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Anti-Social Behaviour has been voted as a community priority for the Wycombe Town Centre. Officers continue to tackle anti-social behaviour in the bus station, Eden Shopping Centre and wider town centre.
Issued 03 September 2026
The Wycombe town centre team have been continuing increased patrols around the Wycombe town centre, focusing on areas known to be the most impacted by anti-social behaviour. This includes the All Saints Churchyard, Desborough Road and The Eden Centre. They continue to deal with the issue of street drinking, which is a breach of the town centre PSPO. Officers will confiscate alcohol whenever it is seen, with further action and utilisation of anti-social behaviour powers to be considered if the behaviour persists.
The town centre team have also been providing assistance and police presence for a number of events particularly around Buckinghamshire New university as the new academic year begins and new students come to the town. They have also been engaging with the students around crime prevention, personal safety, and the conditions of the PSPO in the town centre.
If you have any information please report on 101 or online at www. thamesvalley.police.uk.
Call 999 if a crime is in progress or you are at risk of harm.
Actioned 01 November 2026
Drug offences has been voiced as a concern of the community all over Wycombe, including the town centre. The team have been working to disrupt drug dealing activity to prevent drugs reaching the streets.
Issued 03 September 2026
Officers from the local Neighbourhood Team have been carrying out proactive operations to tackle drug supply and the harm it causes within our communities. Over the last month, 30 officers took part in four simultaneous warrants across High Wycombe, resulting in multiple arrests and the seizure of approximately 150,000 nitrous oxide canisters, Class A drugs and more than £50,000 in cash.
Alongside this enforcement activity, officers conduct daily patrols to deter and disrupt visible drug use in the town centre. We have also carried out targeted plain-clothes operations to identify and apprehend those involved in drug dealing. Our aim is clear: to make High Wycombe an increasingly hostile environment for those seeking to profit from criminality.
If you have any information please report on 101 or online at www. thamesvalley.police.uk.
Call 999 if a crime is in progress or you are at risk of harm.
Actioned 04 September 2026
Speeding and Dangerous Driving is consistently highlighted as a concern by local residents of the town.
Issued 03 September 2026
We continue to respond to concerns about speeding, dangerous driving and nuisance vehicles across High Wycombe. A range of policing resources have been deployed, including Roads Policing officers, unmarked vehicles and drone capability, to identify offenders and take enforcement action where appropriate.
Targeted operations are taking place on roads highlighted by residents, with officers focusing on speeding, anti-social driving, dangerous manoeuvres and vehicles that are unlawfully modified or causing excessive noise. We will continue to use both high-visibility and intelligence-led policing tactics to improve road safety, reduce risk and make our roads safer for everyone.
If you have any information please report on 101 or online at www. thamesvalley.police.uk.
Call 999 if a crime is in progress or you are at risk of harm.
Actioned 04 September 2026