Antisocial behaviour - nuisance.

Issued 27 October 2025

The beat officer has been working hard to deter and detect antisocial behaviour, taking positive action in cases of shoplifting, nuisance vehicles, criminal damage and similar issues. This has resulted in several arrests, Community Protection Warnings and Acceptable Behaviour Agreements being issued, as well as the use of diversionary measures to reduce further reports.

A Community Protection Warning is a formal notice telling someone their behaviour is causing a problem and must stop, while an Acceptable Behaviour Agreement is a written agreement setting out what behaviour must not continue and what is expected going forward.

The officer is also working closely with other agencies to monitor concerns and make sure the right support, and sanctions are put in place. We encourage people to keep reporting these matters so we can continue to take effective action.

Actioned 26 January 2026

Drug dealing.

Issued 27 October 2025

The beat officer continues to work with other agencies to tackle drug dealing in the area. High‑visibility patrols are being carried out to spot issues early and deter this type of offending. We encourage people to keep reporting any concerns so we can take action where needed.

Actioned 26 January 2026

Road safety.

Issued 27 October 2025

The beat officer continues to work to identify and address road safety issues. This includes carrying out Speedwatch checks and working with other agencies to pinpoint locations that may be more at risk. She is also working hard to identify vehicles being used in an antisocial way so that appropriate sanctions can be issued and drivers can be spoken to and educated. We will continue to monitor these concerns and take action where possible to help keep the community safe.

Actioned 26 January 2026