Frome Neighbourhood Team have been patrolling Frome town, liaising with retailers and showing a visible presence in and around our most affected areas. We work closely with Westway Security, continue to listen to the concerns of our community and respond with targeted patrols. We will look to deal with prolific shop lifters robustly.

By reporting incidents to us, we can work together to prevent further incidents of shop theft. https://www.avonandsomerset.police.uk/report/.  

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Following a recent meeting at Frome Town Council, local retailers and the Neighbourhood Policing Team are joining forces to tackle crime and anti-social behaviour in the town centre.
? By reporting incidents and working collaboratively, we can secure more regular patrols from neighbourhood teams.
The team will now operate from the Neighbourhood Office in town.
Please note: the office will be locked when officers are out on patrol.
Need to speak to the team? Visit the office or report a crime online:
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Let’s keep Frome safe and welcoming for everyone ????
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• We have heard about the reports of anti-social behaviour in Victoria and Mary Baily Park. Keeping public spaces safe and enjoyable for the community is so important, and tackling these issues early can make a real difference.

We are actively asking people to report to the police any concerns of Anti-Social Behaviour in the park areas. If you do see people on motorbike in the park area, we encourage people to call 999 at the time that this is happening so that police can tackle the issues an attend the area to catch the people reasonable and to take appropriate action where needed. Any anti-social behaviour that is not on going or feel does not need to an immediate response then please report on 101 or online at Report anti-social behaviour | Avon and Somerset Police

Victoria Park update    Community Engagement:

Regular Patrols:

Maintain a visible presence in the community to deter crime and provide reassurance to residents.

Liaising with Local Youths:

Build positive relationships with young people through outreach programs, informal conversations, and organized activities.

School Patrols:

Ensure the safety of students during arrival and departure times.
Engage with school staff and students to foster trust and communication.

Collaboration with Park Rangers:

Work together to monitor public parks and green spaces.
Address issues such as vandalism, anti-social behavior, and environmental concerns.