The wholesale degeneration of the area – which include gun crime, open drug selling, anti-social behaviour and general filth and squalor has led to the unfortunate necessity for CCTV.

The bellyaching loons who “think” they are living in some kind of cosmopolitan utopia are as much part of the problem as the criminals and scum that wander the streets day and night – their utter lack of commitment to improving the area beyond jumping on the nearest band wagon du-jour to moan about matters that they are ignorant to is causing more damage than good.

You people are NOT the representatives of this area, you are a bunch of emotionally challenged freaks and whiners — if your worried that the CCTV will be catching you smoking your blunts (bought from the local scumbag) or seeing your inbred offspring screaming like a sick banshee on the street instead of doing homework or being responsibly parented then it is obvious you should be dragged out into the street and horsewhipped, because it is YOU and your ignorance that is damaging the lives of the people who live here and work for a living (and I mean PROPER work, not the stupid nonsense most of you useless, weird, benefit scamming, tree-hugging morons think is work.)

I’m accountable to my family, their protection, safety and Right to NOT LIVE IN FEAR. The sickness that grips this area is a disease that requires aggressive treatment. If you don’t see that you are part of the problem and not part of the solution.

Neighbourhood Management is a national initiative and is about neighbourhoods managing what happens in their neighbourhood. For more information, see http://www.communities.gov.uk/documents/communities/pdf/886045.pdf
We work to ensure that people have their say about what the council and police do – what the issues are and where resources etc should be focused. We work to respond to the needs, issues and concerns of local people. This will sometimes lead to people not liking what we are doing – if we are consulting on something they don’t want.
We are organising the consultation regarding the CCTV masts. At the moment, people are returning their votes to us and we are collating the responses. The voting is done on one house – one vote. Ultimately, the decision lies with the leader of the council.
We are trying to promote who we are and what we do, and the Neighbourhood Action Officer in your area has contacted a lot of community groups in the area to promote what we do. If you want to find out more, please contact us.
We are also organising a youth event at Djanogly on 14th May 4-8pm where people can find out about what is happening for young people in the area. There will also be lots of things for people to try out – climbing wall, sports sessions etc.
We hold monthly walks around the area where residents, departments from the City Council, Nottingham City Homes, the police and the councillors walk round parts of the area identifying and addressing issues in the area. For more information, please contact us.
We are also involved in a number of community events and activities trying to get people more involved and to have their say!
If you want to find out more, please contact the Neighbourhood Management Team on 8838468/9