ASB - July 2025 - Sept 2025

During a recent multi agency meeting it has been decided that the Policing priority for July 2025 to September 2025 on all five wards (Aspley, Bilborough, Basford, Wollaton and Leen Valley) would continue to be Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB). This will cover the lighter evenings, warmer weather and the school holidays. The Police will provide additional patrols around parks and open spaces as well as streets and public buildings and engage with youths signposting to local youth provision, areas highlighted of issue include Wollaton park, the Harvey Haddon Sports complex grounds and the now derelict Glenbrook management centre. We will be having days of action in relation to the off-road bike ASB issue in Broxtowe Country Park. We will also continue with operations to combat the ASB that is being seen on the NET tram network. We will also be having monthly meetings with our partners to ensure that we are patrolling the places experiencing the most ASB. We are also working with local schools and clubs to address any concerns providing a multi-layered problem-solving approach. We encourage any member of the public to report ASB to us on 101.

City West Neighbourhood Policing Priority
August Update – Focus on Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB)
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???? Neighbourhood Priority: ASB
Your local policing team continues to prioritise tackling anti-social behaviour across the City West area. We’re encouraged to see a year-to-date reduction in ASB incidents, reflecting ongoing efforts and community support.
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???? Key Updates by Location
St Martha’s – Frinton Road
•Reports of young people gathering in the area.
•Officers have been engaging positively with the group to ensure safety and reduce concerns.
Basford Area – Persistent Caller
•A rise in reported incidents linked to a single persistent caller.
•Investigations show these are not ASB-related.
•We are working closely with Nottingham City Council Housing Services to address the root causes.
Glenbrook Management Centre
•The demolition of the old site has been delayed due to a required bat survey.
•Work is expected to resume shortly once environmental checks are complete.
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Working Together
We continue to work in partnership with local residents, community groups, and Nottingham City Council to keep our neighbourhoods safe and welcoming for all.
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???? Contact Us
•Non-Emergency: 101
•In an Emergency: 999
•Crimestoppers (Anonymous): 0800 555 111