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Violence Against Women & Girls (VAWG)
Issued 01 April 2026
Prevent and reduce incidents of VAWG through proactive policing, safeguarding, and community engagement, ensuring victims are supported and offenders are held accountable. Deploy officers to identified hotspots (transport hubs, night-time economy areas, parks) during peak times. Engage with the public to provide reassurance and encourage reporting. Actively pursue suspects in VAWG-related offences, prioritising arrest and bail conditions to protect victims. Promote campaigns encouraging reporting and challenging harmful behaviours.
Actioned 01 June 2026
Burglary
Issued 01 April 2026
Reduce burglary offences and increase detection through proactive prevention, intelligence-led policing, and community engagement. Deploy officers to identified burglary hotspots, particularly during peak times. Conduct reassurance visits to recent victims and vulnerable properties. Review recent burglary reports to identify patterns, methods, and potential suspects. Engage with residents and businesses to provide practical security advice. Encourage reporting of suspicious activity via 101 or online channels. Prioritise arrest and disruption of known burglary offenders.
Actioned 01 June 2026
Shoplifting
Issued 01 April 2026
Reduce incidents of shoplifting and increase offender detection through proactive engagement and enforcement. Deploy officers and PCSOs to identified hotspot retail areas during peak times. Engage with store staff to provide reassurance and gather intelligence. Prioritise arrest and processing of repeat offenders and those committing theft with aggravating factors. Advise retailers on measures such as improved CCTV coverage, staff awareness training, and secure display of high-value items. Monitor patterns and update patrol plans accordingly.
Actioned 01 June 2026