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Our ambition is to provide a neighbourhood policing service of which you, and we, can be proud. Prevention will be at the heart of our work, through well-informed collaborative problem-solving, building participation and strengthening the communities we serve. We will remain part of those communities, known and accessible to you, and policing in a way that both prevents harm and enhances your trust in us.
Our approach is shaped by five key themes: accessibility, prevention, vulnerability, relationships and partnerships. These will underpin all areas of our service and form the basis of our neighbourhood policing offer.
Crimes against business has not only a financial impact on the business but the cost is passed on to customers. Shoplifting is a national priority, and we aim to tackle this by reducing offences against businesses and increasing detection rates.
Issued 11 February 2026
Neighbourhood officers will provide reassurance, guidance, and support to businesses around retail crime. Persistent shoplifters have been and will be arrested and charged. Setting a positive stance, which is ongoing.
Actioned 11 February 2026
E-Scooters and E-Bikes are in the most part illegal to use in public and are a danger to riders and the public. Reducing the use of them by educating the public, proactively enforcing, and removing these from the streets reduces the risk to the riders and the public.
Issued 11 February 2026
Neighbourhood officers are using different tactics to identify those on illegal e scooters and e bikes to gather intelligence. This information is used for planned operations, where these e scooters and e bikes have been and will be seized
Actioned 11 February 2026
Drug dealing fuels crime and antisocial behaviour as well as facilitating serious and organised crime groups to have a grip in communities. By our actions and acting quickly and effectively this will bring offenders to justice and removing drugs from our streets.
Issued 11 February 2026
Neighbourhood officers aim to tackle drug dealing by proactive Intelligence gathering and high visibility Patrols in the area to gain evidence for potential Warrants on these locations and charges for offenders.
Actioned 11 February 2026