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Aug 2025 62 9.3%
Sep 2025 56 8.4%
Oct 2025 42 6.3%
Nov 2025 62 9.3%
Dec 2025 56 8.4%
Jan 2026 58 8.7%
Feb 2026 53 8%
Mar 2026 59 8.9%
Apr 2026 41 6.2%
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Jun 2026 59 8.9%
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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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    Victoria Ball

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    Samuel French

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    Daniel Jacob

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    Daniel Wilson

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    Jaime Moya-Flood

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    Callum Carruthers

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    Ehab Shahab

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    Joshua Tedstone

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    Anti-Social use of Bikes

    Issued 19 August 2026

    Action taken:

    Following feedback received through our Community Priority Survey, tackling the misuse dangerous driving of illegal e-bikes, motorbikes has been identified as a key concern for residents across North East Oxford.

    In response, Thames Valley Police will be increasing enforcement activity in locations highlighted by the community, including London Road, Croft Road Recreation Ground, Barton, and other identified hotspot areas. Officers will be carrying out targeted patrols, engaging with riders, and taking enforcement action where offences are identified.

    Illegal e-bikes can pose a significant risk to riders, pedestrians, and other road users. Where e-bikes do not meet the legal requirements for use on public roads and public spaces, they will be seized and further action considered.

    We would like to thank residents for raising this issue through the survey process. Community feedback helps us identify the matters that have the greatest impact on local people and allows us to direct our resources where they are needed most.

    The Survey is now closed, but will reopen at the end of September for our November / December / January priorities.

    Update - This weekend, an Operation took place on London Road, Headington. A number of illegal ebikes were seized, and Anti-social riding of bikes addressed by way of Section 59 notices. We will continue this activity in our hotspot locations.

    Residents can expect to see an increased police presence and enforcement activity over the coming months as we work with partners to address this issue and improve safety across our neighbourhoods.

    Please continue to report concerns through the appropriate reporting channels, as this information helps us identify emerging trends and target enforcement effectively.

    Actioned 24 August 2026

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    ASB and Drug dealing - Underhill Circus, Barton

    Issued 19 August 2026

    Action taken:

    We are pleased to report continued positive progress in addressing ongoing anti-social behaviour within the community. Over recent weeks, several individuals have been issued with Community Protection Warnings (CPWs), while others, who did not meet the threshold for CPWs, have been placed on Acceptable Behaviour Contracts (ABCs). These formal interventions are already having a noticeable impact, with clear reductions in the frequency and severity of the behaviour previously affecting residents. The use of CPWs and ABCs provides officers with effective tools to manage persistent offenders and reinforce the expectations around acceptable conduct within the local area.

    Although we continue to respond to isolated incidents of lower-level anti-social behaviour, we are seeing a significant and sustained decrease in overall reports. This reduction is a direct result of the patience, vigilance, and willingness of residents to report incidents, as well as the proactive and coordinated work carried out by officers. Our team has maintained regular high-visibility patrols, targeted reassurance visits, and close collaboration with partner agencies such as housing providers, Oxfordshire County Council, and the Anti-Social Behaviour Team (ASBIT). This partnership approach ensures that issues are dealt with swiftly and effectively, and that individuals displaying problematic behaviour receive both enforcement and support where appropriate.

    Our commitment to tackling anti-social behaviour remains unwavering. We continue to monitor known hotspots, gather intelligence, and take firm action when necessary. In several cases, early engagement and clear communication with offenders, parents, and guardians have helped prevent escalation and encourage more positive behaviour. Where enforcement alone is not sufficient, we work with partner organisations to explore longer-term solutions, including support services, tenancy interventions, and safeguarding measures.
    We want to assure residents that this issue will remain a priority, and we will not allow the progress achieved so far to slip backwards. Your ongoing cooperation plays an essential role in shaping our response. By reporting concerns promptly, you help us deploy resources more effectively, identify trends, and build cases that support long-term community safety.

    Actioned 24 August 2026

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    ASB- Brome Place, Ilsley Road, Barton

    Issued 19 August 2026

    Action taken:

    We are pleased to report continued positive progress in tackling ongoing anti-social behaviour within the community. In recent weeks, several individuals have been issued with Community Protection Warnings (CPWs), while others—who did not meet the criteria for CPWs—have been issued Acceptable Behaviour Contracts (ABCs). These interventions are already proving effective, significantly reducing the level of anti-social behaviour and improving the quality of life for residents who have been affected for some time.

    We are working closely with our partner agencies, including Oxfordshire County Council, the Anti-Social Behaviour Team (ASBIT), and local housing agencies. This multi agency approach ensures that the concerns raised by residents are not only heard, but acted upon in a coordinated and sustained way.

    Officers have been proactively patrolling Brome Place and the surrounding area, engaging with residents, gathering intelligence, and responding promptly to reports. We have also been providing reassurance and practical advice to the community, helping residents understand how and when to report incidents. This partnership between the community and policing teams has resulted in a significant decrease in reported incidents.
    We will continue to maintain a visible presence in the area and keep anti-social behaviour as a local priority. Your ongoing cooperation and willingness to report concerns play a crucial role in helping us maintain the progress achieved so far.

    Actioned 24 August 2026

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