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Anti-Social Behaviour involving youth around area of Redfield Court
Issued 02 November 2026
New Priority- Anti-social behaviour associated with the garage block area at REDFIELD COURT. These reports include concerns regarding nuisance behaviour, gatherings and activity causing distress to local residents.We are working closely with partner agencies, and local authority, to identify those responsible and implement appropriate interventions to address the issues.High-visibility patrols will continue within the area to deter anti-social behaviour, provide reassurance to residents and gather intelligence. Officers will also utilise stop and search powers where lawful grounds exist and where it is necessary and proportionate to do so.
Actioned 02 November 2026
Drug use and Anti- Social Behaviour in Howarth Court, Greenham
Issued 02 November 2026
This remains a priority- High-visibility patrols continue within the area, particularly during peak times, alongside on-site security arranged by the local housing association to deter anti-social behaviour and provide reassurance to residents. Partial Closure Orders remain in place to restrict access and help reduce associated anti-social behaviour and criminality. Officers continue to work closely with the housing association to address community concerns and support longer-term problem solving.
Actioned 02 November 2026
Retail Crime in Newbury Retail Park
Issued 02 November 2026
Police have identified shoplifting as a local policing priority within Newbury Retail Park following a number of reported offences affecting businesses in the area. Officers are working closely with retailers, security staff and partner agencies to identify offenders, gather evidence and pursue positive outcomes through both criminal justice and preventative measures.
High-visibility patrols will be conducted to deter offending, reassure staff and shoppers, and respond swiftly to incidents. Where appropriate, officers will make use of relevant police powers, including stop and search where lawful grounds exist, and will target individuals involved in prolific retail crime.
Actioned 02 November 2026