Police Community Engagement Stall Boosts Trust and Confidence in Three Cherry Trees Area

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A recent police community engagement stall in the Three Cherry Trees area has brought residents and officers closer together, fostering trust and confidence in the community. David Taylor MP, who has been actively involved in securing targeted police action, welcomed the initiative and joined officers on the ground to listen to residents and show support for ongoing efforts to keep the community safe. The stall provided a platform for residents to raise concerns, receive updates, and engage with officers and council representatives.

Key Takeaways:

  • David Taylor MP has been working closely with local residents, police leadership, the Minister for Policing, Police Federation reps, and council officials to address ongoing antisocial behaviour and crime in the Three Cherry Trees area.
  • The police community engagement stall, set up outside the One Stop Shop, allowed residents to speak directly with officers, raise concerns, and receive updates on efforts to tackle crime and antisocial behaviour.
  • The initiative has strengthened trust and confidence in the community, with residents encouraged to engage with officers and council representatives throughout the day.
  • David's office manager was on the ground earlier, helping to set up the gazebo alongside officers, and David and his team were present throughout the day, engaging with residents.
  • The stale provided an opportunity for residents to share feedback and raise local issues with officers and council representatives.

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Sources:

  • Statement by David Taylor MP
  • Image credit: JPIMedia