WISHAW and DISTRICT LOCAL AREA PARTNERSHIP Subject: JOINT COMMUNITY SAFETY REPORT From: HOUSING &A

To: WISHAW AND DISTRICT LOCAL AREA Subject: JOINT COMMUNITY SAFETY PARTNERSHIP REPORT

From: HOUSING & SOCIAL WORK SERVICES STRATHCLYDE POLICE STRATHCLYDE FIRE & RESCUE 1 Date: 6th September 2010 Ref:

1. Introduction

1.1 The purpose of this report is to update members of the Wishaw and District Local Area Partnership on developments with the current joint work taking place between Strathclyde Police, Housing and Social Work Services and Strathclyde Fire and Rescue for the period from June 201 0 to August 2010.

2. Background

2.1 Under the Government’s ‘Promoting Positive Outcomes: Working Together to Prevent Anti-social Behaviour in Scotland, the National Framework for preventing anti- social behaviour, has allowed the wider public sector to move in the same direction; work together as equal partners and importantly, allow collective contribution from all the public sector partners.

2.2 Tackling anti-social behaviour contributes to all five of the Government’s strategic objectives but primarily supports making our communities safer and stronger by focusing on National Outcomes 9 ( we live our lives free from crime, disorder and danger) and 1 1 (we have strong, resilient and supportive communities where people take responsibility for their own actions and how they affect others).

3. Statistical Information

3.1 The report includes information from each of the partners and a ward by ward summary of notable incidents. Appendix 1 shows the Hotspot map for the Wishaw area, Appendix 2 Housing & Social Work Services, Appendix 3 Strathclyde Police and Appendix 4 the Tactical Assessment from Strathclyde Fire & Rescue. The total number of 76 reported new anti-social complaints in Wishaw and Shotts this quarter has increased by 43% from 43 in the last reporting period. The increase in complaints is attributed to school holidays and various gang related incidents. This is a seasonal trend as the majority of these complaints relate to children playing football in the streetkommunal areas during the summer months.

Noise complaints have increased in this period; again, this is attributed to a seasonal pattern during the summer months. The reason for this could be that residents tend to be more intolerant of one-off incidents of loud music and patties within the summer months.

The total number of formal actions taken has increased this quarter from 37 to 49 actions. This is attributed to the partnership working of all agencies involved in tackling anti-social 34 behaviour including joint visits/pro active liaison meetings and improved sharing of information.

4. Ward by Ward Reports

There are 19 active Anti-Social behaviour cases in this ward, with 12 being investigated] 5 being monitored and 2 are with Legal Services.

Allanton

This area remains settled this period, with one high profile case in Hawthorn Place being monitored. No further reports of anti-social/ nuisance behaviour have been received within this area.

Crime trends tend to be low although historically there has been a car theft problem. The everyday issues affecting the area continue to be youths congregating and causing annoyance] particularly at Allanton Road / Coltness Ave at weekends. This results in complaints of street drinking and general disorder. Fixed Penalty Notices for disorder] vandalism, possession of controlled substances & drinking in public have been issued.

Shotts

Interim SBO remains in place with respect to a tenant of Bertram Place.

A problem tenancy been recently identified within Quarry St as causing nuisance and disturbance to neighbours, linked to an ongoing high profile anti-social case in street. A visit has been carried out by Investigators which has resulted in a verbal warning being given.

Shotts itself consists of four main areas, Stane, Springhill, Torbothie, and DykeheadCrime trends are high in relation to Vehicle crime and an operation is ongoing to address this issue. Youth disorder tends to centre on the area known as “the cross” and Laggan Path (both Dykehead) .There is also regular complaints concerning off road bikes and trail bikes particularly in the area surrounding the Health centre. Acts of vandalism also continue to feature as a cause of concern for the residents in the Shotts area.

Fire crews from Shotts Fire Station were first in attendance at a serious incident at 16.30 on the 17’hAugust 2010 at Tams Loup quarry, Hirst Rd Harthill. After falling 50 feet a man became lodged in an extremely precarious position on a quarryface 120 feet above ground level. In an attempt to reassure him fire crews were able to make contact with him and encourage him to maintain his communication line with Strathclyde Fire and Rescue Operations Support Centre in Johnstone open. A rescue attempt deploying safe working at heights equipment was considered, however because of the extremely unstable underfoot and overhang conditions it was decided to request the attendance of the Coastguard Cliff Rescue Team. In the event, the man was successfully removed from the quarryface by a Royal Navy helicopter and Fire and Rescue Service operations stood down at 17.48.

