POLICE DETAILS
Avon and Somerset Constabulary - Frome Rural South Neighbourhood

Fly tipping is still prevalent in the lanes surrounding Frome. Regular patrols both during the day and after dusk are carried out. We encourage anyone who is hiring private waste disposal for garden or building waste, to check the contractor has a waste carriers license. Do your bit to prevent your waste ending up on your lanes. If your contractor can not show you a waste carriers license and is offering waste removal please report them to trading standards and the Police on 101.

Where practically possible lock and block your gates and field entrances. Logs, boulders and ditches can all help prevent access to the fields.

I attended Mole Valley Farmers in Standerwick with my colleague, where we had a bicycle marking event.  We introduced ourselves to villagers and exchanged details. The day was a huge success.

Speeding continues to be a priority. Your local Neighbourhood officers PCSO ROBERT NELL are regularly conducting high-visibility speeding checks throughout the villages around Frome. The aim is to deter speeding through the residential areas and to educate repeat offenders.

The Neighbourhood Team work closely with the Community Speedwatch groups who conduct regular speeding checks in their community. All the information gathered is then analysed by the Neighbourhood Team and when repeat offenders are identified, a home visit is conducted to offer educational advice.

If you are interested in organising a Community Speedwatch in your community or to get involved in an existing group, please visit the Avon and Somerset website or contact the Neighbourhood Team to learn more.

The Neighbourhood Team work closely with the Community Speedwatch groups who conduct regular speeding checks in their community. All the information gathered is then analysed by the Neighbourhood Team and when repeat offenders are identified, a home visit is conducted to offer educational advice.

The Rural Beat Team are working with the communities to offer crime prevention advice and also to conduct targeted patrols to give local residence some reassurance.

We would strongly encourage everybody to secure and mark their property where possible, for our farming community we recommend fitting trackers to high value machinery as standard practice.

The rural Beat team will also be visiting village location in the community contact vehicle so local residents can speak at first hand with officers about any issues or concerns they may have.

Reassurance visits have been carried out to due to concerns over non dwelling burglaries.  Burglary packs are given out to victims of burglaries and attempted burglaries.
We appreciate all reports including suspicious activity which help us target our patrols.
Rural crime is a force priority, and we encourage anyone who sees suspicious activity or is a victim of rural crime to report to the police online, on 101, or on 999 if a crime is in progress.

As the weather is improving, we have had reports of poaching on farms.  If you see anything suspicious please report it to the police.

Reassurance patrols have been carried out to due to concerns over non dwelling burglaries and poaching.

We appreciate all reports including suspicious activity which help us target our patrols.

Rural crime is a force priority, and we encourage anyone who sees suspicious activity or is a victim of rural crime to report to the police online, on 101, or on 999 if a crime is in progress.

Just a reminder as it is lambing season and dog owners walking their dogs on farmland which have right of way and other popular walking routes in and around Frome.

It is the responsibility of the dog owner to collect their dog mess as it could contain parasites that is harmful to grazing animals.

Any livestock worrying please report it to the police  via 999,online or 101.

Fly tipping is still prevalent in the lanes surrounding Frome. Regular patrols both during the day and after dusk are carried out. We encourage anyone who is hiring private waste disposal for garden or building waste, to check the contractor has a waste carriers license. Do your bit to prevent your waste ending up on your lanes. If your contractor can not show you a waste carriers license and is offering waste removal please report them to trading standards and the Police on 101.

Where practically possible lock and block your gates and field entrances. Logs, boulders and ditches can all help prevent access to the fields.

I attended Mole Valley Farmers in Standerwick with my colleague, where we had a bicycle marking event.  We introduced ourselves to villagers and exchanged details. The day was a huge success.

Speeding continues to be a priority. Your local Neighbourhood officers PCSO ROBERT NELL are regularly conducting high-visibility speeding checks throughout the villages around Frome. The aim is to deter speeding through the residential areas and to educate repeat offenders.

The Neighbourhood Team work closely with the Community Speedwatch groups who conduct regular speeding checks in their community. All the information gathered is then analysed by the Neighbourhood Team and when repeat offenders are identified, a home visit is conducted to offer educational advice.

If you are interested in organising a Community Speedwatch in your community or to get involved in an existing group, please visit the Avon and Somerset website or contact the Neighbourhood Team to learn more.

The Neighbourhood Team work closely with the Community Speedwatch groups who conduct regular speeding checks in their community. All the information gathered is then analysed by the Neighbourhood Team and when repeat offenders are identified, a home visit is conducted to offer educational advice.

The Rural Beat Team are working with the communities to offer crime prevention advice and also to conduct targeted patrols to give local residence some reassurance.

We would strongly encourage everybody to secure and mark their property where possible, for our farming community we recommend fitting trackers to high value machinery as standard practice.

The rural Beat team will also be visiting village location in the community contact vehicle so local residents can speak at first hand with officers about any issues or concerns they may have.

