Joint Information Management Unit
Operational Headquarters
Tower Street
Winchester
Hampshire
SO23 8ZD
Telephone
101
Mr Pickering
request-702091-
xxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx
xxxxxx.xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx.xxxxxx.xx
27 November 2020
Our ref:
CM/PA/002353/20
Your ref:
Dear Mr Pickering
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION REQUEST
I write in response to the above referenced Freedom of Information request submitted
on the 26/10/2020, Hampshire Constabulary has now considered this request, which
has been repeated below and have responded accordingly.
Request
Response
Hampshire Police, tweeting today, under Hampshire Constabulary does not hold
the Portsmouth Police account, have this information in a retrievable format. The
stated:
cost of determining if the information is
"After having the issue raised to us by held, locating and retrieving the
many members of the public, on information exceeds the ‘appropriate level’
Wednesday 28th of October between as stated in the Freedom of Information
9.30am and midday the Charles (Fees and Appropriate Limit) Regulations
Dickens team will be hosting an 2004. It is estimated that it would cost
operation stopping people from cycling more than £450 to comply with your
through Commercial Road #CycleSafety request.
#NeighbourhoodPolicing
#CharlesDickens"
In order to ascertain the full number of
complaints regarding cycling a large
"https://twitter.com/PompeyPolice/status manual review would be required. The
/1320491019620782080"
complaints referenced in the Twitter post
were mentioned informally to officers
In the interest of transparency, in dealing with other matters in and around
relationship to this action, please can the Neighbourhoods policing area, and, as
you :
such were not recorded. However, official
1) Provide the total number of complaints may have been recorded in the
complaints received
time period in question. In order to
2) For each complaint received in a ascertain the number of any complaints, all
written format, a copy of the complaint
relevant recorded incidents, such as anti-
3) The duration of time during which social behaviour, for that area of
these complaints have been received (ie Portsmouth on the lead up to the operation
date of first written complaint considered mentioned in the Twitter post would need
for this action to date)
to be reviewed. To do so would exceed the
time limit associated with this request.
Please can you also provide :
4)
The
total
number
of In accordance with the Freedom of
reports/complaints received regarding Information Act 2000, if one element of a
poor/dangerous driving in Portsmouth request exceeds the statutory cost limit,
during the period identified in Question the whole request may be refused on
3)
grounds of cost. As such, this letter acts
5) the total number of collisions as a Refusal Notice in respect of your
involving injuries attended by the police whole request.
in the during the period identified in
question 3)
COMPLAINT RIGHTS
If you are dissatisfied with the handling procedures or the decision made by
Hampshire Constabulary, you can lodge a complaint with the force to have the
decision reviewed within 2 months of the date of this response. Complaints should be
made in writing to the Public Access office at the address at the top of this letter.
If, after lodging a complaint with Hampshire Constabulary, you are still unhappy with
the outcome, you may make application to the Information Commissioner at the
Information Commissioner's Office, Wycliffe House, Water Lane, Wilmslow, Cheshire
SK9 5AF, via telephone on 0303 123 1113 or 01625 545745 or at the website
www.ico.org.uk
Yours sincerely
Mark Farrow
Public Access
Joint Information Management Unit