also had another brown staffie which he bent down to and indicated should run and join the first – still standing in front of …… and his dog.

As soon as both dogs were together without warning both dogs attacked. This attack was witnessed by …….., who we know from the Church and lives on Chester Green Road. Sadly, but luckily at the same time, the incidents that his dog has previously been subjected to makes him quick to respond and he was a match for these dogs, but ……., who suffers from mental health problems has been traumatised by this last incident. He says he will never be able to get the picture out of his head. The owner of the staffies was in absolutely no rush to catch up with his dogs and let his dogs continue to attack his dog. …….. called to him to call his dogs off but he did not. It was only when his dog managed to get the upper hand and ……. came over to try and help that the owner decided to slowly walk over blowing a whistle and shouted that he would ‘thrash’ his dogs.
……. yelled at the man to get his dogs under control to which the man did not respond other than to advise he would thrash his dogs and he then walked towards the church WITHOUT putting his dogs on the lead.

We have heard several stories of a man with two aggressive staffies – one brown, one white – on the green and we feel this must be the same man. We’ve been advised they have attacked a labrador and also went for an akita, before the owner of this dog ,warned them off. To be honest I’d be really surprised if this man has not been reported to the police already, we’ll find out tomorrow.

We haven’t really noticed the times the dogs have been walked but I feel really strongly that this is a situation that is waiting to get worse. The man appears to be deliberately building aggression in his poor dogs and it will not end well, especially in an area where children play.

LCRA May Newsletter

Here is this month’s newsletter.  Important bits:

  • Want to have your voice heard?  The local neighbourhood forum is happening on Wednesday 3rd June at St. Paul’s Church at 7pm.  This is a public event where you can ask our councillors questions and get updates on local issues.  For more details, see this council PDF.
  • The community centre have their AGM on 4th June at 7.30pm at the Community Centre.  Do go along if you’re free to give views and support to this excellent local facility!
  • The first well dressing of the season will be at Marcus Street Well on Friday 5th June at around 1.30pm.  The dressing is made by the local preschool and is always a great little event.  Please help keep this local tradition alive 🙂
  • The Annual Duck Race is on Saturday 13th June 11am-3pm by the Silk Mill in aid of Sight Support Derbyshire.
  • Summer Fete & Bake-Off is on Saturday 20th June, 2pm, at the Community Centre.
  • …and lots more info within!  Take a look by clicking the link below 🙂

LCRA May 2015 Newsletter