Reassurance visits have been carried out to due to concerns over non dwelling burglaries.  Burglary packs are given out to victims of burglaries and attempted burglaries.
We appreciate all reports including suspicious activity which help us target our patrols.
Rural crime is a force priority, and we encourage anyone who sees suspicious activity or is a victim of rural crime to report to the police online, on 101, or on 999 if a crime is in progress.

As the weather is improving, we have had reports of poaching on farms.  If you see anything suspicious please report it to the police.

Reassurance patrols have been carried out to due to concerns over non dwelling burglaries and poaching.

We appreciate all reports including suspicious activity which help us target our patrols.

Rural crime is a force priority, and we encourage anyone who sees suspicious activity or is a victim of rural crime to report to the police online, on 101, or on 999 if a crime is in progress.

Just a reminder as it is lambing season and dog owners walking their dogs on farmland which have right of way and other popular walking routes in and around Frome.

It is the responsibility of the dog owner to collect their dog mess as it could contain parasites that is harmful to grazing animals.

Any livestock worrying please report it to the police  via 999,online or 101.

Fly tipping is still prevalent in the lanes surrounding Frome. Regular patrols both during the day and after dusk are carried out. We encourage anyone who is hiring private waste disposal for garden or building waste, to check the contractor has a waste carriers license. Do your bit to prevent your waste ending up on your lanes. If your contractor can not show you a waste carriers license and is offering waste removal please report them to trading standards and the Police on 101.

Where practically possible lock and block your gates and field entrances. Logs, boulders and ditches can all help prevent access to the fields.

I attended Mole Valley Farmers in Standerwick with my colleague, where we had a bicycle marking event.  We introduced ourselves to villagers and exchanged details. The day was a huge success.

Speeding continues to be a priority. Your local Neighbourhood officers PCSO ROBERT NELL are regularly conducting high-visibility speeding checks throughout the villages around Frome. The aim is to deter speeding through the residential areas and to educate repeat offenders.

The Neighbourhood Team work closely with the Community Speedwatch groups who conduct regular speeding checks in their community. All the information gathered is then analysed by the Neighbourhood Team and when repeat offenders are identified, a home visit is conducted to offer educational advice.

If you are interested in organising a Community Speedwatch in your community or to get involved in an existing group, please visit the Avon and Somerset website or contact the Neighbourhood Team to learn more.

The Neighbourhood Team work closely with the Community Speedwatch groups who conduct regular speeding checks in their community. All the information gathered is then analysed by the Neighbourhood Team and when repeat offenders are identified, a home visit is conducted to offer educational advice.

The Rural Beat Team are working with the communities to offer crime prevention advice and also to conduct targeted patrols to give local residence some reassurance.

We would strongly encourage everybody to secure and mark their property where possible, for our farming community we recommend fitting trackers to high value machinery as standard practice.

The rural Beat team will also be visiting village location in the community contact vehicle so local residents can speak at first hand with officers about any issues or concerns they may have.

Reassurance visits have been carried out to due to concerns over non dwelling burglaries.  Burglary packs are given out to victims of burglaries and attempted burglaries.
We appreciate all reports including suspicious activity which help us target our patrols.
Rural crime is a force priority, and we encourage anyone who sees suspicious activity or is a victim of rural crime to report to the police online, on 101, or on 999 if a crime is in progress.

As the weather is improving, we have had reports of poaching on farms.  If you see anything suspicious please report it to the police.

Reassurance patrols have been carried out to due to concerns over non dwelling burglaries and poaching.

We appreciate all reports including suspicious activity which help us target our patrols.

Rural crime is a force priority, and we encourage anyone who sees suspicious activity or is a victim of rural crime to report to the police online, on 101, or on 999 if a crime is in progress.

Just a reminder as it is lambing season and dog owners walking their dogs on farmland which have right of way and other popular walking routes in and around Frome.

It is the responsibility of the dog owner to collect their dog mess as it could contain parasites that is harmful to grazing animals.

Any livestock worrying please report it to the police  via 999,online or 101.

Fly tipping is still prevalent in the lanes surrounding Frome. Regular patrols both during the day and after dusk are carried out. We encourage anyone who is hiring private waste disposal for garden or building waste, to check the contractor has a waste carriers license. Do your bit to prevent your waste ending up on your lanes. If your contractor can not show you a waste carriers license and is offering waste removal please report them to trading standards and the Police on 101.

Where practically possible lock and block your gates and field entrances. Logs, boulders and ditches can all help prevent access to the fields.

I attended Mole Valley Farmers in Standerwick with my colleague, where we had a bicycle marking event.  We introduced ourselves to villagers and exchanged details. The day was a huge success.

Speeding continues to be a priority. Your local Neighbourhood officers PCSO ROBERT NELL are regularly conducting high-visibility speeding checks throughout the villages around Frome. The aim is to deter speeding through the residential areas and to educate repeat offenders.

