Kingswood

Increase of Vehicle theft

As a response to reports of increases of theft from vehicles and of vehicles in and around the Kingswood Ward the local officer has completed and submitted a funding bid from the crime prevention fund. This id to go towards a project including canvassing residents on the area and providing crime prevention items / advice .

Update 15.10.25 -
Bid submitted and fund secured

update 01/12/2025 -
Funds are now in place and the initiative will begin to be rolled out in the new year.

Update 02/01/2026 -
Planning is ongoing in relation to this initiative and how it will be rolled out

Update 27/01/2026 -
Target Hardening has been ordered for this initiative. there is to be visits to residents to complete a questionnaire. This will be done by both police and partners. Currently awaiting items to arrive and a timeline to be put in place.

Update 01/04/2026 -
Action day is to be arranged. Further information once this is done

update 02/05/2026 -
Action day has been arranged for the 18th May with a week of action.

Update 15/06/2026
A week of action commenced on the 18th May, over 200 houses were visited and offered crime prevention equipment. There will be a new date organised shortly.

Update 01/08/26
There has been a further crime prevention action day where several more houses have been visited, spoken to and received crime prevention equipment. Another action day is to be planned for the next two months.

Anti-social behaviour around the entertainment zone of Kingswood Retail Park. This is mainly surrounding the restaurants around the park. A number of incidents have been reported which will be investigated and offenders dealt with positively.

A number of youths have already been visited by Humberside Police and Hull City Council regarding these issues, we will continue to work together to resolve these isolated issues.

Update 01/08/26

The area has been attended several times and have reported very few issues. Plan is to allow the school holidays to conclude, ensure nothing has escalated and then discuss with supervision about closing the POP