Hello Resident,

Here is a short update for Burbage regarding crime and Police activity over recent days.

Reported Crime and Appeals

Patrols, Police Activity and local engagement

It has been a busy few days completing a lot of work around recent youth related issues. We will often complete this type to support with investigations, complete safeguarding work, issuing Anti-social behaviour warnings and in trying to stop children getting involved in issues they should not be. A lot of this work often goes unseen, but it hopefully makes a difference to individuals and lowers reports to Police going forward. 

As part of our work around road safety, we have delivered some road safety packs to local paper boys/girls in the area. These packs contain items such as bicycle lights and other items which will support during the dark nights. 

Three Pots Post Office. Helping to support with Road Safety. 

There are continued complaints around parking at school areas/times. We are addressing these complaints as much as we can and have meetings with schools booked in over the coming weeks. 

Crime prevention and issues to be aware of

Whilst there has been minimal reports of vehicle crime and residential burglary this month in Burbage, historic data shows that January and February can be an issue. Please remain vigilant around these types of crime and please get in touch if we can be of any support. Call 999 immediately if you see or suspect a crime to be in progress. 

Thank you and take care. 

The Burbage Beat Team

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