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    Harewood Ward Area

    • Road Safety - There is public concern about the speed of traffic throughout the ward area. 
       
    • Residential Burglary
       
    • Rural Burglaries -The theft of plant and farm machinery including off-road quad bikes, is a problem in all rural areas that border North Yorkshire but has traditionally been focussed on Harewood ward. 
       
    • Rural & Wildlife Crime – Offenders targeting Badger setts, foxes and other wildlife are very often linked with organised criminal groups. 
       
    • Fraud 

    Issued 05 May 2026

    Action taken:

    • Traffic operations continue to be conducted across the Harewood Ward, including surrounding villages, to prevent and deter dangerous driving. Operation sites are selected based on identified hotspot locations and concerns raised by local residents. During March NPT officers issued 25 traffic tickets and seized 8 vehicles as part of this activity.
       
    • In Harewood, intelligence led patrols are being carried out at key times to disrupt and deter potential burglary offenders. We continue to utilise crime prevention measures to target harden properties and reduce the risk of burglary within the area.
       
    • The Leeds Wildlife & Rural Crime team and our Crime Prevention Officer engage regularly with local farms to provide tailored crime‑prevention advice aimed at preventing rural burglaries and theft. This includes promoting schemes such as FarmWatch. 
       
    • The Leeds Wildlife & Rural Crime Team carry out extensive partnership work with other agencies, including the RSPCA and local animal charities, to address rural and wildlife crime. Leading this team we have PC Katkowski, well known within the Wetherby and Harewood Ward areas. 
       
    • Our PCSOs regularly deliver Fraud Awareness Talks, with PCSO Crossland frequently attending local community groups to raise awareness of evolving fraud techniques and how residents can protect themselves.

    Actioned 05 May 2026

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    Wetherby Ward Area

    • Road Safety
      Speeding is a concern in areas across the ward. 
       
    • Antisocial Behaviour 
      Across areas of Wetherby town and Boston Spa in particular
       
    • Residential Burglary
      In the residential communities in Wetherby itself and the villages of Boston Spa, Clifford and Bramham. Day time offences of opportunity, e.g. sneak in burglaries. We will tackle this through crime prevention to target harden and intelligence led patrols at the key times to disrupt and deter offences.  
       
    • Commercial Burglaries
      Address commercial burglaries when they occur, most notably on the Thorpe Arch estate.
       
    • Fraud

    Issued 05 May 2026

    Action taken:

    • Traffic operations continue to be conducted across the Wetherby ward to prevent and deter dangerous driving. Operation sites are selected based on identified hotspot locations and concerns raised by local residents. During March NPT officers issued 25 traffic tickets and seized eight vehicles as part of this activity.
       
    • Our PCSO's are working with businesses in the town centre to address anti-social behaviour through schemes such as ShopWatch, PubWatch and BusinessWatch.
       
    • To address residential burglary, our team has been carrying out targeted patrols in identified key areas to deter and detect offenders. We are pleased to report a downward trend in burglaries. 
       
    • Our team continues to foster strong relationships with local businesses and conducts regular patrols of the town centre and other key locations, including Thorpe Arch, to deter offending. PCSOs also provide tailored advice to businesses on how to better protect their premises.
       
    • Officers and PCSOs continue to deliver Fraud Awareness Talks within the community, educating residents and businesses on the evolving tactics used by fraudsters and how to protect themselves.

    Actioned 05 May 2026

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    Alwoodley Ward Area

    • Residential Burglary - The residential parts of the ward immediately north of the Ring Road both to the East and West of its junction with Harrogate Road are particular hotspots and it is believed that the main threat is from offenders travelling in from other parts of Leeds and Bradford.
       
    • Theft of motor vehicles, primarily in the northern part of the ward.

    Issued 05 May 2026

    Action taken:

    • As a team, we have planned and conducted targeted patrols to help prevent residential burglaries by deterring criminal activity. In addition, we have been sharing helpful crime prevention advice across our social media channels to support residents in securing their homes. We are pleased to report in April we large reduction in burglaries compared to March.
       
    • Although motor vehicle theft remains at a low level, we proactively use engagement events to deliver current vehicle security advice, highlighting emerging criminal tactics and how residents can prevent the misuse of developing technologies.

    Actioned 05 May 2026

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    Moortown Ward Area

    • Road safety - The team will be focusing on antisocial vehicle use including speeding, drink/drug driving, careless driving and the use of off-road vehicles on the road. 
       
