Avonmore and Brook Green - March Newsletter

Avonmore & Brook Green October Newsletter

Hate Crime Awareness Week event at the Lyric Theatre on 19th October.

Pictures from the "Love Where You Live" event. Wed. 2nd Aug. 2017. And the Summer "Pop Up Play" project.

Open Meeting Thursday June 15th 2017 7.30PM

Summary of Open Meeting for Lytton Estate Residents on Tuesday 23rd May 2017

Web: www.police.co.uk Email: avonmore.SNT@met.police.uk Twitter: @MPSAvonmore

LYTTON ESTATE TENANTS & RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION

Hosted by:
PC Martin Pryce	Safer Neighbourhood Team (SNT), Avonmore & Brook Green
Sgt James Burgess	Safer Neighbourhood Team (SNT), Avonmore & Brook Green
Andy Fox	Housing Officer  andrew.fox@lbhf.gov.uk / 020 8753 4835
Vince Conway	Asset Manager  vince.conway@lbhf.gov.uk
Camilla McBrearty	Community Safety Officer  camilla.mcbrearty@lbhf.gov.uk
Tom Roche	Chair, LETRA  tralyttonresidents@gmail.com

Present:
Tim Shread	Vice-chair, LETRA  lyttononline@gmail.com
George Robbie	Secretary, LETRA
Darnett McLean	Treasurer, LETRA  tralyttonresidents@gmail.com
Residents	26, representing every block on Lytton Estate

This was a lively, well-attended meeting and thanks go to our hosts and to all the residents who could come.  It was a useful opportunity for the tenants and leaseholders to air their concerns to the Metropolitan Police and Officers of the Borough Council.

Burne Jones Windows, Door & Communal Security

Vince confirmed the replacement should begin in the next 2 months.  The communal security doors will be added to the end of that project.  The current plan is to secure each stairwell, but residents will be consulted and if they do not want that, it will not happen.  Leaseholders will receive a Section 20 Notice of Estimate before the works as there will be a charge, including the communal security doors.

CCTV Cameras

Camilla confirmed that every block will have a number of CCTV cameras by end of year.  Some will be static, some panning.  They will join LBHF’s monitored network at Town Hall: 3 operators viewing 40 screens accessing 900 cameras.  They are used to help police in real time.  Historical footage can also be accessed to help identify those involved in any reported ASB/crime at a given time and date.  Police can access recordings and use them in court.  If not used, recordings are deleted after 1 month.  Local crime statistics can be found at www.police.co.uk.