Anti-social behaviour from youths in Oaken Grove Park, Maidenhead. This involves disruption of local businesses and clubs. The behaviour is focused nearby to the fountain area and Sir Nicholas Winton memorial gardens

The Maidenhead West team continues to proactively address reports of anti-social behaviour involving groups of youths in Oaken Grove Park along with potential drug use. In response, officers have been conducting regular patrols and hosting “Have Your Say” engagement stands near the café to provide reassurance and gather community feedback. We have also been working with council run CCTV to try and identify suspected offenders.

We encourage residents to speak with our officers if they have any concerns or information. Reporting anti-social behaviour allows us to allocate resources effectively and focus patrols where they’re most needed.

Anti-social use of vehicles and drug use on Winter Hill, Cookham

We continue to receive reports of concerning anti-social behaviour and improper use of vehicles in the Winter Hill area of Cookham. Incidents include dangerous driving behaviours such as racing and performing burnouts, drug use, and ASB affecting local properties.

Your Maidenhead West Neighbourhood Team are maintaining regular patrols and are in close contact with the National Trust as part of our joint approach to tackling anti-social behaviour in the area.

In response to the driving issues, we are continuing our joint efforts with the local council and National Trust in an attempt to introduce traffic calming measures in the area. If successful, these should deter improper use of vehicles.

Anti-Social Behaviour in Cookham: Specifically groups of youths causing disturbances around the shops at Station Parade, Cookham Rise, as well as in the neighbouring Alfred Major Recreation Ground. This is a continuing priority over the Summer holidays

The Maidenhead West team continue to have an increased presence in the Cookham Rise and Alfred Major Recreation Ground area. We have held several Have your Say/Walk and Talk events in the area, keep an eye out for these being advertised on our social media pages.

We’re urging residents to boost reporting of anti-social behaviour and we are compiling the reports to make sure our patrols are in the right places at the right times.

We’re staying in close contact with local shops and businesses, building trust through a consistent, visible presence that helps deter offenders and strengthens community confidence.