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Meet the team for Brigg and Wolds

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    Police Constable Jane Proud (736)

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    PCSO Lisa Bogg (7760)

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    PCSO Lynsey Stamp (7727)

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    PCSO Richard Tomlinson (7540)

  • Updated 12November

    Priority One - Youths causing annoyance on Silver Street, Barnetby.

    This appears to be an issue of young kids causing annoyance by ‘acting up’ outside residences on Silver Street, in and around the park, the bowling green area and the Village Hall in the early hours of the evening.
    There have been very few ‘calls for service’ to Police as a result of which ‘Saferneighbourhoods’ (a council support service) is in the process of sending out resident questionnaires to those living in the proximity of the YCA. Forms have now been returned and these are now being analysed and the ‘next steps’ considered along with continuing patrols by Brigg Officers.

  • Updated 12November

    Priority Two - Courts off Wrawby Street.

    There are ongoing issues relating to anti-social behaviour in and around some the Courts in the vicinity of Wrawby Street Brigg. Incident include noisy parties, inappropriate use of motor vehicles and inconsiderate visitors.

    The Neighbourhood Policing Team is paying attention to the area and working with North Lincolnshire Council, tenants and private land lords to address the issues.

  • Updated 05December

    Youths causing annoyance on Silver Street, Barnetby.

    Issues of youths causing annoyance in the street, in the park, the bowling green and at the Village Hall continues to be a priority, however calls for service appear to be minimal.
    Safer Neighbourhoods (a council support service) has conducted a questionnaire with those living in the proximity. Results have been analysed and a decision was made to install a CCTV camera covering the problem areas. Brigg Policing Team will continue to pay passing attention to the specific areas as and when duties allow, throughout the winter months.

  • Updated 05December

    Wrawby Street Brigg and surrounding areas.

    There is an ongoing issue between a set of residents who reside in private rented property where other residents have complained of annoyance.
    Reports include ‘noisy parties’, vehicles frequenting the address and excessive noise from visitors.
    All those involved have been spoken to and respective landlords liaised with and calls for service have been significantly reduced. Brigg Policing Team will continue to monitor calls for service.

  • Updated 02January

    Youths causing annoyance on Silver Street at Barnetby. Youths causing annoyance to local residents and during events at the Bowling Club and Village Hall and park area at the end of Silver Street.

    This location continues to receive patrols from the Neighbourhood Team following results from a survey made by Safer Neighbourhoods, which the Brigg Team work very closely with.
    There have been very few calls or reports to the Police of youths causing any annoyance over the past few months, with the camera also remaining in place to monitor the local area. There have been very few individuals found in the area during Police patrols as well.
    This will continue to be monitored by both departments.

  • Updated 02January

    Area around Wrawby Street in Brigg. This is a continuing issue between some residents in the local area being annoyed by noisy neighbours and their conduct living in privately rented accommodation.

    Police have received very few reports over the past few months and this issue appears to be resolved.
    Partner agencies have also been involved working with the private rent landlords.

  • Updated 31January

    Youths causing annoyance on Silver Street Barnetby

    Previous reports of Youths Causing Annoyance in the area of Silver Street, bowling green and village hall at Barnetby.

    Brigg Neighbourhood Team are continuing with patrols in this area on a regular basis. It has been noticed that there has been a significant reduction in calls for service in relation to this, including the period of bad weather and snow.

  • Updated 31January

    Courts around Wrawby Street Brigg

    An issue of neighbours causing noise and disturbance to other residents.

    Initially this issue needed police attention on a regular basis but during the past few months there have been no calls for service or complaints to ourselves or partner agencies. This issue appears to now be resolved.

  • Updated 02March

    Anti Social Behaviour on Silver Street, Barnetby

    Initial reports of local youths acting in a mindless manner around the Village Hall, Recreation Ground and areas surrounding the local shop causing harassment, alarm and distress to local residents.

    Action Taken:
    The safer Neighbourhoods camera is still in situ and monitoring the area in question. Brigg Neighbourhood Team continues to monitor calls for service and pay passing attention to the area as and when duties allow. Even during the half term school holidays calls for service have been minimal. Any issues/incidents that come to light will be dealt with accordingly.

  • Updated 02March

    Environmental Issues and Criminal Damage around Wrawby Street, Brigg

    Reports of littering and criminal damage during late evening and early hours of the morning during weekends.
    Action Taken:
    Brigg NPT continues to work alongside partner agency, Safer Neighbourhoods, with regards to the above issues. Over the past month the number of calls for service have been low however passing attention is being paid to the area as and when duties allow.

  • Updated 02March

    Brigg CCTV

    Report/complaints received regarding the quality and lack of CCTV within Brigg.

