Antisocial behaviour - General.

Local beat officers are collecting information and using data to help identify repeat offenders. They work closely with Kent Police’s antisocial behaviour (ASB) specialist, council ASB officers, and housing teams to find long-term solutions to ongoing problems.

E-Scooters and/or nuisance motorcycles.

Local beat officers are gathering information and using data to identify individuals involved in ongoing issues, so targeted action can be taken. A district-wide e-scooter operation is being planned. This will focus on providing point-of-sale information, running an e-messaging campaign, and delivering a mix of education, intervention, and enforcement around e-scooters and nuisance motorcycles.

Internet/cybercrime.

Messages about cybercrime and online fraud are being shared through the My Community Voice platform and ward newsletters. The Child-Centred Policing Team is also delivering educational sessions in schools, focusing on online safety and responsible online behaviour. These sessions aim to help young people understand the risks and how to protect themselves from cybercrime.