If you are concerned about someone who may be drink/drug driving or dealing drugs in your community, you can report your concerns by ringing 101/999 (if urgent) , via Crimestoppers online or by ringing 0800555111.  You can remain anonymous and your information may save a life.

VAWG is a strategic priority and we are committing to a local action plan which sets out our activity against national frameworks. Our approach is aligned to the three objectives in the NPCC and College of Policing’s ‘Police action to combat violence against women and girls’:

1. improve trust and confidence in policing
2. relentlessly pursuing perpetrators
3. creating safer spaces

• the launch of the Safer streets app and patrolling reported areas
• promoting Hollie Guard app
• distributing personal panic alarms

Covert patrols using a range of disruption tactics including Road Traffic Act powers, Stop and Account and Search.

Attendance and reassurance will be completed at community events and crime prevention advice and material handed out.

We will work closely with internal and external partners such as Farm Watch and the Rural Affairs Unit and publicise outcomes of incidents using the Force Social Media page.

Burglary is a national problem that that needs to be addressed. Prevention and attendance at Burglaries can lead directly to a decrease in crime in the local area.

The impact on the quality of life to residents is significant. Burglary involves someone entering an address as a trespasser which is a clear invasion of someone’s privacy. Your property should be safe.

This is an ongoing issue that the Neighbourhood Policing Team will continuously review every two weeks