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Appeal following two vehicle collision near Sevenoaks
11:47 16/05/2026Officers are investigating a collision that took place on the M25 on Tuesday 28 April 2026.
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Antisocial behaviour - nuisance/catapults.
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This continues to be an issue, however high-visibility patrols and early intervention activity have contributed to a reduction in reported incidents. We are working with local schools and youth services to identify those involved in any reported catapult-related nuisance. Positive engagement is then carried out with parents/guardians, including warning letters and acceptable behaviour contracts where appropriate. Information is shared with the local authority Antisocial Behaviour Team to consider civil interventions. To receive updates on this matter, please join MCV and have direct contact with the local officer.
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Criminal damage.
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The local neighbourhood officer is aware of recent incidents of criminal damage to vehicles on Ayelands Lane, Millfield and elsewhere in the village. Although those responsible have not yet been identified, work is continuing with local residents and partner agencies to improve security and prevent further incidents. This remains a policing priority for New Ash Green. Residents are encouraged to join My Community Voice (MCV) to receive updates and stay in contact with their local officer.
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Burglary - residential.
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There have been 3 reports of residential burglary and 2 reports of garages being broken into over the past 3 months. The local neighbourhood officer has worked alongside detectives to investigate these incidents, helping to recover property in one case and secure CCTV footage of suspects. Information has also been shared with response teams and the Intelligence Bureau to help identify patterns and potential offenders.
Officers have engaged with Neighbourhood Watch coordinators, visited residents and attended community meetings to provide crime prevention advice and reassurance. Tackling burglary remains a priority, and work will continue to identify offenders and reduce opportunities for crime. Residents are encouraged to join My Community Voice (MCV) to receive updates and stay in contact with their local officer