Open letter from Chippenham NPT Inspector following recent fatal stabbing
15:56 16/02/2026Inspector Pete Foster outlines what the Chippenham NPT is doing following the recent fatal stabbing.
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Inspector Pete Foster outlines what the Chippenham NPT is doing following the recent fatal stabbing.
A total of 120 people were arrested for drink or drug driving offences in Wiltshire during December, a 35% increase on December 2024.
Wiltshire Police continues to carry out regular Project Vigilant deployments, which consist of intelligence-led patrols of hotspot locations to identify potential sexual predators and prevent sexual violence against women and girls (VAWG) across the county.
Local policing teams across Wiltshire carried out over 100 additional public engagements during Safer Business Action (SaBA) week, which took place from last Monday, 10 November, to Sunday 16 November.
Officers increased patrols of Wiltshire’s major road networks to disrupt and intercept criminal activity, as part of a national week of action targeting organised vehicle crime.
Town Centre ASB, Graffiti and Speeding
Issued 22 May 2026
During December, the team focused on addressing antisocial behaviour (ASB) in the Pippin area, resulting in positive engagement and disruption of repeat issues.
Graffiti offences:
Officers issued 1 Community Resolution (CR) and 1 Youth Restorative Intervention (YRI) in response to reports of graffiti in the town centre.
ASB interventions:
A further 4 Community Resolutions were issued regarding ASB within the town centre, particularly around the Pippin area.
Daily ASB patrols have continued across Calne to reassure the community and deter further incidents.
Community engagement:
Engagement sessions were held in both the town centre library and the Pippin area, providing opportunities for residents to raise concerns directly with the team.
Speeding enforcement:
Speed checks resulted in 3 speeding tickets being issued, along with 1 vehicle seized for no insurance.
The team continues to monitor key routes and respond where possible.
Actioned 22 May 2026