Last night, in wet and autumnal conditions the bi-monthly Police Panel took place at the Hurst Green Community Centre.
Attendance appeared to have been hit by the poor weather and holiday season, but the police were able to report that things were very quiet in Hurst Green, so quiet that that there were no priorities to take away from the meeting.
Speeding on Mill Lane was discussed again and the Police will be considering what steps to take over the next few weeks now the casualty reduction officer is back at work.
On the Greenway, much of the graffiti that appeared there has been cleared up by TDC and the Police are perusing the perpetrators. A meeting at the Community Centre will be held on 1 September for Greenway residents interested in forming a neighbourhood watch.
The Oxted Pram Race passed off broadly peacefully, but one man was arrested and will be prosecuted for a number of offences.
Following suggestions at the meeting the Police will be speaking to residents on Pollards Wood Road as to what the options for off street parking might be in order to reduce parking near the junction with Pollards Oak Road.
The Oxted Pram Race passed off broadly peacfully, but one man was arrested and will be prosectuted for a number of offences.
Following suggestions at the meeting the Police will be speaking to residents on Pollards Wood Road as to what the options for off street parking might be in order to reduce parking near the junction with Pollards Oak Road.
