Officers set new Hitchin policing priorities including focus on anti-social behaviour in Bancroft Park and speeding on Grove Road and Fishponds Road

By Layth Yousif

20th Dec 2023 | Local News

New Hitchin Urban policing priorities have been set. PICTURE: Herts Police and Crime Commissioner David Lloyd with officers
New Hitchin Urban policing priorities have been set. PICTURE: Herts Police and Crime Commissioner David Lloyd with officers

New Hitchin Urban policing priorities are set

Tackling anti-social behaviour (ASB) and speeding are the two new Safer Neighbourhood Team priorities for Hitchin Urban.

Following feedback from local residents, it was agreed that the ASB in Bancroft Park and speeding on Grove Road, Cambridge Road and Fishponds Road will gain additional focus over the coming months.

Safer Neighbourhood Team's (SNT) are tasked with fixing short and long-term neighbourhood issues such as anti-social behaviour and speeding. 

SNT officers work closely with local partners including the council and schools to achieve this.

The team regularly sets out priorities to focus on and these are reviewed throughout the year.

Hitchin Urban SNT Sergeant Taz Gill, said: "Thank you to everyone who has submitted their contributions through echo, the constabulary's community voice platform, or the OWL survey as part of the priority setting forum process, we have had an overwhelming response.

"This shows a real engagement from the local community who want to do their part in improving the quality of life for all in the Hitchin Urban area."

     

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