Your local team
Your Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) plays a vital role in tackling many of the local issues that matter to you. They are out in your area every day, and always available to offer crime prevention advice or for you to raise concerns with.
Each NPT consists of a dedicated Sergeant, Police Constables (PCs) and Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs), all under the command of an Inspector. While they may be the ones you see the most, the NPTs do not work alone. They are supported by staff and officers from across the whole Humberside Police force area, and they work closely with local authorities, community leaders and residents to decide the local policing priorities for the area and find useful, long-term solutions.
Our approach is shaped by four key themes: We protect vulnerable people and keep people safe; We are out in your communities, visible, listening and working with you to deliver the services you need; We successfully tackle crime and ASB; We will be there when you need us.
Crimes and priorities
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Bude Park is under a regeneration which includes a new water pool being developed an upgrade to the equipment which includes 5 new football pitches by sports England and a new pavilion. The development is being done under 2 different developers.
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Bude Park is under a regeneration which includes a new water pool being developed an upgrade to the equipment which includes 5 new football pitches by sports England. The development is being done under 2 different developers. As the work originally started, we received numerous logs for ASB / criminal damage.
A pop lite was completed and several of the youths have been identified and will/have receive a joint visit from Police and HCC ASB Team to discuss their behaviour and have been placed on the tier list. The others are yet to be identified.Update 26/07/2024
A log check for general ASB and road related offences for July for the park (01/07/2024 – 26/07/2024) only show 2 incidents for the park. 2 TSU cameras have been installed that cover the play area and development site.Update 30/09/2024
There have been a few logs in relation to Bude Park primarily these have been ASB youths on roof of the warden building and a lot of the logs have been called in by the building security staff phoning in about youths pushing the fencing over. There has been a Arson incident which has been filed and council parks team have send banning letters..Update 23/11/2024
Regeneration of the splash pool are completed and open to the public. The ongoing development of 5 new football pitches are still under development. I have done a log check for the area going back to 01/10 and nothing recorded also Power BI checked and no occurrences for the park.
This will continue to be monitored whilst work continues.Update 31/01/2024
The regeneration is continuing, no recent reports of any issues.Update 24/03/2025 – The development of the park continues only 1 known log in relation to intruder to the development site of the pavilion. New football pitches are now going to be
fenced in with a 1m high fence which will hopefully give it further protection.
Update 31/05/2025
This continues to be monitored – Nothing reportedUpdate 02/08/2025
This continues to be monitored – Nothing reportedupdate 04/10/2025
This continues to be monitored – Nothing reportedupdate 01/12/2025
This continues to be monitored nothing reported awaiting further phases of the development to be completed before closing the priorityupdate 02/01/2026
This continues to be monitored no reports have been received in relation to ASB / Crime. We will continue to monitor during the development of this areaUpdate 27/01/2026
There has been some concerns raised by residents in relation to how much water will be held by the sustainable urban drainage systems (SUDS). To re-assure residents there is a pumping mechanism in place which triggers when water reaches a certain level. There is signage to state deep water.Update 01/04/2026
Risk assessment has been completed in relation to ‘deep water’ signage and proposal for a lifebuoy. Due to damage the original signage has been removed and more appropriate signage to be investigated.update 02/05/2026
Further works are continuing on Bude Park itself we continue to monitorUpdate 31/07/2026
There was a few reports of ASB (Anti-Social Behaviour) reported by the Park Warden as the works were being completed. Due to this we are going to keep this as a local priority to monitor over the school holidays.Update 01/10/2026
Recently as we approach bonfire night, we have seen an increase in police logs for Bude Park for ASB in relation to both electrical motorbikes and fireworks. Council are currently in the application stage for funding for further CCTV for the area. -
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Shop Theft
West Carr has one of the busiest area for shopping primarily due to have a large shopping center on the ward. Unfortunately this can attract a level of crime to the area primarily shop theft. Due to an increase of this offence we now have a dedicated officer working from Bransholme Police Station who will take ownership and work with local shops to deter and detect these crime.
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01/07/2026
As much as this has been recognized as a problem for the area your local community teams have already been working on this issue and will continue to work on this problem. Already numerous prolific shoplifters have been recognized and been dealt with for several offences. We have also successfully applied to the courts for criminal behaviour orders (CBO's) for numerous of these offenders. We continue to prepare further CBO's for others offenders/suspects and will take positive action when the evidence allows.