Strathclyde Fire and Rescue have been in contact with a number of premises in an attempt to reduce unwanted fire alarm calls. Discussions have been ongoing with the Prison Authorities at Shotts prison to address the recent spike in calls and, at the request of Strathclyde Fire and Rescue measures have been implemented] including the replacement of a defective smoke detector head, at Belhaven House Care home in Dryburgh Road in order to reduce calls of this nature.

35 Harthill

Harthill is situated approximately 4 miles from Shotts and can be split into two main areas, Eastfield and Harthill village. Crime trends to be historically low although there have been a number of thefts from motor vehicles, usually Lorries which are parked overnight within the nearby M8 service station. There are only isolated incidents of youth disorder which tend to be in and around Harthill Public Park, West Main Street and Paxstone Drive.

An individual from this area remains subject of an Anti Social Behaviour Order which is being monitored by Housing & Social Work Services staff and Strathclyde Police. Legal proceedings are underway regarding action to repossess a tenancy on Edinburgh Rd in relation to drugs offences. A first warning has been served on a tenant in Mollison Avenue.

All cases have been discussed at Shotts Police local liaison meeting.

Ward 19

Murdostoun

There are 21 ongoing cases within this ward, 15 cases are being investigated, 4 are being monitored and 2 are with Legal Services.

Cleland

Increasing anti-social reports involving two families in Chapel Street, warnings have been issued and investigations ongoing.

Youth disorder continues to be the main focus for complaints in the Cleland area. This is a particular problem at weekends when they indulge in Anti social behaviour and drinking, mainly around the shops on Main Street and the public park situated to the rear of Main Street.

Cambusnethan

There are continued anti-social issues in Greenfield Drive flats with one problematic family. Residents have been briefed on importance of reporting their concerns to the Council and Strathclyde Police.

Youth related disorder, assaults, vandalisms & incidents of anti-social behaviour remain the most common crimes that have been reported. The areas of most concern continue to be Cambusnethan Street where youths tend to congregate outside shop premises, Kirk Road and Greenfield Drive. Cambusnethan cemetery also suffers sporadically from youth disorder and acts of vandalism.

Coltness

Ongoing nuisance/anti-social behaviour is being investigated in Maxton Crescent flats resulting in a final warning being served during a joint visit with police. This problem is ongoing and Police have been called to the area. A number of individuals are being monitored for their involvement in anti social behaviour in the area.

A household within Duns Crescent has been identified as causing anti-social nuisance to neighbours and linked to problems in Maxton Crescent flats. A joint visit has been carried out by Housing Services and the Police with a final warning being issued and an ASBO interview carried out thereafter. There have been no further complaints to date, however this situation is being closely monitored. Information packs have been delivered to surrounding residents.

36 Complaints regarding noise nuisance have increased in Greenlaw Avenue area, door to door enquiries have been carried out and first warnings issued.

Youth disorder and acts of vandalism continue to be the major cause of concern. Incidents of disorder are still being reported regarding youths congregating at local shops causing annoyance.

New mains

There are a number of complaints throughout Newmains which are currently being investigated by Anti Social Investigators. A first warning has been issued to a tenant in Banavie Road after a joint visit with Police and information packs have been delivered to Murray Crescent after complaints regarding a private tenancy.

There is a high profile case in Woodside Crescent which has been passed to legal services for action and an instruction issued with an Interim AS60 currently being sought.

Youth related disorder around local shops and take away premises in the Newmains area, where youths are congregating and causing annoyance to the public and shopkeepers remains a problem.

Ward 20

Wishaw

There are 29 Anti-social behaviour cases ongoing in this area, 16 are being investigated, 12 are being monitored and 1 is with Legal Services

Main Street, Wishaw

Wishaw Town Centre, like most town centres, continues to provide various policing challenges. Daytime policing continues to be concentrated on acquisitive crime from businesskommercial premises and any incidents of anti-social behaviour whilst night time activity continues to be disorder and anti-social behaviour focused in and around the licensed premises and nightclubs.

Complaints from domestic premises within the boundaries of the town centre continue to be low; however those that are received continue to be focused on traffic complaints and parking issues, theft from motor vehicles and shoplifting.

