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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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Your team

  • Inspector

    Richard Mangham

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    Simon Kirkham

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    Andrea Hannabuss

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    Joanne Winn

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    Chloe Senior

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    Chris Wharton-Lovett

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    Dan Baker

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    George Wilshaw

Policing priorities

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    Action taken:

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    ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR - In the St Helens Ward is increasing
    Anti-social behaviour, drug abuse and associated crime in the St Helens area of Barnsley.

    YOU TOLD US
    This is an area of Barnsley that was once a quieter and safer space for the residents. You told us it is currently rife with anti-social behaviour, egg throwing, nuisance scooters and bikes and other vehicles and households and shops have been affected.

    WE LISTENED
    Residents are dealing constant disturbances, property damage and the loss of peace and safety they once had which is frustrating those that live and work in the area. Community PACT meetings captured these concerns.

    Issued 12 October 2026

    Action taken:

    WE TAKE ACTION
    A significant number of warrants have been executed in the area to disrupt drug activities. Vehicles seized and an increase in stop and searches all ‘tailored and targeted’ to have impact in this area. Working in partnership with BMBC and others, key problematic addresses have been given significant focus and legislation is being used to curtail drug activities in these areas. This is sustained focus and we value the support of the community with these issues. Housing have also enforced several evictions and closure orders on properties that are continued problematic addresses.

    REPORTING
    Reports can be made by 999 for emergencies. 101 for non-emergencies. Crimestoppers 0800 555 111 to make a report or visit the SYP online portal to submit a non-emergency report online on the SYP Web page.

    Actioned 12 October 2026

  • Priority:

    DRUG ASSOCIATED CRIMINALITY & ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR
    Anti-social behaviour, drug abuse and associated crime in the Athersley North area of Barnsley.

    YOU TOLD US
    This is an area of Barnsley that was once a quiet and safe space for the residents. You told us it is currently rife with drug abuse and associated criminality and that this is bringing the area down.

    WE LISTENED
    Residents are dealing with open drug use, constant disturbances, property damage and the loss of peace and safety they once had which is frustrating those that live and work in the area. Community PACT meetings captured these concerns.

    Issued 12 October 2026

    Action taken:

    WE TAKE ACTION
    A significant number of warrants have been executed in the area to disrupt drug activities. Vehicles seized and an increase in stop and searches all ‘tailored and targeted’ to have impact in this area. Working in partnership with BMBC and others, key problematic addresses have been given significant focus and legislation is being used to curtail drug activities in these areas. This is sustained focus and we value the support of the community with these issues.
    Housing have also enforced several evictions and closure orders on properties that are continued problematic addresses.

    REPORTING
    Reports can be made by 999 for emergencies. 101 for non-emergencies. Crimestoppers 0800 555 111 to make a report or visit the SYP online portal to submit a non-emergency report online on the SYP Web page.

    Actioned 12 October 2026

  • Priority:

    NUISANCE OFF ROAD BIKES - In the Barnsley North area
    Off road bikes and scooters often on estate roads but mostly in open spaces and the inter connecting local tracks and paths cauing nisance and oftren churning up public spaces.

    YOU TOLD US
    There are multiple locations in our area this happens. Your reports help us with analytics so we can plan operations. We are working in partnership and have excelent local knowledge to identify offenders. You told us it is currently rife with people causing off road bike nuisance and that this is bringing the area down.

    WE LISTENED
    Residents are suffering this nuiance and constant disturbances, property damage with fields churned up and the loss of peace and safety they once had which is frustrating those that live and work in the area. Community PACT meetings captured these concerns.

    Issued 12 October 2026

    Action taken:

    WE TAKE ACTION
    Vehicles have been seized and an increase in stop and searches all ‘tailored and targeted’ to have impact in this area. Working in partnership with BMBC and others, key problematic addresses have been given significant focus and legislation is being used to curtail anti-social behavour in these areas. This is sustained focus and we value the support of the community with these issues.
    Housing have also enforced several evictions and closure orders on properties that are continued problematic addresses.

    REPORTING
    Reports can be made by 999 for emergencies. 101 for non-emergencies. Crimestoppers 0800 555 111 to make a report or visit the SYP online portal to submit a non-emergency report online on the SYP Web page.

    Actioned 12 October 2026

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PUBLIC PACT MEETING - Partners and Police Discuss Local Issues

11:00AM - 12:00PM, Thu 19 November 2026

Ad Astra Community Building New Lodge Community Centre New Lodge Crescent Barnsley

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