Last updated on: Monday, October 24
The Safer Neighbourhoods Team responsible for policing in Grove is:
PC Amanda Wallis and PCSO Danielle Joyce (pictures coming soon)
I am based out of Basingstoke Police Station.
Locally, we work with your community to find out what matters most where you live. We will work with you and our partner agencies to agree the main priorities for the area and how we will work together to tackle them.
The priorities for Grove are:
- Anti-social behaviour around the Queen Mary's College area
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Littering around St. John's School
- Anti-social behaviour around Horwood Gardens
These are the priorities that people in your local area have agreed with the Safer Neighbourhoods Team. You can influence these priorities by contacting your team, attending a meeting or speaking to members of the team when you see them out and about.
Actions we have taken in relation to your priorities
You said: Anti-social behaviour the Queen Mary's College area
We did:
We have taken part in various career days that have been held at the college and we have more upcoming events in the near future. The college are currently planning a cycle safety week, during which we will be offering advice and cycle marking.
You said: Littering around St. John's School
We did:
We have been advised that the school ground of St Johns has been used by youths in the evenings and weekends, leaving litter. We have therefore stepped up our patrols and continue to monitor the site for any anti-social behaviour.
You said: Anti-social behaviour around Horwood Gardens
We did:
Horwood Gardens has historically been known as a hotspot area for large gatherings of youths causing anti-social behaviour and nuisance to the residents. In recent weeks police have targeted their patrols in this area which has resulted in alcohol confiscation and dispersals. Patrols are set to continue throughout the summer.
If you are affected by any anti -social behaviour we urge you to report it via 101 or 0845 045 45 45.
Offenders brought to justice
To be updated soon.
How you can take action
How well could you describe your bike?
It only takes a few seconds to steal one, so keep a record of your cycle details, and keep it secure to deter thieves.
- Mark your bike with your postcode and house number Keep a note of the bicycle frame number.
- This will add identification should the cycle be recovered by the police.
- Take a photo of your bike on your mobile or with a camera and store it in a safe place. This will help us return your bike if and when it is recovered.
Please complete the attached Bike Safe form, email it to us and store the details safely.
Your Voice Counts - community priorities
Your Safer Neighbourhoods team wants to hear from you. Have your say on what the policing priorities should be for your area, by clicking here to download a copy of the form and send it back to your local team.
Beat Surgeries
Come and tell us what is important to you in your neighbourhood, and play your part in setting local priorities.
We will be at Queen Mary's College, Rm 604 or 605, Cliddesden Road from 7pm until 8pm on:
Volunteering
You could also volunteer to help the teams working in your local area and make a real difference to your neighbourhood. Click here for more information about police support volunteers.
Crime mapping and local performance information
Hampshire Constabulary has joined with partner agencies in the two counties to provide you with local information about crime and disorder, using a system called CADDIE. On the bottom left hand side of this page, you can enter your postcode into CADDIE to view information about your local area. You can also view details of how we are performing against certain key criteria in your local area. Click here to see your local performance information.
How to contact us
If you would like to speak to any of the officers responsible for policing your local area, please call 101 or you can email your Safer Neighbourhoods Team.
