Ashby — Neighbourhood Policing Team

Car cruise activity on the A511 Ashby bypass and surrounding areas

You said - Car cruise activity on the A511 Ashby bypass and surrounding area continues to be a matter of concern. *As a Neighbourhood Policing Area we have continued to target this location and regularly respond to calls of erratic / dangerous driving along that stretch of Road by persons involved in car cruise activity. We are dealing with those identified as involved accordingly. * We attend in response to calls from you for spontaneous incidents and we also monitor social media in advance to arrange our attendance on planned events. *We want to put longer term measures in place so that there are clearly identified areas where this activity becomes a specified offence and so there are additional enforcement opportunities available to us to deter this from continuing. We are working with North West Leicestershire District Council on a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) in order to achieve this.

Set: 2026-07-01

Anti-social behaviour and high visibility patrols in Normanton-le-Heath

You said – Concerns have been raised regarding anti-social behaviour in Normanton-le-Heath. *As a Neighbourhood Policing Area, we will carry out regular high-visibility patrols to deter anti-social behaviour, engage with those involved, and take appropriate action where offences are identified. *We will continue to work closely with residents and partner agencies to monitor ongoing issues, provide reassurance, and ensure concerns are addressed effectively to keep the area safe.

Set: 2026-07-01

Anti-social behaviour in Ashby town centre (Market Street, North Street and South Street)

You said – Reports of youths gathering and causing anti-social behaviour in Ashby town centre are a concern. *As a Neighbourhood Policing Area, we will increase patrols in Market Street, North Street and South Street, particularly during peak times. Officers will engage with those involved, provide advice where appropriate, and take action where offences are identified. *We will also continue to work with local businesses and partners to address concerns, improve reporting, and ensure the town centre remains a safe and welcoming place for the community.

Set: 2026-07-01