Infrastructure Delivery Plan (Feb 2013) - Runnymede Borough Council

13.18 The following CCTV expansion programmes are also proposed if funding becomes
available-
• Rowtown (3 cameras to cover Walton Leigh Recreational Ground, local shops
and Saw Pit Green)
• Weybridge Industrial Estate (1 camera).
• Ottershaw (1 camera).
• Addlestone Moor/Woburn Hill roundabout (1 camera).
• Thorpe Trading Estate (1 camera).
13.19 Funding is also required for the following:
• Junior Citizen Personal Safety Workbooks. This is an annual scheme where
the books provide follow on learning tools for schools. The scheme is aimed
at year 6 pupils, across all junior schools in the Borough;
• MemoCam project – This is an ongoing scheme which provides extra support
to individuals who have been victims of distraction burglaries, or who are
thought to be extremely vulnerable to this practice. It is a multi agency project
with support provided by Police and Age UK and benefits all areas of the
Borough;
• Support for community intervention projects such as The Biz;
• Public information board/banner;
• Community Safety Survey, next survey due 2015/16;
• Joint Action Group funding, for small projects in specific locations across the
Borough;
• Section 12/13 orders to create no drinking zones to combat alcohol related
anti social behaviour in the Borough;
• Section 30 orders to create anti social behaviour dispersal areas;
• Freedom Programme/Recovery Toolkit (12 weeks): Provides help and
support to survivors of Domestic Abuse within the Borough;
• Recognition and Recovery toolkit: provide help and support to children caught
within Domestic Abuse situations, and is open to children across the
Borough;
• Citizenship students – This is an annual joint Police and Borough activity
which uses peer mentors/representatives to approach young people about
anti social behaviour, or emerging social problems; and,
• Youth Engagement Scheme (YES project): this is a project delivered by the
Fire and Rescue Service to support young people aged 14+ in the Borough
who are causing anti social behaviour.
Costs and funding sources
13.20 The cost of the works to the Borough’s CCTV cameras is estimated at the current time
to be in the region of £553,000. The costs of the remainder of the projects detailed in
the ‘future provision’ section above are detailed in the table below:
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Runnymede IDP DRAFT – February 2013