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Most commonly reported crimes during Apr 2026

Violence and sexual offences
62
Anti-social behaviour
39
Public order
24
Shoplifting
14

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Crime for last year

Crime per Month

Crime levels overview
Month	Total	Percentage
May 2025	151	7.7%
Jun 2025	186	9.5%
Jul 2025	182	9.3%
Aug 2025	185	9.5%
Sep 2025	160	8.2%
Oct 2025	141	7.2%
Nov 2025	160	8.2%
Dec 2025	136	7%
Jan 2026	188	9.6%
Feb 2026	114	5.8%
Mar 2026	172	8.8%
Apr 2026	179	9.2%

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Local policing teams are groups of officers dedicated to serving the community. Teams are made up of officers based in the area, supported by additional officers from the wider area.

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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Your team

Inspector

Dudley Bond
Sergeant

Lee Humphreys
PCSO

Glyn Samways
PCSO

Lana Thomas
PCSO

Stephanie Bishop
Constable

George Simpson
Supervisor

Katie Allwood-Coppin
Constable

Mark Graham

Policing priorities

Priority:

Action taken:
Priority:

The local policing team have been made aware of a large number of reports regarding anti-social behaviour and criminal damage in the area of the Nightingale Way estate, including Merlin Way and Eagle Drive. This behaviour has taken the form of footballs being kicked deliberately at properties relentlessly and abuse being directed at residents.

Issued 09 May 2026

Action taken:

A case has been raised for these issues by the local policing team so that these issues reported from various places can be collated and acted on as one. Affected parties and named parties have been spoken to by police and communication remains open.
The local policing team have completed door to door enquiries across the whole area and given words of advice to all households.
Any reports of this behaviour should reference the case number 5226123198.

Actioned 14 May 2026
Priority:

This priority has been raised due to a number of incidents of anti-social behaviour in Jubilee Close, Midsomer Norton. Concerns over drug use, dealing and general anti-social behaviour in the area have been reported to police.

Issued 26 October 2025

Action taken:

There remains a reduced number of calls regarding this priority.
Residents are encouraged to report via the 101 number or via the police website to report any issues. Or via 999 if an immediate danger.

Actioned 14 May 2026
Priority:

As per our usual business, school patrols at drop-off and pick-up times are a major priority for the Neighbourhood Policing Team. We will continue to complete these as much as operationally possible.

Please call 101 or email via the police website if you believe a school has a particular requirement for more presence from the local policing team.

Call the 101 number or via the police website to report any issues. Or via 999 if an immediate danger.

Issued 22 January 2026

Action taken:

This priority will always remain as our school patrols are our ‘business as usual’.
We police many schools across the Radstock, Westfield and Midsomer Norton area and are focused on maintaining high visibility patrols alongside visits where applicable.
If there are any specific issues at your school, then please let the police know via the 101 number or via the website.

Actioned 14 May 2026
Priority:

We have received concerns from several members of the public regarding revving of engines, speeding and general anti-social behaviour in Clevedon Road, Midsomer Norton.

Issued 30 January 2026

Action taken:

Patrols and awareness has continued by the local policing team. There have been a steady amount of reports across Midsomer Norton but not specific to Clevedon Road.
This work will continue.

Actioned 14 May 2026
Priority:

There are increasing reports of youths or young people who are driving cars without either licence or not in accordance with their licence. The cars are in some cases uninsured, untaxed and are not road legal i.e. with no MOT. They are driving around the area sometimes with several other people who are of a same or similar age.

We are aware youths are either purchasing cars for a low price on facebook or taking parents cars in the middle of the night.

We are encouraging parents to have conversations with their young people around the dangers of this behaviour, and we are asking members of the public to report any suspicious activity, driving or sightings that maybe linked.

Issued 14 February 2026

Action taken:

The local policing team and the patrol officers have been paying particular attention to these issues. Patrols of hotspots for this behaviour have been, and will continue to be, completed and all offences dealt with positively.

Actioned 14 May 2026
Priority:

There has been a ongoing issue with anti-social behaviour and criminal damage to the Holly Court precinct in Midsomer Norton. Shop fronts have been damaged, youths have been climbing on the roof causing damage and a danger to themselves and members of the public have experienced aggressive and anti-social behaviour directed at them.

Issued 01 May 2026

Action taken:

The local policing team have been in communication with both business owners and the building owners to improve the security and safety of the building. This has resulted in new CCTV being installed last week. There are plans for further improvements and police will follow this up to ensure this happens.

Actioned 13 May 2026
Priority:

There has been a significant increase in general anti-social behaviour and thefts from the Co-op in Radstock.

Issued 23 August 2025

Action taken:

Although it is likely that the Co-op is still experiencing some level of thefts, reported incidents have decreased and staff have not been raising our attention to the issue on our regular attendance.
Likewise, general calls of anti-social behaviour in Radstock centre have also decreased significantly.
This priority will be closed pending any further calls.
Any issues in the area should be reported via the website, the 101 non-emergency number or via 999 if an immediate danger.

Actioned 22 January 2026