Bobbing, Iwade and Lower Halstow

Nuisance bikes.

PC Blakeman has carried out regular community drop-in sessions and engagement with local residents, valuable information has been provided to help identify those responsible. Officers continue to carry out regular patrols and have taken positive action where concerns have been reported, including identifying riders and addressing unlawful use. This proactive approach has helped prevent further reports and improve community confidence.

Road safety.

Officers have carried out dedicated speed enforcement activity in areas where road safety concerns have been raised. They have engaged with motorists about safe and considerate driving and taken action where necessary. Warning letters have also been issued to drivers reported for antisocial driving, advising them of the impact their behaviour has on the community and warning that continued offending could result in further enforcement action, including vehicle seizure. Officers continue to carry out regular patrols and take positive action to improve road safety and address concerns raised by residents.

Antisocial behaviour - youths.

Officers have carried out proactive high-visibility patrols in identified hotspot locations, particularly during the times when incidents are most likely to occur. Through targeted patrol activity, engagement with local residents, and partnership working, officers have been able to identify those responsible for antisocial behaviour and take appropriate action where necessary. This ongoing work helps deter offending, provides reassurance to the community, and ensures concerns raised by residents are addressed effectively.

Following reports of wildlife being targeted with catapults in the Bobbing underpass area, officers conducted enquiries which led to a male being identified. Officers attended his home address and dealt with him in relation to the incident