POLICE DETAILS
Humberside Police - Howdenshire Neighbourhood

Operation Galileo

Operation Galileo is about the wildlife crime committed through Hare coursing where people usually from outside the area come into the Humberside Police area and bring dogs usually of the greyhound, Whippet and Suliki type breeds to chase and catch Hares on farmland.

These people do not have permission to be on the land and they usually bring 4X4 type vehicles and drive over the land causing potential damage to crops.

The use of dogs to capture and kill wildlife is an offence.

Please if you see any coursing going on ring the Police on 101 if it is safe to do so.

Road Safety Issues continue to be a consistent priority within the small rural villages.

Road Safety Issues continue to be a consistent priority within the small rural villages. Howden & Airmyn have the most reports through 101, online and council meetings

Local schools have been involved in designing a poster competition and patrol are doing regular Pro laser initiatives to see if speeding really is a problem

Operation Galileo

Operation Galileo is about the wildlife crime committed through Hare coursing where people usually from outside the area come into the Humberside Police area and bring dogs usually of the greyhound, Whippet and Suliki type breeds to chase and catch Hares on farmland.

These people do not have permission to be on the land and they usually bring 4X4 type vehicles and drive over the land causing potential damage to crops.

The use of dogs to capture and kill wildlife is an offence.

Please if you see any coursing going on ring the Police on 101 if it is safe to do so.

Road Safety Issues continue to be a consistent priority within the small rural villages.

Road Safety Issues continue to be a consistent priority within the small rural villages. Howden & Airmyn have the most reports through 101, online and council meetings

All Neighbourhood Officers have had training or refresher training for the Pro Laser Speed Enforcement and regular targeted school patrols within the Ward area are completed by PCSOs.

Operation Galileo

Operation Galileo is about the wildlife crime committed through Hare coursing where people usually from outside the area come into the Humberside Police area and bring dogs usually of the greyhound, Whippet and Suliki type breeds to chase and catch Hares on farmland.

These people do not have permission to be on the land and they usually bring 4X4 type vehicles and drive over the land causing potential damage to crops.

The use of dogs to capture and kill wildlife is an offence.

Please if you see any coursing going on ring the Police on 101 if it is safe to do so.

Road Safety Issues continue to be a consistent priority within the small rural villages.

Road Safety Issues continue to be a consistent priority within the small rural villages. Howden & Airmyn have the most reports through 101, online and council meetings.

Speeding, Weight restrictions as well as through road congestion continues to be an issue in the rural areas.

All Neighbourhood Officers have had training or refresher training for the Pro Laser Speed Enforcement and regular targeted school patrols within the Ward area are completed by PCSOs.

Operation Galileo

Operation Galileo is about the wildlife crime committed through Hare coursing where people usually from outside the area come into the Humberside Police area and bring dogs usually of the greyhound, Whippet and Suliki type breeds to chase and catch Hares on farmland.

These people do not have permission to be on the land and they usually bring 4X4 type vehicles and drive over the land causing potential damage to crops.

The use of dogs to capture and kill wildlife is an offence.

Please if you see any coursing going on ring the Police on 101 if it is safe to do so.

Road Safety Issues continue to be a consistent priority within the small rural villages.

Road Safety Issues continue to be a consistent priority within the small rural villages. Howden & Airmyn have the most reports through 101, online and council meetings.

Speeding, Weight restrictions as well as through road congestion continues to be an issue in the rural areas.

All Neighbourhood Officers have had training or refresher training for the Pro Laser Speed Enforcement and regular targeted school patrols within the Ward area are completed by PCSOs.

Road Safety and Casualty Reduction issues continue to be a consistent priority within the Howdenshire area.

Road Safety and Casualty Reduction issues continue to be a consistent priority within the Howdenshire area. This is including but not exclusive to speeding, contravention of weight restrictions and illegal use of electric motorcycles and electric scooters.

Community Speed Watch and the NPT are working in partnership to deal with speeding and improve road safety.

All Neighbourhood Officers have had training or refresher training for the Pro Laser Speed Enforcement and regular targeted school patrols within the Ward area are completed by PCSOs.

Areas of concern have been raised by communities, of which Neighbourhood Beat Officers are and will be attending to carry out speed enforcement as and when demand allows.

Electric Motorcycles and Electric Scooters

Illegal use of electric motorcycles and electric scooters continues to be an issue raised within communities.

These bikes are causing a danger to road users and pedestrians in the areas of concern raised. Our main areas of concern at the moment are Rawcliffe, Snaith, and Airmyn.

We have had recent success in Rawcliffe in recovering two electric motorcycles by working in partnership with the Rural Task Force Drone.

Action will continue to take place in these areas and any other areas reporting issues with electric motorcycles.

Please continue to report and individuals or locations where these vehicles are stored to us online at www.humberside.police.uk or via 101.