    Action Taken:
    Brigg Neighbourhood Team are aware that plans are being put into place for a multi agency meeting to discuss the concerns raised for proposals to be made regarding improving the facilities already have in place.

  • Updated 27March

    Priority One - Anti Social Behaviour on Silver Street, Barnetby

    Initial reports of local youths acting in a mindless manner around the Village Hall, Recreation Ground and areas surrounding the local shop causing harassment, alarm and distress to local residents.
    Calls for service have been minimal however the Neighbourhood Team have had reason to attend and speak with a small number of youths in company with their parents regarding their behaviour. The Safer Neighbourhoods camera is still in situ and monitoring the area in question. Brigg Neighbourhood Team continues to monitor calls for service and pay passing attention to the area as and when duties allow. Any incidents /issues that come to light will be dealt with accordingly.
    Action Taken:-

  • Updated 27March

    Priority Two - Wrawby Street, Brigg Environmental Issues, Anti Social Behaviour and Criminal Damage

    Reports of littering and criminal damage during late evening and early hours of the morning during weekends.

    Action Taken:
    Brigg Neighbourhood Team continues to work alongside partner agency, Safer Neighbourhoods, with regards to the above issues. Over the past months calls have continued to be limited. Neighbourhood Officers have continued to pay passing attention to the area and person(s) gathering in the area have been minimal. Council CCTV are monitoring the problem areas as and when possible. Over the coming months a larger bin is to be situated in a suitable location on Wrawby Street. No damage has been reported.

  • Updated 27March

    Priority Three - Traffic in the Pedestrian zone, Brigg

    Reports of high volume of vehicles using the pedestrian zone incorrectly, contravening the ‘One Way’ system and ‘No entry’ signs.

    Action Taken:
    Neighbourhood Policing Team continue talks with North Lincolnshire Council with regards to long term solution. A number of traffic calming measures are being considered. Civil parking wardens continue to monitor the parking within the pedestrian zone.

  • Updated 02January

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    Rural Crime.

    Residents, business owners, land owners and farmers living in Rural Isolated areas felt ‘abandoned’ by the Police.

    We did

    Overall this issue has had an enormous impact on the rural community. Business have struggled to ‘absorb’ thefts and damage, not only in the loss itself but by insurance premium hikes and the inconvenience caused by these incidents be it theft of fuel for farm equipment not being able to run or damage to crops which have a delayed impact later on in the harvesting season. The issue of Hare Coursing also caused issues again re damage to land and boundaries and trespass.

    Over the passed few years’ great leaps and bounds forwards have been made in this area since concerns were raised through the NATs (Neighbourhood Action Team meetings) and elevated to the Area Action Team
    We have listened to those living rurally who have been affected by this issue and addressed their concerns.
    There has been training for both officers/ call handlers and awareness for Magistrates. Humberside Police in the Scunthorpe division have created a position of Wildlife Officer who has had additional training and acts as a point of contact for members of the public and fellow officers.
    North Lincolnshire Country Watch mobile texting system was created and launched and is now an self sustaining initiative with which the police are involved and use on a regular basis to pass out information and ask for assistance as there is now a good sized membership with ‘extra eyes’ covering our Policing area.
    Additional patrols, prosecutions, special operations, vehicles seized and help from the helicopter have all helped in this strategy.

  • Updated 02January

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    Vehicles on Brigg Pedestrian Area/ Bridge Street and using the one way system incorrectly.

    Members of the public and Brigg Town Council raised concerns at the amount of traffic in the pedestrian area of Brigg, in that it shouldn’t be there in the first place, that road traffic offences by travelling against the one way system or entering via no entry signs are being committed or parking offences were an issue.

    We did

    This issue was taken and raised through the correct channels at NAT ( Neighbourhood Action Team ) meetings and created as a Priority for multi agency attention.
    Various solutions were discussed with action being taken by the appropriate department, such as research into some form of electronic or manual barrier system at the entry and exit on the precinct.
    Police Officers form Brigg, both Incident Resolution and Neighbourhood made additional patrols with tickets being issued for various offences. The council also assisted by use of and monitoring of vehicles on the pedestrian area by the CCTV system and by parking enforcement action ( some time ago parking offences were de-criminalised and North Lincolnshire Council took over enforcement of parking issues ).
    This area is still patrolled when possible and a permanent solution is still being sought.

  • Updated 31January

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    Commercial Burglaries and Thefts

    Concerns have been raised following burglaries to 3 commercial premises in Brigg and a spate of Thefts and damage caused to Schools in the town.

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    The Neighbourhood Team shared information with the locally based Incident Response Officers and joint action resulted in two people being arrested. They are currently on bail whilst further enquiries are made but there have been no more similar offences

  • Updated 31January

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    Issues on Atherton Way Brigg

    Complaints from members of the public in relation to obstructions and blockages on Atherton Way opposite the school.