    • Residential Burglary - We will use intelligence led patrols in the areas of Church Lane, Church Avenue, Greenwood Mount and Green Road to prevent potential burglary crimes

    Issued 05 May 2026

    Action taken:

    • Traffic operations continue to be conducted across the Moortown ward to prevent and deter dangerous driving. Operation sites are selected based on identified hotspot locations and concerns raised by local residents. During March, Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) officers issued 25 traffic tickets and seized 8 vehicles as part of this activity.
       
    • In Moortown, the team continue to deliver intelligence led patrols at key times to deter and disrupt suspected burglary activity, alongside the ongoing use of crime prevention initiatives to strengthen property security and minimise burglary risk.

    Actioned 05 May 2026

  • Priority:

    Chapel Allerton Ward Area

    • Residential and commercial Burglary alongside inquisitive crime such as theft from motor vehicles- In the residential communities of Chapel Allerton and Chapeltown. 
       
    • To target and address multiple road safety concerns including driving under the influence, speeding and parking offences across the ward areas.
       
    • To act on community intelligence to tackle and disrupt the illegal supply of drugs and the linked anti-social behaviour which affects those living in the community. 

    Issued 05 May 2026

    Action taken:

    • Our teams are actively working to reduce burglary offences by conducting intelligence led patrols at key times to disrupt and deter offenders. Alongside this, we are strengthening intelligence development through engagement with local businesses and providing tailored crime prevention advice relevant to their premises.
       
    • Traffic operations continue to be conducted in Chapel Allerton to prevent and deter dangerous driving. Operation sites are selected based on identified hotspot locations and reports of concern from local residents. During March, NPT officers issued 25 traffic tickets and seized 8 vehicles as part of this activity.
       
    • High visibility patrols will continue across the area, supported by a range of enforcement tactics to disrupt drug supply, including the execution of warrants were supported by intelligence. We encourage residents to assist us by reporting any suspicious activity or concerns to the police, or anonymously through Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 oror www.crimestoppers-uk.org.

    Actioned 05 May 2026

  • Priority:

    Roundhay Ward Area

    • Tackling antisocial behaviour in the Oakwood area 
      We focus on areas of ASB and vehicle nuisance on West Avenue and Roundhay park and to provide a visible deterrent to crime and antisocial behaviour.
       
    • Residential burglary

    Issued 05 May 2026

    Action taken:

    • With warmer weather and higher visitor numbers historically linked to increased ASB in the Roundhay area, early partnership planning has been implemented to reduce this risk. This work is being delivered in collaboration with the Leeds Antisocial Behaviour Team and the Parks Team. Throughout the summer, additional community contact points will be established to engage with residents and discuss emerging concerns.
       
    • Increased targeted patrols are being undertaken at key times to support the reduction of residential burglary, deter offending, and provide public reassurance. In Roundhay, this activity has contributed to a positive downward trend in burglary offences.

    Actioned 05 May 2026

Meetings and events

Community Contact Point & Bike Marking Event at Roundhay Park Run

8:30AM - 12:30PM, Sat 06 June 2026

Roundhay Park, Mansion Lane, Leeds

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Moortown and Alwoodley Online Contact Point

6:15PM - 7:00PM, Mon 08 June 2026

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Lingfield Community Hub Contact Point

10:00AM - 11:00AM, Tue 09 June 2026

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Wigton Moor Contact Point

11:30AM - 12:30PM, Wed 10 June 2026

Wigton Moor URC Church, 82 High Ash Drive, Leeds

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Tesco Express Pop Up Contact Point

9:00AM - 11:00AM, Thu 11 June 2026

Tesco Express, King Lane, Leeds

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Moortown Baptist Church Contact Point

10:00AM - 12:00PM, Mon 15 June 2026

Moortown Baptist Church, 204 King Lane, Leeds

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Oakwood Library Contact Point

10:00AM - 11:00AM, Tue 16 June 2026

Oakwood Library, 1 Oakwood Lane, Leeds

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Reginald Centre Contact Point

10:00AM - 11:00AM, Wed 17 June 2026

Reginald Centre, 263 Chapeltown Road, Leeds

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Alwoodley Police and Communities Together Meeting

6:30PM - 7:30PM, Wed 17 June 2026

Alwoodley Community Association, The Avenue, Leeds

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Meanwood Community Centre Contact Point

10:00AM - 11:00AM, Thu 18 June 2026

Meanwood Community Centre, Stainbeck Avenue, Meanwood, Leeds

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