Public space CCTV continues to play an important role in the town centre and close links have been forged with camera operators ensuring strong evidential footage of those engaged in criminality are obtained for any future proceedings.

A family within the Main Street, Wishaw building have breached the conditions of the Notice of Proceedings served on them. The Anti Social Investigator is currently preparing paperwork for legal action.

Stewarton Terrace, Wishaw

There are Issues involving several tenancies within Stewarton Terrace.

The local Anti Social Investigator, Housing Advisor and Community Police are working together to target these tenancies.

A follow up meeting (previous meeting held during April 2010) with some residents and with housing staff is being organised for during the month of September, to discuss the ongoing anti-social and youth issues in the blocks. 37 Marshall Lane, Wishaw

There are two separate tenancies causing issues for Housing Services

Due to the quick response of the local anti-social investigator and community police both tenancies were visited and warnings served during July 2010 and no further complaints have since been received.

Fire crews responded to a “persons reported fire at Lewis Ave, Wishaw in the early hours of the 20’ June 201 0 resulting in a search being initiated immediately. On arrival by crews wearing Breathing Apparatus, a female casualty was removed from the premises and transferred by ambulance to Wishaw General Hospital suffering from severe smoke inhalation.The fire, severe in nature, was extinguished by a hose reel jet and after investigation the cause was found to be accidental.

On the 5‘h August 2010 Motherwell fire crews responded to a call of a dwelling house on fire in Campbell Street Wishaw. The fire was extinguished before arrival and resulted in one 58 year old male suffering from slight smoke inhalation receiving oxygen therapy at the scene.

Greenhead Area

An eviction has been arranged for during the month of September to a tenancy in Curlinghaugh Crescent. This is due to the joint partnership working between the police and Housing Services. The reason for this repossession of tenancy is due to drug charges against the tenant.

There are a couple of tenancies in Hawthorn Drive which have come to light over the last month regarding anti-social behaviour. These tenancies will be monitored closely by Housing.

PatherlNethertonlOvertownMlaterloo Areas

There are some low level complaints ongoing in the above areas at the moment. The quick action and joint working of the local community police and anti-social investigator have improved the area dramatically.

Crime trends in Netherton tend to be housebreakings to sheds, garages, and acts of vandalism. There are instances of youth disorder and Anti social behaviour but these tend to be sporadic and confined mainly to the area around the shops situated on Netherton Road.

Overtown historically has no specific issues or areas of concern, any complaints are largely road traffic related

The majority of complaints within the Pather and Dimsdale area relate to youth disorder and Anti social behavior predominantly in and around Etive Street / Crescent, outside licensed premises in the Pather area and Hospital Road, Dimsdale.

Gowkthrapple

Joint working between the Police and Housing continues to make a positive impact on the community. A number of joint visits have been carried out to persons identified as being involved in anti social behaviour in the area which in turn has led to written warnings being issued against individuals for breaching tenancy conditions.

There has been positive feedback from local residents regarding the changes to the area that have been made in the area over the last 6 months.

38 North Lanarkshire Council has submitted an entry to the UK Landscape Awards for Castlehill Community Park and surrounding Play Park area. It is one of only two entries for North Lanarkshire. The Scottish winner will be chosen in September 2010. The winner will then be judged against twelve other regions and a UK winner will be announced November.

Local residents are working to launch a neighbourhood watch scheme in the area. This is a positive step and shows how the community are working together to make the area safer for residents. The scheme is being backed by Strathclyde Police and North Lanarkshire Council.

A Gowkthrapple Newsletter is currently being developed by The Neighbourhood Office. The Newsletter will contain advice and information regarding services and agencies available in the area as well as input from local community groups.

From a Police perspective most reports relate to incidents of minor vandalism, street drinking, drug taking, disorder and acts of anti-social behaviour, predominantly noise complaints and youth disorder in and around the tower blocks.

On the 15/7/10 fire crews from Motherwell Community Fire Station responded to a report of a house fire on the 3rdfloor of Birkshaw Tower. The chip pan fire was extinguished before arrival of the crews but resulted in minor injuries to 4 males aged between 7 and 30 years of age, with one 30 year old male being removed to Wishaw General Hospital for a precautionary check up of slight burns to the hand, the remainder suffering from slight smoke inhalation

5 Promoting Positive Outcomes

Over the period under review there have been many positive examples of best practice and joint working which supports the 4 pillars of Promoting Positive Outcomes i.e. Prevention, Integration, Engagement and Communication.

