ASB and off Road bikes around Woodhouse Estate & Etherley Dene

Ongoing work with Durham County Council for installation of further fences/gates.

Operation Endurance conducted to try and catch known drivers

Members of public to send officers and PCSOs any footage or intelligence regarding off road bikes

Increased patrols will be conducted on both foot and mobile patrols to try and identify the individuals

Bishop Auckland Town Pact priorities:
Need for a high visibility presence in the Town Centre and around Etherley Lane Rec.
Increased youth ASB and criminal damage instances.
Residents requested for a neighbourhood street warden to be attend the next PACT meeting.
Speeding on Princes Street.
Request for St Peters Church to be secured.

High visibility patrols to continue utilizing operation pave, this to be completed on foot only, within the town Centre and high traffic areas.
Dedicated high visibility foot patrols are being conducted around the Town Centre. Officers are identifying youths responsible and liaising with DCC ASB team.
Speed watch to be conducted.
Officers have communicated with Neighbourhood Street wardens to enquire whether a Street Warden could attend the next PACT meeting.

Cockton Hill, Henknowle and South Church PACT priorities:
Off-road bikes, Quads and electric scooters around Cockton Hill.
Youth ASB, throwing stones at windows and vehicles.
Additional patrols required around Henknowle. Residents requested for Believe Housing to be present at the next PACT meeting.

Additional patrols are being conducted around the Cockton Hill and Henknowle area. Increasing police presence. identifying youths engaging in youth ASB.
Increased OP Pave patrols, officers taking positive action.
Engaged with DCC regarding CCTV camera and removal of bench in ASB hotspot area.
Believe housing representatives have been contacted and informed that residents requested a representative to attend the next PACT meeting.