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Community Arts Project
Workers from the Rother Valley West Area Assembly worked in partnership with Children & Young Peoples Services to engage with young people from Hepworth Drive and surrounding area to participate in a Community Arts Project. See attached for more information.
 Hepworth Drive Community Arts Project
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Holmes Crescent Walkabout Coffee Morning held with residents
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Residents living on Holmes Crescent at Treeton were experiencing anti-social behaviour by young people. They took the issue to the Rother Valley West Area Assembly meeting on 14th June. ollowing this meeting The P.A.C.T. (Partners and Communities Together) decided to make Holmes Crescent a PACT priority.
Since the meeting the Safer Neighbourhood Team have been regularly patrolling the area especially in the evenings.
One of the issues raised was the bench at the top of Holmes Crescent which attracted gatherings of young people. The SNT are currently asking for residents views on the removal of the bench. Residents will be kept informed of future developments
Also officers from Rother Valley West Area Assembly, 2010, and the Safer Neighbourhood Team attended a coffee morning where residents were able to explain some of the problems they were having. This was followed by the Safer Neighbourhood Team holding it’s weekly meeting on Holmes Crescent so residents could point out issues.
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Thurcroft gets a skatepark
Thurcroft Skatepark is now up and running, giving the young people of Thurcroft the opportunity to use a skatepark. The grant for the project was obtained by the young people and has been funded by Quids In, Thurcroft Parish Council and Rother Valley West Area Assembly. The skatepark is situated on the field behind the Gordon Bennett Memorial Hall.
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