&w=140&h=140&scale=both)
&w=600&h=370&scale=both)
Officers commended for life-saving actions following Sheerness collision
15:11 17/09/2026The actions of PCs Abbie Penfold, Braden Farrow and Emily Savage have been recognised by the Royal Humane Society.
Neighbourhood Policing Team
Latest updates in your area
More news
&w=140&h=140&scale=both)
&w=140&h=140&scale=both)
Appeal issued after fatal collision near Sittingbourne
12:48 26/04/2026The collision involving two vehicles took place in Tonge at 4.50pm on Saturday 25 April.
&w=140&h=140&scale=both)
Witnesses and dashcam footage sought following Sittingbourne collision
11:14 13/02/2026The collision took place at around 4pm on Thursday 12 February 2026.
&w=140&h=140&scale=both)
Appeal following assault in Sheerness
09:59 03/12/2025CCTV image has been released following the assault on Wednesday 5 November 2025.
Crimes and priorities
-
Priority:
Action taken:
-
Priority:
Road safety.
Action taken:
Officers have conducted targeted patrols and enforcement activity in response to reports of nuisance vehicles affecting the local area. Working proactively to identify vehicles linked to community concerns, patrols and intelligence gathering continue across the ward. Positive action has also been taken against a vehicle found abandoned after being driven across rural land and public pathways. The vehicle was removed, helping to protect the local environment and address concerns regarding illegal vehicle use in the countryside.
-
Priority:
Nuisance vehicles.
Action taken:
Officers have carried out proactive vehicle stops and enforcement activity to address offences that place other road users at risk. This work has resulted in positive action being taken against drivers found to be breaching road traffic legislation, helping to improve compliance, deter offending, and make the roads safer for residents and visitors alike.
-
Priority:
Wildlife crime issues.
Action taken:
Officers continue to address nuisance motorcycles through targeted patrols and enforcement activity in areas where concerns have been raised. Local intelligence is used to identify problem locations and those responsible, helping officers focus their activity where it is most needed. Officers also work with residents to gather information and take action against offenders, helping to reduce antisocial behaviour and improve community safety.