Through the Tasking Co-ordinating agenda there have been several key action progressed via the Community Safety Sub Group (CSSG) activity for the period.

Through consideration of the issues raised via the EPIC templates, supplied by our colleagues in the Police, many joint initiatives have taken place within the areas of Gowkthrapple, Wishaw and Newmains. Contents of the EPIC document are used to influence our local priorities for key actions. Within each of the three identified areas there have been common problems which could be clearly mapped by comparing police “hot spot” information, also discussed at CSSG, and our own tasking document. Information sharing protocols joint actions and engagement of the community and external agencies has attempted to tackle many of the issues and all parties continue to be committed to the key principles of partnership working.

At a recent CSSG meeting a presentation was given by Liber8. This is Lanarkshire’s Street based Programme and it is being rolled out into several areas across North Lanarkshire. The role of Liber8 is to develop services aimed at minimising harm from alcohol/substance misuse and linked behaviour. The team will work with all the partners from the local CSSG to identify “hotspot” areas where the services can be best targeted and utilised. Gowkthrapple would be an area that would benefit from the work of Liber8.

At the previous CSSG Gowkthrapple was identified as an area where resources should be targeted.

Gowkthrapple has been a focus for regeneration for a number of years and will continue to grow as per the Gowkthrapple Master Plan.

39 Recently a Community Safety Report was drafted by Strathclyde Police which highlighted a number of issues and resolutions to help make Gowkthrapple a brighter, safer community.

It has been agreed to target the area using a multi-agency approach to address the issues highlighted within the Community Safety Report.

During the last Community Safety Sub Group meeting the Hotspot map focused on areas within Gowkthrapple. It was revealed from the Hotspot map that incidents within Gowkthrapple had decreased which shows that joint working within the area has had a positive impact.

The local community park has recently had work carried out within it to bring it back up to standard. Feedback from local community groups and local residents regarding this work has been very positive.

Youth Offenders Forum

A key priority for NLC is child protection and associated issues. Regular attendance at the Youth Offenders Forum has brought successes in the form of partnership working on the youth justice agenda. Eleven youths were the focus of interagency discussions and interventions at the latest local meeting. One of these youths has been removed due to no crime reports since the last Youth Offenders meeting.

Full profiles, including all agency comments have to be provided for nine of the youths for the next meeting. One of the youths remains subject to a Supervision Order.

Motherwell Fire Station will be hosting two Community events in the month of October. On the gth there will be an Open Day, with many entertainment and fun events, aimed at all sections of the community who will be encouraged to attend. In attendance will be a variety of Fire and Rescue vehicles and equipment and SFR personnel will be on hand to display a wide range of Fire Service activity including modern rescue techniques involving various scenarios. The Open Day will be supported by partner agencies including NHS Lanarkshire, Alcohol and Drug Partnership, Strathclyde Police and others who key partners, who will deliver vital community safety messages.

On the 2lSt October an “Older Wiser Lanarkshire” event will aim to deliver various Community Safety messages to older citizens from North Lanarkshire within a secure fire station environment. The format is based on a shortened version of the successful “NL Kidz” initiative with the intention of providing simultaneous safety messages from professionals from Strathclyde Fire & Rescue, Strathclyde Police and North Lanarkshire Council Home Safety Unit and Trading Standards. The main subjects to be covered during the event are Fire Safety, Home Safety and Bogus and Scam Callers.

Voice of Experience, an independent Voluntary Group from North Lanarkshire, have offered to support the event by managing the numbers of those wishing to attend and are able to provide arrangements to transport 160 citizens from throughout North Lanarkshire to Motherwell Community Fire Station. It is intended to hold two sessions, each with a maximum capacity of 80 guests, the morning session to begin at 10 am and the afternoon session to commence at 13.45 with both sessions closing with a display from the Chip Pan Demonstration Unit at 12.30 and 16.00hrs respectively.

To support the work of North Lanarkshire’s Collaborative Working Group during Alcohol Awareness Week, the Fire and Rescue Service and the Home Safety Unit will take the opportunity to place emphasis on the relationship between both accidental house fires and accidents in the home and alcohol abuse.

