Newport Pagnell

We are currently responding to reports of anti-social behaviour across Newport Pagnell, including noise disturbances, street drinking, and groups gathering in a manner that causes concern to local residents. E-scooter misuse and activity around the Beach area continue to be identified as key ASB hotspot locations.

Officers continue to conduct high-visibility patrols in affected areas and are working closely with partner agencies to address community concerns and develop long-term solutions.

Dedicated police operations are in place to gather intelligence, identify those responsible, and build an evidence base.

Individuals who repeatedly engage in anti-social behaviour will be dealt with robustly using the appropriate enforcement powers.

We are planning a day of action to educate and/or seize those seen to be riding e-scooters in public. Privately owned E-scooters are not legal to use on public roads, pavements, or any other public spaces. Riders may be reported for a range of driving offences, including having no insurance. Riders can face fines, penalty points, and the seizure of their E-scooter.

Your reports are being actively monitored, and fed back to the relevant department and agency (Milton Keynes Council) to support the Problem Solving approach. We encourage anyone affected by the anti-social behaviour to report it, as every report helps us build a clearer picture of the issues and take appropriate action.

We recently engaged with local residents through a property security event, providing crime prevention advice and practical guidance on keeping homes, vehicles, and outbuildings secure.

We remain committed to tackling burglary, theft of tools and equipment, vehicle crime, and criminal damage through targeted patrols in key locations. Officers continue to work closely with residents to gather community intelligence and identify emerging issues.

Crime prevention and safeguarding advice will also be regularly shared through local media channels and social media platforms to help residents protect themselves and their property.

We will continue to tackle burglary, theft of tools and equipment, vehicle crime, and criminal damage through increased patrols in key locations, working closely with the community to develop intelligence, and regularly sharing crime prevention and safeguarding advice through local media and social media channels.

We will continue to conduct regular patrols in vulnerable locations. We will secure properties through target hardening and crime prevention advice, increasing resilience against burglary and reducing opportunities for offenders.

Residents have raised concerns regarding speeding, dangerous driving, and other traffic-related offences, particularly around school zones, residential areas, and key commuter routes.

Reports have also been received regarding groups congregating in public car parks to drive dangerously, cause disturbances, and create safety concerns for other road users.

Officers will continue to conduct high-visibility patrols on affected routes to deter offending and provide reassurance to the community.

We will monitor reported concerns and carry out enforcement activity, including speed checks and joint operations with Community Speed watch volunteers. Where offences are identified, appropriate action will be taken against drivers whose behaviour puts themselves and others at risk.

Last week, we issued 2 PSPO tickets to those participating in street racing and car cruises within Milton Keynes.

Officers will conduct high-visibility patrols along affected routes to deter offending and provide reassurance to the community.

We will continue to monitor the situation and conduct speed enforcement alongside Community Speedwatch with the intention to take action against those whose driving poses a risk to the community.