Charnwood West — Neighbourhood Policing Team

The beat team to deal with issues of road safety and speeding in Charnwood West villages. If you believe that there is an issue in your area, let the beat team know.

During May, our focus has been on strengthening engagement with local partners to address road safety concerns and identify emerging speeding hotspots across the beat area. This has been done through foot patrols in impacted areas, attending Parish Council Meetings to establish areas of concerned as identified by residents and reviewing submissions through Neighbourhood Link. Enforcement still continues in our current hot spots. While conducting targeted speed enforcement patrols on Swithland Lane, Rothley, officers located a stolen vehicle that had crashed at the roadside. Subsequent enquiries established that the vehicle had been reported shortly beforehand for being driven dangerously on Bird Hill, Woodhouse Eaves. This proactive patrol work led to the Dedicated Neighbourhood Officer arresting three suspects on suspicion of theft of a motor vehicle, demonstrating a clear link between road safety activity and wider crime detection. June 2026 During June, speed enforcement activity continued across the NL56 area. A targeted speed operation was carried out in Swithland on 13 June, during which two motorists were issued tickets for exceeding the 30mph limit one travelling at 40mph and another at 46mph. We will continue to monitor speeds and take action where necessary to help keep our roads safe.

Set: 2026-07-01

The beat team aim to tackle incidences of ASB within the villages including the parks and beauty spots of Charnwood West utilising ASB and civil legislation and patrols in locations identified as subject to ASB.

Extensive work continues to tackle ASB on Kinchley Lane- the current top spot for ASB across Charnwood West. There is a significant increase in vehicle related ASB in the area, and the DNO team have been engaging with County Councils across the country as well as other police forces to seek inspiration on how to create long term solution for this issue. Patrols, intervention and engagement continue in the area as well as the surrounding villages to encourage those impact to report ASB online where possible. June 2026 Throughout June, the NL56 Charnwood West Beat Team has continued to tackle anti-social behaviour (ASB) across local villages. Officers have carried out regular high-visibility patrols, focusing on areas identified by residents including Kinchley Lane, while maintaining strong links with local schools to address emerging issues among young people. Follow-up visits have also been conducted in Rothley, Quorn and Woodhouse Eaves, providing support to victims and issuing advice and warning letters where appropriate to those identified as being involved in ASB following the incremental approach. The team remains committed to working with partner agencies to reduce ASB and support the community. Please report ASB via 101, the Leicestershire Police website, or directly to your local beat team every report helps us respond effectively.

Set: 2026-07-01

The beat team will deal with incidences of drug use and dealing across the beat area. Patrolling identified areas, utilising stop search powers where available and develop intelligence to allow us to target dealing within your area.

During this month both the beat team and local response officers have been responding to incidents and conducting searches on persons believed to be either in possession of or suspected of dealing cannabis. A seizure of cannabis was made from a vehicle on Kinchley Lane following a stop search, as well as a person search on Swithland Lane, Rothley resulting in cannabis seized. June 2026 Throughout June, the NL56 Charnwood West Beat Team has continued to tackle drug-related concerns across the neighbourhood. Officers have carried out a mix of patrols, including high-visibility and un-marked deployments, in areas such as Quorn, Rothley, Swithland and Woodhouse Eaves to disrupt activity and deter offending. Intelligence gathering remains a key focus, supporting targeted work with specialist teams to identify individuals and locations linked to drug use and supply. Welfare visits were also carried out at addresses in Quorn in relation to suspected drug use, with occupants referred to appropriate support services. We continue to encourage residents to report any concerns, as community information plays a vital role in helping us keep our areas safe.

Set: 2026-07-01