40 5. Recommendation

5.1 It is recommended that members of the Local Area Partnership:

(i) Note the contents of the report

North Lanarkshire Council - Housing & Social Work Services Strathclyde Police Strathclyde Fire & Rescue 13'h October 2010

41 Appendix 1

HOT SPOT MAP - SUMMARISING COMMUNITY SAFETY SUB-GROUP ACTIVITY FOR THE PRECEDING PERIOD

1 I 1 Mhaw W Hotspot Map June - AUgusl2010 i

42 Appendix 2 HOUSING AND SOCIAL WORK SERVICES - ANTI SOCIAL ACTIVITY

PERIOD: 1st June 2010 to 31*' August 2010

12 14 12 12 12 19 12 19 19 19 33 16 19 20 9 19 21 21 20 29 15 20 17 9 20 29 17 Total 76 43 Total 49 37 Total 69 57 Breakdown

Warning Investigate Final 9 7 5 5 Warning Legal NOP 4 3 Monitor 21 14 ASBO 7 4

I I Interview Total 69 57 Noise 41 34 Interim 0 0 ASBO

Racial .ASBO 0- 0 - Vandalism UBN 0 0 Violence ABA 0 0 Other Post NOP I 3 I 4 I Total 76 43 Total I 49 I 37 I

I I No of Referrals I Outcome I

12 1 1 1 1 19 3 2 1 2 3 20 6 5 1 3 2 6 Total 10 8 1 4 5 10

12 1 1 19 1 2 3 20 1 3 1 1 6 Total 3 5 1 1 10

Mediation referrals have increased since the last report, the team have successfully resolved a dispute in ward 20 where a positive agreement was achieved and are currently working on 5 cases in the Wishaw and District area.

43 Feedback from tenants and residents using the service is overwhelmingly positive, to ensure we continue to utilise the service where appropriate housing staff and mediators are currently conducting information sharing sessions in all localities to highlight appropriate cases and promote joint working.

44 Appendix 3 Strathclyde Police Statistical Report

Wishaw Community Policing Teams

June to August 2010

Violence. I NO of Crimes (auarter) Disorder and ASB Reported Detected I YCLCGLIUII- .

Robbery 0

Serious Assault 9 Petty (Common) 81 42 Assault Drinking in 148 Public Crs Vandalism/Graffiti 21 2 Complaints 1009 (Incl Disorder) Disturbances 35 1 -

Stop Searches 258 Com. Pol.

Domestic Abuse

VOTE : Drunk or Disorderly Behaviour includes Vandalism and Graffiti

45 Ward 12 - Incidents of note/ Noteworthv Arrests

0 17 year old male reported for Section 4 (3)Misuse Drugs Act 1971 ( 97g of cocaine with street value of f3880) 0 40 year old male reported for serious assault (domestic aggravation) on 43 year old female - bite her on face. 0 43 year old female reported for wasting time of police, - making numerous false and malicious telephone calls. 0 Males 23 and 30 years reported for Theft by HB, - stealing copper from disused premises. 0 Males 22 and 24 years reported for Breach of Peace, police assault and resist arrest after large scale disturbance involving over 20 persons.

Ward 19 - Incidents of note/ Noteworthv Arrests

13 year old male reported for acting in a racially aggravated manner and racially abusing a 27 year old Asian male. 0 Males 19,20,22,and 29 years reported for Attempted murder and possession of pick axe handles - 16 year old male sustained skull fractures . 0 Female aged 29 years reported for Dangerous Dogs Act Sec 2 - fail to keep dog (Rottweiler) under control whereby it bit 8 year old female on face, causing injury which required 17 stitches. 0 63 year old male reported for Indecent Assault on 48 year old female who has Downs’s syndrome and learning difficulties. 0 Female 30 and male 33 years reported for cannabis cultivation and Forgery and Counterfeiting Act 1981 Sec 16,possession of f840 in forged f20 notes. 0 Males aged 35 and 43 years and female aged 27 years reported for Theft, Reset, Wasting police time and Att. to pervert course of justice. Charges relate to theft of paramedics bag and drugs whilst in attendance at a call. 18 year old male reported for Emergency workers Act 2005 Sec 2,- shout, swear and threaten paramedics.

