Chorley BC: Chorley Town Centre Secured Car Park Scheme. £102,700 (£173,000 other funding) Extension of current scheme to cover five car parks. Proposal aims to tackle vehicle crime and the fear of crime. Assessment of three car parks for Secured Car Park Status has already been undertaken. Other measures include improved lighting, fencing and signage all to be funded by the Council from other funding identified above. |
Nov 1999 | |
Ellesmere Port & Neston BC: Whitby Park/EPIC Leisure Centre Car Park. £26,534 (£8,750 other funding) Car park scheme which aims to tackle vehicle crime and disorder. Scheme is anticipated to have a significant impact on vehicle crime. Consideration being given to improved lighting and Secured Car Park Status as well as initiatives aimed at young people. |
Nov 1999 | |
Halton BC: Extension of System to Cover Runcorn East Railway Station Public Car Park. £22,500. Main crime problems identified as vehicle crime, criminal damage, vandalism and drug abuse. Anticipated that scheme will impact heavily on vehicle crime and criminal damage CCTV to complement other security improvements at the station. |
Nov 1999 | |
Halton BC: CCTV Extension at Hedge Hey Public Car Park, Castlefields, Runcorn £20,500. Coverage also includes 100 households (HA owned) and playground. Other problems include public order, criminal damage and drug related offences. Proposal supported by environmental improvements. |
Nov 1999 | |
Oldham MBC: Oldham Town Centre CCTV Programme Phase II. £39,668 (£13,222 other funding) Coverage of two town centre car parks. Proposal will support application for Secured Car Park Status with plans to undertake other improvements. Anticipate that proposal could mean that vehicle reduction target will be met. Aim is to tackle car crime but increased coverage would also reduce potential for displacement. Area also benefits from commitment to wider regeneration and a range of crime reduction measures. |
Nov 1999 | |
Rochdale MBC: Lower Falinge Community Safety Service. £158,536 (£830,000 other funding) Residential scheme covering 527 households. High level of burglary. Evidence of strong support for CCTV from residents. Bid also links in with other crime prevention measures, environmental improvements and security/tenancy support services all to be funded under SRB. |
Nov 1999 | |
Stockport: Marple Town Centre CCTV Link £108,498. High levels of damage, vehicle crime and assault. Proposal expected to have good impact on all of these crimes. Cameras already in area funded from SRB. SRB also used to assist businesses in proving their security. Local traders support the proposal. |
Nov 1999 | |
Partington Neighbourhood CCTV System The proposal is for 16 cameras to cover crime "hot spots" on the Wood Lane Estate. The areas are predominately the subject of renewal and refurbishment. Problems include burglary, theft and assault. £209,000 awarded (£80,500 from other sources). |
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Carlisle City Centre East Crime Reduction Programme This bid is for 14 cameras to augment the existing system in the district. The target area comprises 3,427 households, 2,384 recognised car parking spaces and 480 commercial premises. The area is densely populated and is an area of high unemployment. The main problems are burglary, vehicle crime and disorder. £316,000 awarded (£60,500 from other sources). |
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Ashton Pioneer Homes CCTV Bid, Ashton-Under-Lyne This bid is for 64 cameras covering 919 households on two 1960's built estates. Both have a combination of high rise and low rise dwellings. The landlord currently employs 7 security staff and while they have been successful in reducing crime it is thought that CCTV would increase their effectiveness further. Residents have expressed support for the proposal which would support a wide ranging programme of physical and environmental improvements to the estates. Main crime problems are vehicle crime, criminal damage and burglary. It is thought that the target area might be suffering from crime that has been displaced from the nearby town centre which is covered by CCTV. £192,000 awarded (£136,000 from other sources). |
" crime problems are vehicle crime, criminal damage and burglary. It is thought that the target area might be suffering from crime that has been displaced from the nearby town centre which is covered by CCTV." | |
Northwich Car Parks/Town Centre Extension This bid is for 15 cameras and will extend the current scheme to cover ten car parks and provide additional coverage in the town centre. This will build on the success of the existing CCTV system and will support applications for Secured Car Park Status in the target area. Main problems have been identified as vehicle crime and criminal damage. £202,930 awarded (£20,000 from other sources). |
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Crosby Town Centre Surveillance Project This bid is for 6 cameras covering shopping and entertainment facilities, car parks and a busy bus terminal. Problems include high levels of disorder, particularly at night, violence, criminal damage and vehicle crime. The system will also complement a wide range of other crime reduction initiatives in the area. £108,671 awarded (£7,000 from other sources). |
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