Wildlife.

Issued 27 October 2025

Officers have been working hard to reduce incidents where wildlife has been injured. Sanctions have been used to deter and detect crime of this nature, and officers have taken positive action including arrests, interviews, Community Resolutions and Acceptable Behaviour Agreements, as well as carrying out ongoing investigations.

A Community Resolution is an agreement between the police, the offender and, where possible, the victim, which allows a matter to be dealt with without going to court and often involves an apology or actions to put things right. An Acceptable Behaviour Agreement is a written agreement that clearly sets out what behaviour must stop and what is expected going forward.

These measures are used alongside diversionary tactics, where appropriate, to prevent further harm. We encourage people to continue reporting incidents so we can take effective action.

Actioned 26 January 2026

Road safety.

Issued 27 October 2025

Our local officer continues to focus on road safety in the area by carrying out Speedwatch checks and working with partner organisations to identify any places where people may be more at risk, while also taking action against vehicles being used in an antisocial way by identifying those involved, enforcing rules where needed, offering guidance, and helping to resolve ongoing concerns.

Actioned 26 January 2026

Fly tipping.

Issued 27 October 2025

Officers continue to monitor concerns about fly‑tipping and are working closely with partner agencies to deal with these issues. We encourage people to report fly‑tipping to the appropriate agencies so it can be dealt with quickly. This helps ensure evidence is captured and allows positive action to be taken where possible to deter and detect those responsible.

Actioned 26 January 2026