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Wiltshire police is split into ten Neighbourhood Policing Teams (NPTs). Each NPT is led by an inspector and made up of sergeants, PCs, PCSOs and is supported by additional officers from the wider area to help serve the community and help keep you safe.
Teams work closely with local authorities, organisations, partners and residents to decide policing priorities. This helps teams find long-term solutions to local problems.
Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) Patrols
Issued 28 July 2024
Continuing to patrol and monitor across the NPT areas; working with local intelligence reports that come in.
Actioned 28 July 2024
Rural crime – Burglaries
Issued 28 July 2024
Ongoing rural burglary patrols owing to multiple burglaries in the area.
Extra patrols of heritage sites to aid with community tension from rise in burglaries in the area will also be in affect.
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Actioned 28 July 2024
Motorcycle Excess Speed, Quarry Lorries and Antisocial Riding
Issued 28 July 2024
The Neighbourhood Policing Team have undertaken a problem orientated policing approach, working with residents of Longbridge Deverill to investigate alleged excess speed and antisocial riding by motorcyclists passing through Longbridge Deverill.
Localised enforcement activity is being scheduled, working in conjunction with Roads Policing Colleagues undertaking ‘Project Zero’.
This will be supported by engagement with local motorcycle communities, road safety social media posts and generating data from which to inform a long term sustainable solution.
Actioned 28 July 2024
Community Engagement
Issued 28 July 2024
Community drop-ins to be increased.
Surrounding villages will be also getting a monthly pop up community engagement event in village centres/squares.
These events will be advertised on social media and on Your Area.
Actioned 28 July 2024