Chance to air concerns at police forum

Householders are expected to turnouttovoicetheir concerns about crime.

Residents of March will meet with members of the district policing teams who will be available on Monday ( January 7) to answer their questions and respond to any concerns.

The Fenland District Council Support Vehicle will also be in Broad Street, March, on that date from noon until 6.30pm and policing team members will be on board together with representatives from the local authority to answer queries.

There will also be an opportunity for residents to speak to police and local councillors at March Town Council, Town Hall, The Market Place from 6.30pm to 7pm.

There will be representa- tives from both district and county councils to discuss community issues appropriate to them.

People will be i nvited to complete a short questionnaire, the results of which will be used to identify current community concerns and influence the multi- agency response.

PCSOs will also be out in March town centre before this event to canvass as many views as possible.

PCSO Rachael Cheverton said: “This is an excellent opportunity for people to come and meet their l ocal policing team i n an i nformal way and t o raise any i s s ues o r c o ncerns t hey have about their neighbourhood which we can address with partner agencies i f required.”