Welcome to the West Marsh Neighbourhood Policing Team.
As your Local Policing Team we look to tackle the issues that are effecting you the most.
The Local Neighbourhood Policing Team are focused on deterring crime and ensuring that the West Marsh is a friendly place for all to enjoy.
When you see your Local Police Officer's or PCSO's out patrolling the streets please do not hesitate to come and speak with us about your concerns. We place a great emphasis on engaging with the community and with your voice we can make a difference and ensure that West Marsh continues to be an area that we are proud of.
Sunday, 15 Feb 2020 09:22
Humberside Police
Meeting notice
Wednesday, 21 Jan 2020 09:30
Humberside Police
Meeting notice
Thursday, 15 Jan 2020 16:08
Humberside Police
General crime prevention message
Thursday, 15 Jan 2020 15:45
Humberside Police
General crime prevention message
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Tackling shop theft in Grimsby Town Centre remains one of our highest priorities and we’re continuing our regular patrols to act as an active deterrent. We also work closely with shop staff and security personnel to identify prolific offenders and put measures in place to prevent them from coming into the area and stop further thefts being committed. A CBO has been granted by the magistrates court on a John COOPER born 07/07/1985 his conditions are as follows :- 1) Not enter ot attempt to enter or remain in area marked on a map of the Town Centre (this can be obtained from your local communitiy team) unless a passenger on a public transport with a valid ticket, boundaries of the map to include Frederick Ward Way, Church lane, Bethlehem Street, Osborne Street, George Street, and Victoria Street West. John COOPER can enter Old Market Place Grimsby between Bethlehem Street and Hlaifax bank. 2) Must not loiter, associate or enage with others in the old market place. 3) Not to enter or attempt to enter B&M store, 155 Victoria Street, Grimsby and Home Bargains or the car parks of these premises. 4) Enter or attempt to enter Spar, 33 Waltham Road, Grimsby. 5) Remain in any retail premises if asked to leave by the owner, tenant, an employee or other authorised person in NE Lincs. A further CBO has also been granted on a prolific offender Kieron KAUSS born 29/03/1995 with the following cnditions 1) Enter or attempt to enter or remain in the area marked on a map (can be obtained from the locat policing team) Grimsby Town, unless a passenger on public transport with a valid ticket. 2) Enter or attempt to enter any Sainsburys store with North East Lincolnshire. 3) Enter or attempt to enter Primark stores, Friargate, Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire 4) Enter or attempt to enter Boyes, Freeman Street, Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire. 5) Remain in any retail premise if asked to leave by the owner, tenant an employee or other authorised person NE Lincs. We are aware that this has become an issue and where anti-social behaviour from the street drinkers are puting a lot of members of he public off using the area. A specific targetted approach with the offenders and increased high visual patrols will take place to provide the centre with the reassurance it requires for members of the public to enjoy their shopping experience. |
We’re continuing to tackle issues involved in antisocial behaviour in Grimsby Town Centre, specifically the Bus Station area and Operation Barbara is in process. Operation Barbara is evidence based approach, with a zero tolerance towards known offenders. We’re providing support and reassurance to businesses in the area and working with them to identify and deal with those responsible – as well as carrying out regular patrols to act as a deterrent. Our aim is to find a long-term solution, so we’re working with other agencies to address the root causes of the behaviour of these individuals and find ways to encourage them to make more positive choices. |
Among the issues we’re addressing local drug dealing. We are building and developing intelligence through out the West Marsh as a whole. As always we encourage the public to report any suspicious activity. This can either be done via 101, the force website or Crimestoppers. |
We know the impact that drug-related crime has on our area and we are working to actively target any premises or individuals we suspect of being linked to drug dealing. Our aim is to seize drugs before they come on to the streets, so if you have concerns about drug-related crime in your area, please get in touch either by dialing 101 or coming in to the Police Station. |
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