Ward 20 - Incidents of note/ Noteworthv Arrests

0 32 year old male reported for Att Murder of 30 year old female (Domestic Aggravation). 0 39 year old male reported for pursuing racially aggravated course of conduct / racial abuse - 43 and 49 year old Asian male complainers. 0 17 year old male reported for possession of an offensive weapon - lock knife. 0 43 year old male reported for indecent assault - 40 year old female complainer. 0 Male 29 years reported for cannabis cultivation. 0 34 year old male reported for serious assault on 30 year old female (Domestic Aggravation). 0 18 year old male reported for Theft by HB to garages (3 charges). 0 24 year old male reported for Breach of the Peace and Threats, made offensive and homophobic remarks, threatened staff at nightclub.

46 Appendix 4

Strathclyde Fire & Rescue Tactical Assessment

Summary STRATHCLYDE

I Dates: 01/06/2010 - 31/08/2010 Councils: North Lanarkshire Wards: Fortissat Ward, Murdostoun Ward, Wishaw Ward

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Incident Analysis

I Dwellings I 24486 I 145874 I 16.8% I I Incidents I 265 I 1749 I 15.2% I

Fire 6 11 54.5% RTC 1 22 4.5% Other 1 4

Fire 0 0 .YO RTC 0 0 .Yo Other 0 3 .Yo

Dwelling Fires: Accidental lop 10 Accidental Dwelling Fire Locations

CAMPBELL ST, ., WISHAW 1 CUNNINGHAM DR, ., HARTHILL 1 KELVIN DR, ., SHOTS 1 KYLE QUAD, ., WISHAW 1 LEWIS AVE, ., WISHAW 1 NORTH DRYBURGH RD, ., WISHAW 1 NORTH KILMENY CRES, ., WISHAW 1 PHYLISS JANE CRT, ., WISHAW 1 STANHOPE PL, ., WISHAW 1 TWEED CRES, ., WISHAW 1

47 Dwelling Fires: Deliberate Top 10 Deliberate Dwelling Fire Locations

I BOGFOOT RD, ., SALSBURGH I 11

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Non Domestic Fires: Accidental Top 10 Accidental Non Domestic Fire Locations

L SHOTSKIRK RD, ., SHOTS 1 STATION RD, ., SHOTS 1

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Non Domestic Fires: Deliberate Top 10 Deliberate Non Domestic Fire Locations

.n/a, NETHERTON INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, WISHAW 1 6 IWard CAMBUSNETHAN ST, ,, WISHAW 1 ICouncil 4 LOCKHART PL, ., WISHAW 1

lun 10 lul 10 nug 10 48 I NETHAN AVE, ., WISHAW I

Vehicle Fires: Accidental Top 10 Accidental Vehicle Fire Locations

-1 I BLACKCROFT TERR, ., SALSBURGH 1 6 GARRION BRIDGE, OVERTOWN, WISHAW 1 JENNIE LEE DR, OVERTOWN, WISHAW 1 M8 SERVICES, ., HARTHILL 1 OLD WISHAW RD, WATERLOO, WISHAW 1 PWardICouncil I STATION RD, ., SHOTS 1

lUri10 lu1'10 Aug 10

Vehicle Fires: Deliberate Top 10 Deliberate Vehicle Fire Locations

15 HORSLEY BRAE, OVERTOWN, WISHAW 1 15- :: MOLLISON AVE, ., HARTHILL 1

Jw 10 Jd 10 hug 10

Rubbish Fires Top 10 Rubbish Fire Locations

SMITH AVE, GOWKTHRAPPLE, WISHAW 3 BENHAR RD, ., SHOTS 2 .n/a, NETHERTON INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, WISHAW 1

hn 10 Jul 10 &ug 10 49 A71, ., NEWMAINS 1 ALLANTON RD, ., SHOTS 1 BONDS DR, ., NEWMAINS 1 CAMBUSNETHAN ST, ., WISHAW 1 CARBARNS RD, NETHERTON, WISHAW 1 ElTRICK ST, ., WISHAW 1 GRAHAM ST, ., WISHAW 1 HARTWOODHILL HOSPITAL, ., SHOTS 1 HOWBURN RD, ., HARTHILL 1 KINGSHILL RD, ., ALLANTON 1

MAIN ST, ., SALSBURGH 1 QUARRY ST, ., WISHAW 1 ROBERT ST, ., SHOTS 1 RYDE RD, ., WISHAW 1 SPRINGHILL RD, ., SHOTS 1 STATION RD, ., SHOTS 1 STRIVEN CRES, ., WISHAW 1 THRASHBUSH RD, ., WISHAW 1 WOODGREEN CRT, GOWKTHRAPPLE, WISHAW 1 WOODSIDE CRES, ., NEWMAINS 1

