Abbey neighbourhood ward
Abbey Neighbourhood team
| Name | Job title | Phone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sarah Dosunmu | Neighbourhood Manager | 07812 300160 | sarah.dosunmu@derby.gov.uk |
| Mariola Babinska | Neighbourhood Officer | 07554 777094 | mariola.babinska@derby.gov.uk |
| Jane Paling | Neighbourhood Officer | 07585 888538 | jane.paling@derby.gov.uk |
| Kim Harris | Local Area Coordinator, Abbey | 07766 602570 | kim.harris@derby.gov.uk |
| Mandy Trotman | Local Area Coordinator, City Centre and Abbey | 07785 357403 | amanda.trotman@derby.gov.uk |
Anti-social behaviour and crime
If you have concerns about your neighbourhood, wish to complain about anti-social behaviour you can contact the Abbey Safer Neighbourhood Team by:
- telephone: 101
- email: peartree.neighbourhoods@derbyshire.pnn.police.uk
Your Safer Neighbourhood Team is committed to making your community a safer and better place to live and work. Find out more about the Abbey Safer Neighbourhood Team on Derbyshire Constabulary's website.
Abbey Neighbourhood Board
Your local Neighbourhood Board is made up of local councillors, residents and representatives from community organisations and public services.
The board:
- leads on behalf of the whole neighbourhood
- agrees the priorities for the neighbourhood
- decides where delegated Council budgets are to be spent
- monitors performance
- influences decisions that reflect the views of local residents
- decides on the vision for your neighbourhood
The Neighbourhood Board received a budget from October 2020 and will receive a further budget from April 2021. This budget is to enable voluntary and community groups (Non Commercial) to apply for funding for projects/events, that will both benefit and enable the community and its residents.
If you would be interested in putting together a funding application:
Find out how to become a member of your Neighbourhood Board.
Members of Abbey Neighbourhood Board 2023/24
Councillors
- Chair - Councillor Sue Bonser
- Councillor Carmel Ashby
- Councillor Paul Hezelgrave
Partner/Community and voluntary organisations/services
- Insp Sally Dachtler - Derbyshire Police
- Sgt Neil Dutton – Derbyshire Police
- Paul Joskowski – Derby Homes
- Vanessa Thompson – Metropolitan Housing
- PPO John Barford – DCC Public Protection Team
- Ann Rowlands - Umbrella
- James Egodibie - Solid Rock Church
- Leon Haywood – DCC Parks Officer
- David Walsh - Sporting Communities
- Paul Brookhouse – Derby Food 4 Thought
- Kim Harris - Local Area Coordinator
- Alex Neave - Derby Boxing Academy
Local residents
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Dean Johnson
-
Kate Ball
Helen Hitchcock - Judith Ainsley
- Nigel Waldrun
- David Phillips
- Kenny Sharpe
- Niamh Kelly
- James Wright
How can I join Abbey Neighbourhood Board?
If you are interested in joining your local Neighbourhood board, or your community group is interested in nominating a representative, download a Board membership application form.
Abbey neighbourhood priorities
Highways and transport
- Addressing road safety
- Improving the condition of carriageways and footways
- Improving the transport infrastructure
- Addressing problem parking
Crime and community safety
- Preventing young people becoming victims of crime
- Youth crime and ASB
- Reduce burglary and vehicle crime
- Support to victims of crime
Communities
- Improving community facilities across the ward
- Maximise the use of community assets
- Community events and activities
- Supporting and enabling community engagement and communication
- Improving communication with and between communities and residents
Local environment
- Reducing fly tipping and littering
- Focus on work with schools and young children to encourage respect of their local environment
- Removing bins from streets
Parks and open spaces
- Support the establishment of Friends of Normanton Park group
- Undertake improvements to Rykneld Recreation Ground
- Road safety initiatives, focusing on working in partnership with schools and faith groups
- Problem parking
- Carriageway and footway maintenance
- Support measures to increase sustainable transport
News and events
Royal Derby Hospital - Monitoring of parking measures
A report has been created to look at the continuing commuter parking problem on Littleover's streets. Staff from the nearby Royal Derby Hospital had been parking in the area instead of the facilities provided by the hospital since the expansion of the hospital.
A permit parking scheme was introduced in the problem area in 2011 and this, along with a reduction of staffing numbers at the hospital, has helped.
This report looks at the extent of the problem through surveys, and makes recommendations on how to tackle any issues found.
Download the Royal Derby Hospital parking report.