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Here is our weekly #YouSaidWeDid update for the #BardonBeat, focusing on our priorities for this quarter — the issues you’ve told us matter most to you. YOU SAID
Vehicles travelling at an excessive speed on Grange Road in Hugglescote, Leicester Road in Whitwick, Thornborough Road in Whitwick and Loughborough Road in Thringstone. WE DID
Throughout the past week, your Neighbourhood Policing Team have monitored locations where we have reports of vehicles speeding. Several drivers have been given words of advice, and one issued a traffic offence report for traveling at 38mph in a 30-mph zone. What we’ve been doing:
• Speed checks conducted of identified locations. • Working with community speed watch groups. • Area monitored and checks recorded. What happens next:
We will continue to patrol the area, gather intelligence and act against those involved in speeding and illegal driving. Your information helps us target patrols, so please keep reporting issues. YOU SAID
Roads around schools at drop off and pick up times experiencing dangerous and inconsiderate parking in Ellistown, Hugglescote, New Swannington and Whitwick (and others). WE DID
Your Neighbourhood Policing Team carried out patrols around drop off & pick times at Schools identified as having significant issues. What we found:
• Patrols completed across the area.
• engage with parents/guardians.
• Protect principles applied during patrols. What happens next:
We will continue to monitor the areas and respond to reports of inconsiderate parking or concerns raised by residents. YOU SAID
Criminal and Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) in Agar Nook in and around Twyford Close. WE DID
Your Neighbourhood Policing Team has been actively conducting patrols in Agar Nook, during patrols a male has been arrested for assault of his partner. What we’ve been doing:
• Listening to residents’ concerns and reviewing reports.
• Liaising with local housing authority.
• Using this information to plan targeted enforcement. What happens next:
We will continue hi visibility patrols at locations where we’ve received the most reports and data. This will help us take targeted action to improve community safety where it matters most. How you can help: • In an emergency – call 999
• Non‑emergency – call 101
• Anonymously via Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 Thank you for working with us to help keep your neighbourhood safe 💙 Pc 1058 #YouSaidWeDid #NeighbourhoodPolicing #AgarNook #Greenhill #Tackling ASB #Speeding #CommunitySafety | 
