Anti-Social Behaviour. There has been an increase in ASB across the town including around the shops on Kennedy Way, and Reed Mere estate, as well as residential areas.

Your community officers regularly patrol the known locations regards ASB and engage with staff and young people at these places.

High visibility patrols will continue to both prevent and identify those persons engaged in ASB. Already, a number of young people have been identified as being involved and local officers are dealing with those through the methods at their disposal.

A derelict house on the Reed Mere estate has been subject to several calls for service. Officers have made contact with the owner, and actions are in place to resolve these issues. Empty/derelict buildings are an attraction for youngsters. If you have issues with people at any such building, please contact the police via 101.

Acceptable Behaviour Contracts have been served on several young people involved in ASB which are being monitored on a very regular basis.

Officers will be carrying out HumberTalking to find out what issues are affecting our communities.

Days of action will be carried out where local officers, together with other policing units and local partners, will be addressing issues reported by the public around the town.

The illegal use of motorbikes, eScooters, and other vehicles is an issue causing concern in Immingham and surrounding areas.

Officers are conducting high visibility patrols in the relevant areas to both deter and detect those people riding motorbikes, quads, and eScooters. Following several complaints from residents, a quad bike was seized by local officers on 10th June. The owner was issued with a Section 59 notice.

Days of action involving local officers and other police units will be taking place over the next month targeting these issues to resolve this antisocial behaviour.