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Your Hurst Neighbourhood policing teams are prioritising drug dealing
Issued 01 June 2026
Neighbourhood policing teams are tackling drug dealing by increasing patrols in known hotspots, working closely with local communities to identify and address issues, and implementing tailored prevention programs. Planning and executing warrants when appropriate. They also collaborate with local councils and organisations to provide education and support to at-risk individuals. These efforts aim to reduce drug-related crime and enhance community safety.
Your Hurst Neighbourhood policing teams are prioritising burglary
Issued 01 June 2026
Neighbourhood policing teams are tackling burglary by increasing patrols in vulnerable areas, providing crime prevention advice to residents, and distributing targeted leaflets in areas with repeat burglaries. They also work closely with local communities to identify and address specific concerns, aiming to reduce burglary rates and enhance community safety
Your Hurst Neighbourhood policing teams are prioritising anti-social behaviour
Issued 01 June 2026
Neighbourhood policing teams are tackling anti-social behaviour through increased patrols in hotspot areas, seizing vehicles involved in disruptive activities, and engaging with local communities to build trust and address concerns. They are also collaborating with local councils to enhance safety measures. These efforts aim to create safer and more secure neighbourhoods.