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Priority 1: Nuisance Motorbikes
You said: This is a priority for the next 3 months, based on resident feedback, crime data, and ongoing local concerns regarding the use of off-road bikes and nuisance riding in public spaces.
Issued 01 July 2026
We will:
- Conduct targeted patrols in hotspot areas identified through intelligence and community reports
- Use powers to seize vehicles being used illegally under Section 59 and related legislation
- Work with partner agencies and landowners to identify access points and reduce opportunities for illegal riding
- Gather intelligence and identify repeat offenders
- Engage with the community to encourage reporting of incidents and sharing of information
WE DID:
• 2x Section 59s issued to those identified as riding an off-road bike
• Walk around with ASB team lead and Parish Council Clerk at Stirchley Fields to assess access points and camera opportunities
• NHM posted "You said we did" to encourage residents to continue reporting
• Hi vis patrols around areas identified as being a hotspot for off road bike activity
Actioned 01 August 2026
Priority 2: Shed Break-Ins
You said: This is a priority for the next 3 months, based on resident feedback, crime data, and concerns around thefts from outbuildings and gardens.
Issued 01 July 2026
We will:
- Carry out reassurance patrols in affected residential areas
- Provide crime prevention advice focusing on shed and property security (locks, lighting, marking tools)
- Use local crime data to identify patterns and target patrols accordingly
- Work with partner agencies to promote property marking and security initiatives
- Conduct enquiries to identify and disrupt offenders
Actioned 30 September 2026
Priority 3: Anti-Social Behaviour (General)
You said: This is a priority for the next 3 months, based on resident feedback, crime data, and ongoing concerns relating to general anti-social behaviour affecting the community.
Issued 01 July 2026
We will:
- Conduct high-visibility patrols in identified locations
- Engage with individuals involved in anti-social behaviour and use appropriate powers to address offending
- Work with partner agencies to provide early intervention and diversion opportunities
- Issue Community Protection Warnings/Notices where appropriate
- Engage with residents through community meetings, surveys, and local engagement activity to better understand concerns
WE DID:
• Hi- vis foot patrols in Burford Centre and past problem addresses
• Attended Engagement vans and surgeries to understand community concerns
• Worked with partner agencies to address issues and intervention opportunities for individuals/properties
• CPNW/CPN/S8’s
Actioned 01 August 2026