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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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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.
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Witnesses and dashcam footage sought following Sittingbourne collision
11:14 13/02/2026The collision took place at around 4pm on Thursday 12 February 2026.
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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
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E-bikes/e-scooters.
Action taken:
Officers have carried out targeted patrols and enforcement activity to tackle the illegal use of e-scooters and e-bikes within the area. Using information provided by residents, officers have focused on hotspot locations, resulting in vehicles being stopped and seized where offences have been identified. This ongoing work helps improve safety and reduce nuisance vehicle use within the community.
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Road safety.
Action taken:
Officers have continued to conduct proactive patrols and road safety operations across Minster and the wider Isle of Sheppey, targeting vehicles being used illegally or dangerously. Working with partner agencies and using community information, enforcement activity has helped improve compliance, deter offending, and keep local roads safer for all road users
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Antisocial behaviour.
Action taken:
Officers have increased high-visibility patrols in areas affected by antisocial behaviour, providing reassurance to residents and businesses while identifying those responsible for causing nuisance. Working alongside schools, partner agencies, and local communities, officers have taken positive action where appropriate and engaged with young people to prevent repeat incidents and encourage positive behaviour.