Antisocial behaviour - nuisance vehicle.

Local officers will work closely with the Neighbourhood Task Force and Problem-Solving police community support officers (PCSOs) to tackle this issue, using the most suitable tools for the situation. Similar operations have worked well in the past and have been welcomed by the community. Updates and results will be shared through the My Community Voice platform.

Antisocial behaviour - general.

Marked high-visibility patrols are being carried out in the ward by local beat officers, supported by the Neighbourhood Task Force’s Problem-Solving Police Community Support Officer. Appropriate Proactive Management Plans will be created to document the activity, including the powers, policies, and legislation used to support it.

Beat officers will maintain close contact with the local community to gather information and intelligence, and to highlight positive outcomes through the My Community Voice platform.

Dog fouling.

As this is a Local Authority matter, residents will be provided with details on how to report it via the Maidstone Borough Council website. This reporting process will also be promoted during ward cluster meetings and local community surgeries.