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Teams work closely with local authorities, organisations, partners and residents to decide policing priorities. This helps teams find long-term solutions to local problems. 

 

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    Emily Carey Ward

Policing priorities

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    Police take all reports of anti-social behaviour seriously and will deal robustly with anyone engaging in behaviour that causes nuisance, alarm, or distress within the community.

    Our Neighbourhood Policing Team is actively monitoring reports of ASB on Winterbourne High Street, which remains a key location for community activity. Officers conduct regular high-visibility patrols in the area, focusing on identified hotspots and peak times, to deter offending and provide reassurance to the public. We work closely with local businesses, residents, and partner agencies to identify those responsible for anti-social behaviour and take appropriate action. This includes early intervention where suitable, alongside enforcement where necessary, to prevent ongoing issues and protect the local community. We recognise that some individuals involved in ASB may be vulnerable. As such, we adopt a balanced approach, working with families, support services, and partner organisations to encourage positive behaviour while maintaining a firm stance on unacceptable conduct. If you experience or witness anti-social behaviour on Winterbourne High Street or elsewhere, please report it to us. You can contact us through:

    • Our website (online reporting)
    • 101 for non-emergencies
    • 999 if a crime is in progress or there is an immediate risk to safety
    Your reports help us target patrols, identify repeat issues, and take action to keep Winterbourne a safe and welcoming place for everyone.

    Issued 09 June 2026

    Action taken:

    No update available

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    Police take all reports of shoplifting seriously and will take robust action against those involved in retail crime that impacts businesses and the wider community.

    Our Neighbourhood Policing Team is actively monitoring reports of shoplifting on Winterbourne High Street. Officers carry out regular patrols, particularly during peak times, to deter offending, support local businesses, and provide reassurance to staff and customers. We work closely with retailers, sharing information to identify repeat offenders and patterns of offending. Where appropriate, we use a combination of prevention, early intervention, and enforcement to address shoplifting and reduce its impact on the local area. We also recognise that some individuals involved in retail crime may be vulnerable, and we work with partner agencies to ensure support is considered alongside enforcement where appropriate. If you witness shoplifting or have information about those involved, please report it to us. You can contact us through:

    • Our website (online reporting)
    • 101 for non-emergencies
    • 999 if a crime is in progress or there is an immediate risk to safety
    Your reports help us target patrols, support local businesses, and take action to reduce shoplifting in Winterbourne High Street.

    Issued 09 June 2026

    Action taken:

    No update available

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    Police take concerns around parking seriously and recognise the impact that inconsiderate or unsafe parking can have on the community, including obstruction, road safety risks, and access for emergency vehicles.

    Our Neighbourhood Policing Team is actively monitoring parking issues in and around Winterbourne, particularly in key areas such as the High Street, near schools, and residential roads. Officers carry out regular patrols and engage with drivers to address concerns and encourage responsible parking. We work closely with local authority partners to support enforcement where appropriate and to identify longer-term solutions to ongoing issues. Our approach focuses on education and prevention, alongside enforcement where necessary, to improve safety and accessibility for all road users. We understand the frustration poor parking can cause to residents, businesses, and visitors, and we remain committed to addressing these concerns in a fair and proportionate manner. If you experience or witness parking issues, please report them. You can contact us through:

    • Our website (online reporting)
    • 101 for non-emergencies
    • 999 if there is an immediate risk to safety or obstruction of emergency access
    Your reports help us identify problem areas, target patrols, and work with partners to improve parking behaviour across Winterbourne.

    Issued 09 June 2026

    Action taken:

    No update available

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    Police take drink driving and traffic offences extremely seriously and will take robust action against those who put themselves and others at risk on the roads.

    Our Neighbourhood Policing Team is actively focused on addressing road safety concerns in and around Winterbourne, including drink and drug driving, speeding, and other traffic-related offences. Officers carry out both high-visibility patrols and targeted enforcement, particularly during peak times such as evenings, weekends, and local events. We work with partners and the local community to promote safe and responsible driving, using a combination of education, engagement, and enforcement to deter offending and improve behaviour on our roads. Unsafe driving can have serious and life-changing consequences, and we remain committed to protecting all road users and maintaining safety within the community. If you witness drink driving or any dangerous driving behaviour, please report it to us. You can contact us through:

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    • 101 for non-emergencies
    • 999 if there is an immediate risk to safety or an offence is in progress
    Your reports help us take action, target problem areas, and keep roads in and around Winterbourne safe.

    Issued 09 June 2026

    Action taken:

    No update available

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