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.
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The actions of PCs Abbie Penfold, Braden Farrow and Emily Savage have been recognised by the Royal Humane Society.
The collision involving two vehicles took place in Tonge at 4.50pm on Saturday 25 April.
The collision took place at around 4pm on Thursday 12 February 2026.
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Antisocial behaviour nuisance youths.
Issued 21 July 2026
Officers have maintained a strong high-visibility presence across the ward to deter antisocial behaviour and provide reassurance to residents. Regular engagement has taken place with young people, with the majority found to be behaving responsibly. Where concerns have been identified, officers have used a problem-solving approach through engagement, safeguarding, partnership working and targeted patrols. Additional work has also been undertaken to identify and address emerging issues at an early stage, helping to prevent incidents from escalating and maintaining low levels of antisocial behaviour within the community.
Actioned 30 September 2026
Nuisance vehicles.
Issued 21 July 2026
Officers have conducted regular patrols and engagement activity across the ward to address concerns relating to nuisance vehicles and antisocial use of the road network. Patrols have focused on identified hotspots, providing opportunities to engage with road users, gather intelligence and take positive action where necessary. This proactive approach has helped deter offending, improve community confidence and reduce the impact of nuisance vehicles on local residents.
Actioned 30 September 2026
Road safety.
Issued 21 July 2026
Road safety remains a key priority within Homewood. Officers have continued to carry out patrols, education and enforcement activity to promote safe and responsible road use. Engagement with young people and other road users has helped raise awareness of road safety issues, while a visible policing presence has provided reassurance and supported efforts to keep the ward a safe place to live, work and visit.
Actioned 30 September 2026