Agenda and decisions

Minutes of the LCPCG Annual General Meeting, held on 26 March 2013, and any matters arising which will not be covered in the agenda below.

This year LCPCG commissioned Montage Theatre Arts older people’s group to recreate their “Stop the Scammers!” production from our November 2012 meeting for Pensioners.  Members of the cast will be performing an extract.

The LCPCG’s Annual Report will be presented at the meeting and is available online with these meeting papers.   There will be printed copies available at the meeting.

Eleven people have put themselves forward for the six Community Board Member positions.  They are (in alphabetical order of first name):

Bryan Pope;   David Michael;   Florence Emakpose;  
Gilbert Oshevire;   Gordon Glean;   Jackie Addison;  
Joseph Oladosu;   Phil Turner;   Poonam Mahadik;  
Royston John;   and    Siva Pillai;  

The attached documents cover Personal Statements  ...  view the full agenda text for item 6.

Simon Jones and Barry Mizen of the Mizen Foundation will speak about the “10000 Hands” campaign which LCPCG helped launch at the Secondary Schools conference in March 2013 and continued to sponsor in 2013/14.

One of the workshops from LCPCG’s schools conference was run by Eva and Jenn from the Haven (rape and sexual abuse referral centre at Kings College Hospital in Camberwell) and covered the rising problems around sexting, online bullying and online sexual-exploitation.  Since then they have set up the not-for-profit organisation  ...  view the full agenda text for item 8.

The newest LCPCG subgroup began with conversations between Strategy Group members in 2011, and has now been built this into a thriving Preventing Hate Crime Group.  The Chair of the Group, Tayo Disu, will update the meeting on the relationships that this group has forged with the local authority and  ...  view the full agenda text for item 9.

Consultation on police use of TfL / ANPR camera footage.  Item withdrawn as speaker not available.  MOPAC and the Metropolitan Police would like to use Transport for London’s Congestion Charge cameras to improve their coverage and ability to investigate and solve crimes, and to stop vehicles that have been linked  ...  view the full agenda text for item 10.

Please display the attached poster if you have a local notice board and pass on the details to anyone who would be interested.   Contact the Coordinator if you would like a colour copy. 

We are especially keen to invite people who have a historical connection with the LCPCG.  Please help  ...  view the full agenda text for item 13.