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Dedicated Ward Officer
Theft
Theft offences within Weavers Ward have been identified as a recurring concern affecting residents, businesses, commuters and visitors. Offences are concentrated in high-footfall areas, transport routes, commercial locations and public open spaces.
Issued 22 July 2026
Targeted Patrol Strategy
Increase high-visibility patrols in theft hotspots.
Conduct directed patrols during peak offending times.
Focus on intelligence lead areas
Deploy intelligence-led patrols against known offenders.
Actioned 22 October 2026
ASB
Persistent reports of anti-social behaviour within Weavers Ward are causing concern amongst residents, businesses, visitors, and partner agencies. ASB is impacting community confidence, increasing the fear of crime, and reducing the quality of life within key public spaces and residential areas.
Issued 22 July 2026
Conduct targeted patrols in identified hotspots.
Deploy officers during peak ASB periods.
Increase visibility around parks, estates and communal areas.
Engage and challenge individuals responsible for ASB.
Actioned 22 October 2026
Drugs
Reports and intelligence indicate ongoing drug-related activity within Weavers Ward, including suspected drug dealing, drug use, drug paraphernalia in public spaces, and associated anti-social behaviour. These issues are affecting community confidence, public safety, and the quality of life for residents and businesses.
Issued 22 July 2026
High-visibility patrols at identified hotspots.
Plain-clothes operations where intelligence supports deployment.
Increased patrol presence during peak offending periods.
Stop and search activity conducted in line with legislation and intelligence.
Intelligence gathering to allow enforcement, including the development of warrants
Actioned 22 October 2026