The officers behind the Prowess
09:52 28/07/2025You may have heard of ‘hotspot’ policing which involves targeting activities in our community where concerns have been raised by residents about crime in their area.
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Following the flash flood in the Rasuwa district and the Nepal-China border area on 26 August, the Nepalese government has established a toll-free emergency Nepalese language number (1234), and a dedicated hotline (1144) accessible in Nepal. If you're affected and need assistance from the UK government, call:
You may have heard of ‘hotspot’ policing which involves targeting activities in our community where concerns have been raised by residents about crime in their area.
Our Grimsby West Neighbourhood Policing team is pleased to announce the launch of a new operation in partnership with roads policing and the department of transport.
Vehicle Crime
Issued 01 August 2026
We’ve seen a recent rise in vehicle thefts and break-ins across the ward. We understand the frustration and concern this causes, and we are refocusing our efforts to address it.
Our team is working to tackle this through a practical, multi-agency approach:
Targeted Patrols: We are using crime data and CCTV to ensure our officers are in the right places at the right times to deter offenders.
Working Together: We are collaborating with the local authority and housing providers to look at environmental improvements, such as better lighting and clearer signage in parking hotspots.
Prevention First: We’ll be holding regular drop-in sessions and sharing advice on social media to help you protect your property.
Our goal is to disrupt those responsible and keep your property safe, but we can’t do it alone. Your reports and intelligence are what allow us to build a clearer picture of who is operating in our area.
How you can support us:
Please report any suspicious activity via 101 or anonymously through Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
We’ll be out and about conducting community door knocks and patrols—please feel free to stop us for a chat if you have concerns or information to share.
Actioned 01 October 2026
Burglaries
Issued 01 August 2026
A recent increase in residential burglaries has made this a top priority for our ward. We understand the impact this has on your sense of safety at home, and we are refocusing our team’s efforts on prevention and disruption.
We are taking a practical approach to tackle this issue:
Data-Led Patrols: We are using recent crime reports and CCTV to increase our presence in hotspot streets at peak times. Following any new incident, you will see us conducting reassurance patrols to gather information and support those affected.
Victim Support & Prevention: For those most at risk, we are utilising ward funding to provide security measures like door and window alarms. We’ll also be sharing tailored advice via My Community Alert to help you stay informed.
Intelligence Sharing: We are working closely with neighbouring wards and local businesses to identify patterns, track stolen goods, and disrupt known offenders.
Your awareness is our most effective tool in preventing these crimes. Please look out for your neighbours and report any suspicious activity, such as unknown vehicles or individuals attempting to access gardens.
Get involved:
Report concerns via 101 or anonymously through Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
Actioned 01 October 2026
Reduction of violent crime and anti-social behaviour linked to drug supply.
Issued 01 August 2026
Tackling drug-related activity and the violent crime it fuels is a top priority for the Park Ward. We know the impact this has on your homes and businesses, and we are committed to making our streets safer and more comfortable for everyone.
We are taking direct action to disrupt this activity at its core:
Proactive Enforcement: You will see an increase in both high-visibility patrols and plain-clothes deployments. We are also running scheduled Days of Action to target specific areas and individuals causing the most harm.
Stronger Partnerships: We are working closely with housing agencies to tackle anti-social behaviour linked to drug use, ensuring that those who blight our community face clear consequences.
Community Protection: We are hosting regular engagement events where we provide free target hardening equipment to help you better secure your property and feel safer in your home.
Your information is the foundation of our work. Every report helps us build the case for warrants and allows us to respond effectively.
How you can support us:
Please report drug-related activity or suspicious behaviour via 101 or anonymously through Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. If you see us at an engagement event, please stop by to pick up security equipment and have a chat.
Actioned 01 January 2027