The Neighbourhood Team work closely with the Community Speedwatch groups who conduct regular speeding checks in their community. All the information gathered is then analysed by the Neighbourhood Team and when repeat offenders are identified, a home visit is conducted to offer educational advice.

If you are interested in organising a Community Speedwatch in your community or to get involved in an existing group, please visit the Avon and Somerset website or contact the Neighbourhood Team to learn more.

The Neighbourhood Team work closely with the Community Speedwatch groups who conduct regular speeding checks in their community. All the information gathered is then analysed by the Neighbourhood Team and when repeat offenders are identified, a home visit is conducted to offer educational advice.

The Rural Beat Team are working with the communities to offer crime prevention advice and also to conduct targeted patrols to give local residence some reassurance.

We would strongly encourage everybody to secure and mark their property where possible, for our farming community we recommend fitting trackers to high value machinery as standard practice.

The rural Beat team will also be visiting village location in the community contact vehicle so local residents can speak at first hand with officers about any issues or concerns they may have.

Reassurance visits have been carried out to due to concerns over non dwelling burglaries.  Burglary packs are given out to victims of burglaries and attempted burglaries.
We appreciate all reports including suspicious activity which help us target our patrols.
Rural crime is a force priority, and we encourage anyone who sees suspicious activity or is a victim of rural crime to report to the police online, on 101, or on 999 if a crime is in progress.

As the weather is improving, we have had reports of poaching on farms.  If you see anything suspicious please report it to the police.

Reassurance patrols have been carried out to due to concerns over non dwelling burglaries and poaching.

We appreciate all reports including suspicious activity which help us target our patrols.

Rural crime is a force priority, and we encourage anyone who sees suspicious activity or is a victim of rural crime to report to the police online, on 101, or on 999 if a crime is in progress.

Just a reminder as it is lambing season and dog owners walking their dogs on farmland which have right of way and other popular walking routes in and around Frome.

It is the responsibility of the dog owner to collect their dog mess as it could contain parasites that is harmful to grazing animals.

Any livestock worrying please report it to the police  via 999,online or 101.

Fly tipping is still prevalent in the lanes surrounding Frome. Regular patrols both during the day and after dusk are carried out. We encourage anyone who is hiring private waste disposal for garden or building waste, to check the contractor has a waste carriers license. Do your bit to prevent your waste ending up on your lanes. If your contractor can not show you a waste carriers license and is offering waste removal please report them to trading standards and the Police on 101.

Where practically possible lock and block your gates and field entrances. Logs, boulders and ditches can all help prevent access to the fields.

I attended Mole Valley Farmers in Standerwick with my colleague, where we had a bicycle marking event.  We introduced ourselves to villagers and exchanged details. The day was a huge success.

Speeding continues to be a priority. Your local Neighbourhood officers PCSO ROBERT NELL are regularly conducting high-visibility speeding checks throughout the villages around Frome. The aim is to deter speeding through the residential areas and to educate repeat offenders.

The Neighbourhood Team work closely with the Community Speedwatch groups who conduct regular speeding checks in their community. All the information gathered is then analysed by the Neighbourhood Team and when repeat offenders are identified, a home visit is conducted to offer educational advice.

If you are interested in organising a Community Speedwatch in your community or to get involved in an existing group, please visit the Avon and Somerset website or contact the Neighbourhood Team to learn more.

The Neighbourhood Team work closely with the Community Speedwatch groups who conduct regular speeding checks in their community. All the information gathered is then analysed by the Neighbourhood Team and when repeat offenders are identified, a home visit is conducted to offer educational advice.

The Rural Beat Team are working with the communities to offer crime prevention advice and also to conduct targeted patrols to give local residence some reassurance.

We would strongly encourage everybody to secure and mark their property where possible, for our farming community we recommend fitting trackers to high value machinery as standard practice.

The rural Beat team will also be visiting village location in the community contact vehicle so local residents can speak at first hand with officers about any issues or concerns they may have.

Reassurance visits have been carried out to due to concerns over non dwelling burglaries.  Burglary packs are given out to victims of burglaries and attempted burglaries.
We appreciate all reports including suspicious activity which help us target our patrols.
Rural crime is a force priority, and we encourage anyone who sees suspicious activity or is a victim of rural crime to report to the police online, on 101, or on 999 if a crime is in progress.

As the weather is improving, we have had reports of poaching on farms.  If you see anything suspicious please report it to the police.

Reassurance patrols have been carried out to due to concerns over non dwelling burglaries and poaching.

We appreciate all reports including suspicious activity which help us target our patrols.

Rural crime is a force priority, and we encourage anyone who sees suspicious activity or is a victim of rural crime to report to the police online, on 101, or on 999 if a crime is in progress.

Just a reminder as it is lambing season and dog owners walking their dogs on farmland which have right of way and other popular walking routes in and around Frome.

It is the responsibility of the dog owner to collect their dog mess as it could contain parasites that is harmful to grazing animals.

Any livestock worrying please report it to the police  via 999,online or 101.