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    The police have made numerous visits and assessments to this location following calls from members of the public and we have not found any issues with which the police can deal. This road is not a ‘through road’ and is not currently blocked or obstructed. Cones have also been provided by the council at this location.
    The relevant council departments are also monitoring the location along with Civil Parking Enforcement Officers.

  • Updated 02March

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    Nuisance Vehicles Leggotts Quarry, South Ferriby

    It has been brought to our attention that Vehicle Nuisance is still an ongoing issue within Leggotts Quarry and causing annoyance to local residents.

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    Brigg and Barton Neighbourhood Officers have recently been conducting patrols of roads, entrance/exits surrounding Leggotts Quarry in an attempt to locate, identify, educate and deal with offenders accordingly.
    Any Person(s) using this quarry not only risks a danger to their own safety but also risks civil action for trespass or Section 59 Warnings from Police which could result in the seizure of their vehicle.

  • Updated 27March

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    Drug Use, Underage Drinking on Licensed Premises

    You brought to our attention concerns regarding a combination of drug use and underage drinking on licensed premises within the Brigg and Wolds Ward area.

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    Humberside Police responded by conducting multi unit/agency spot raids to licensed premises within the area.

  • Updated 27March

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    Hand Bag Snatcher

    Reports received regarding a number of hand bags/purses being stolen from shoppers within super market car parks within Brigg.

    We did

    Posters were distributed to the super markets warning shoppers to be vigilant and raise awareness. Neighbourhood Policing Team increased patrols along with a press release. A suspect has since been arrested and enquires ongoing.

  • Updated 27March

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    Stolen Push Bikes

    Reports received regarding a number of shed burglaries within the Brigg area. A number of push bikes stolen. Some of these bikes have since been recovered.

    We did

    Brigg Neighbourhood Team conducted a number of enquires over past weeks and two local youths have since been arrested and charged for these offences.

:Joint surgery with North Lincs Homes.

16/11/2012

From 18:00 until 19:00

Other meeting

Brigg Childrens Centre.

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:Drop in surgery.

19/11/2012

From 18:30 until 19:00

Police Surgeries

St Barnabas Church Hall, Barnetby.

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:Street Walk

21/11/2012

From 18:00 until 19:00

Police Surgeries

Wrawby Village.

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:Police Surgery

22/2/2013

From 18:00 until 19:00

Police Surgeries

South Ferriby Village Hall, Horkstow Road, South Ferriby
DN18 6HS

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:Police Surgery

19/3/2013

From 18:00 until 19:00

Other meeting

Worlaby Village Hall The Recreation Ground Worlaby
DN20 0NA

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:Annual Regatta

25/5/2013

From 09:00 until 18:00

Other meeting

Glandford Boat Club Coal Dyke End Island Carr Road Brigg
DN20 8PD

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:Police Surgery

22/4/2013

From 19:30 until 20:30

Police Surgeries

Saxby All Saints Village Hall Church Lane
DN20 0QB

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:Annual Regatta

25/5/2013

From 09:00 until 18:00

Other meeting

Glanford Boat Club Coal Dyke End Island Carr Road Brigg
DN20 8PD

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If you wish to raise any comments or concerns you can do so in a variety of ways such as: 

Attending local meetings:-

Police Surgery. An opportunity for you to meet privately with a member of the neighbourhood team to discuss any policing issue of concern. This is a drop-in event so you may have to wait a few minutes.

Police and Communities Together Meeting. This is a public meeting where the police and other public authority representatives will be present. Its main purpose is to determine what the local priorities for action over the next three moths will be. It gives members of the public an opportunity to raise their concerns and influence those decisions.

Street Briefing. The whole neighbourhood team will be briefed on current problems in the area and tasked to deal with them. The public can meet with the officers and be informed about how they can help with these issues.

Dissatisfaction: You can also notify us of any dissatisfaction with the service you have received by contacting our Professional Standards Branch. They can be contacted in a variety of ways details of these can be found by clicking here.

Key information: Brigg and Wolds

The dedicated Neighbourhood Policing Team is based at the Police Station in Barnard Avenue in Brigg and forms part of the larger Brigg and Wolds Team.

The area is covered by Neighbourhood Police Officer(s) and Police Community Support Officer(s) who are supported by dedicated Incident Response Staff and a number of Special Constables.

How to get in touch

You can contact the Neighbourhood team in the following ways:

By email [email].
By telephone using the single non-emergency number 101.
In person at any police station.

Brigg and Wolds is policed by B Division

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Chief Superintendent Tony Forbes

Commander for B Division

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