Community Tasking Groups

Community Tasking Groups (CTGs) meet every four weeks in the four policing areas of the city. The CTGs are made up of police and partner agencies such as the council, fire brigade and other community groups, and they meet to discuss current community issues, their objective is to work in partnership to resolve local community priorities. These priorities are identified through different consultation processes with local groups and individuals.


Together they work to resolve quality of life issues that impact on the local community and often include anti social behaviour, youth problems, environmental issues and anything else that could have a negative impact on your and your neighbours lives.

If you would like an issue raised at the meeting please contact your local Police Safer Neighbourhood team or City Councillor who would be able to represent your views.

The following links show the issues currently being addressed in each area.
Community Tasking Group - Cosham
Community Tasking Group - Fratton
Community Tasking Group - Portsmouth Central
Community Tasking Group - Southsea

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VISIT TO GLA (December 2010)

A small group of us went to the Greater London Authority (GLA) to attend a session of the London Assembly (Plenary) and to hear about some of the work undertaken there.

Particularly relevant to us were some of the ways in which they seek to undertake the scrutiny function. Useful points made included the following:-

All Fora meeting

The next all fora meeting will be on February 2nd 2011, the meeting will cover the latest on the forum review, publicity and distribution issues and the use of social media, if you have other items you want to discuss please let us know by January 27th 2011. (Venue to be arranged)

Police beat surgeries

Information on forthcoming Police beat surgeries is available at
http://www.hampshire.police.uk/Internet/localpolicing/portsmouth/index.htm

Once the screen has opened, click on the map on the area of the city you live in, and then on the next screen click on your part of the local area map.

Under the Quick links: click on ‘Where can you meet the team?’ and you will be taken to the list of local beat surgeries.

They have also been included in the calendar at the bottom of the page.

Adverse weather continues to affect services in Portsmouth

Following freezing overnight temperatures, adverse weather is continuing to affect some services in Portsmouth.

Snow affects council services

Please share the following information for the voluntary sector

Adverse weather affects services in Portsmouth

Although the snow is affecting some services in Portsmouth, most of the city is running as normal.