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    Off road/electric motorcyles

    Issued 02 June 2026

    Action taken:

    We understand the ongoing issue with offroad and electric motorcycles which are a local and national issue. The neighbourhood policing teams are actively engaging with the younger members of the community and parents to educate them on the dangers and legal status of riding what some see as toys without a valid license and insurance which is required.
    We continue to run Operation Endurance that targets and seizes problematic offroad/electric motorcycles. This enforcement approach has led to successful seizures and ultimately the confiscation and crushing of many vehicles over the last few months.
    In the near future, along with the assistance of partners we are looking for fund a seasonal unit to deal with force wide issue that is Electric/ motorcycles and Offroad bikes. This is in the planning stages, and I will keep residents updated in future posts what this will look like and how it will operate.

    Actioned 02 June 2026

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    Anti Social Behaviour

    Issued 05 June 2026

    Action taken:

    We constantly monitor call levels and speak to the public to identify areas where anti-social behaviour is taking place. Where required we adopt a problem-solving approach, working with partners agencies including community safety from the local authority
    Over recent weeks we have encountered issues at Britannia Road and Dunmail Road, Newtown stemming from drug use and dealing activities- we have proactively made arrested increased the use of stop and search powers and increased patrol visibility in the area. Along with colleagues from the local authority we are cleaning up the area of rubbish and furniture daily. Along with Thirteen housing we take enforcement action against those who permit this activity within their properties.
    A new CCTV camera mast has been installed in the area helping us to identify offenders and those who travel into the area to add to the disruption to the quality of life of the residents of the estate.
    As mentioned in previous posts we now have dedicated Town centre officers as part of the neighbourhood guarantee. Since the introduction of the officer’s crime and antisocial behaviour has dropped by 29%.
    I know this only shows a snap shot and areas in which you live may have localised issues, I would again encourage you to keep reporting issues to us to help us direct resources into the areas where they are needed most.

    Actioned 05 June 2026

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    Drug use and supply

    Issued 22 June 2026

    Action taken:

    In Central Stockton we have continued to target drug dealing, particularly where it involves the exploitation of vulnerable persons, including children
    We understand that drug use and the need to fund these addictions leads to raised levels of acquisitive crime and anti-social behaviour for residents in Stockton. We are determined to take robust action against those who profit in the misery of others and bring harm to the wider community.
    We ask that the public continue to share intelligence and information with us, as we cannot do this without your help.
    The results below have been directly linked to community intelligence we have received.

    Penny Lane Hardwick - 3 persons arrested for conspiracy to supply class A drugs

    Willow road Hardwick - 4 persons arrested for possession with intent to supply class A drugs

    Britannia Road Newtown - Male arrested and charged PWITS class A

    Brittania road Newtown - Male arrested for PWITS and possession of offensive weapon.

    Grangefield road - male arrested charged and remanded with possession with intent to supply class, Disqualified and dangerous driving.

    Dumbarton Avenue- male arrested, charged and remanded for possession with intent to supply and possession of criminal property

    The area has challenges with Organised crime groups which operate within the town and the wider estates, it is clear to see the effect these groups have on the community from the ASB suffered by residents from address’s which are engaging in dealing and drug use activities.

    We will continue to target and act against those that blight the communities with their activities

    Actioned 22 June 2026

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Ward Surgery -Conference Room Elmwood Community Centre

5:00PM - 6:00PM, Mon 07 September 2026

Elmwood Community Centre, 53 Darlington Road, Hartburn, Stockton TS18 5EP

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Ward Surgery -Conference Room Elmwood Community Centre

5:00PM - 6:00PM, Mon 02 November 2026

Elmwood Community Centre, 53 Darlington Road, Hartburn, Stockton TS18 5EP

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