Heath and Grass Fires Top 10 Heath and Grass Fire Locations

140 , I

IWard UICouncil

Jun 10 lull0 hug 10

CHAPELKNOWE RD, ., CARFIN 1 CLYDE DR, ., SHOTS 1 CROSSHILL DR, ., CLELAND 1 DYFRIG ST, ., SHOTS 1 MORNINGSIDE RD, ., NEWMAINS 1 QUEENS CRES, ., CLELAND 1

50 SPRINGHILL RD, ., SHOTS VENNACHER ST, ., SHOTS WALKERBURN DR, ., WISHAW WISHAW RD, WATERLOO, WISHAW

Derelict Buildings: Accidental Top 10 Accidental Derelict Buildings Locations

Data does not exist for the specified criteria.

Derelict Buildings: Deliberate Top 10 Deliberate Derelict Buildings Locations

6- 5

Jun 10 Id 10 hug 10

False Alarms: Malicious Top 10 Malicious False Alarm Locations

BIRKSHAW BRAE, GOWKTHRAPPLE, WISHAW 1 CAMBUSNETHAN ST, ., WISHAW 1 ICouncil 10 COVE CRES, ., SHOTS 1

5 INNELLAN CRES, ., SHOTS 1 MAIN ST, SHOTS 0 ., 1 Jun 10

51 MAIN ST, ., WISHAW 1

MORNINGSIDE RD, .I NEWMAINS 1 MOSS RD, ., WISHAW 1

NEWMILLCANT RD, .I SHOTS 1 SMITH AVE, GOWKTHRAPPLE, WISHAW 1 ST CATHERINES CRES, ., SHOlTS 1 TORBOTHIE RD, ., SHOTS 1

I VENNACHER ST, ., SHOTS I

False Alarms: Good Intent Top 10 Good Intent False Alarm Locations

1001 I CAREY GDNS, ., CLELAND 3 SUNART ST, ., WISHAW 3 .n/a, .n/a, .n/a 2 CAMBUSNETHAN ST, ., WISHAW 2 p/ MAIN ST, ., WISHAW 2 Council QUARRY ST, ,, SHOTS 2 .n/a, DYKEHEAD, SHOTS 1 A71, ., SHOTS 1 ALLANTON RD, ., SHOlTS 1

" lurilO Aug 10 ALLERSHAW PL, GOWKTHRAPPLE, WISHAW 1 ALLERSHAW TOWER, ., WISHAW 1 BIGGAR RD, ., CLELAND 1 I BRANCHALFIELD DR, ., WISHAW I lI CALDER DR, ., SHOTS I 1 CANYON RD. NETHERTON INDUSTRIAL ESTATE. I 1 WISHAW I CARVALE AVE, ., SALSBURGH 1

52 False Alarms: Equipment Fault Top 10 Equipment Fault False Alarm Locations

200 174

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Road Traffic Collisions Top 10 Road Traffic Collision Locations

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53 Water Related Incidents Top 10 Water Related Incident Locations 7

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Other Special Services* Top 10 Other Special Services* Locations

#invalid, #invalid, #invalid 3 MAIN ST, ., WISHAW 2 60- 51 .n/a, .n/a, .n/a 1 ALLANTON RD, ., SHOTS 1 BEECHMOUNT CRT, ., SHOTS 1 ICouncil CALA SONA CRT, ., WISHAW 1 CALEDONIAN RD, ., WISHAW 1 CASTLEHILL RD, OVERTOWN, WISHAW 1

HIRST RD, ,I HARTHILL 1

Jun 10 lull0 Aug 10 INVERKIP DR, .I SHOTS 1 LEIGHTON ST, ., WISHAW 1 MANSE RD, ., SHOTS 1 SHOTSKIRK RD, ., SHOTS 1

STATION RD, ., SHOTS 1

STONECRAIG RD, .I WISHAW 1 TULLOCH RD, ., SHOTS 1

54 VENNACHER ST, ., SHOTS I 1

* - Excluding road traffic collisions and water related incidents

Report Description

Given a date range, council and ward, this report provides demographic, incident, casualty and fatality information in tabular format. It also charts and lists the top ten street locations for a chosen list of incident types.