POLICE DETAILS
Thames Valley Police - Colnbrook, Poyle and Foxborough Neighbourhood

Car Meets in Poyle Road. These are happening most Fridays and weekends from around 9pm onwards. This is causing huge disturbance to those who live locally and disrupting businesses.

Car meets continue to be a priority and the police attend and chair multiagency meetings regularly in relation to this. When police can, offenders will be prosecuted for any offences committed.

There have not been any reports of car meets for several months. This is either because they are no longer happening or they are not being reported. The police do take car meets seriously and will attend but we need to be aware they are happening. Police are writing to local residents and businesses to gather more information. The police and council are still looking at long term solutions to prevent this occurring again in the future. On Friday 05/12/25 the East neighbourhood policing team are carrying out an operation in Colnbrook and Poyle regarding the car meets. Officers will be completing door knocks to encourage people to report the car meets and also sign members of the public up to TV ALERT.

Contravening the no through road on High Street, Colnbrook. This road is access only and vehicles are regularly using it as a cut through.

This continues to be an issue raised by local residents. The police will continue to issue fixed penalty notices to those seen breaching the restrictions. PCSO DIAZ is setting up an Operation for the High Street to educate drivers contravening the no-through road signs. PC LAVER continues to ticket road users contravening the signage.

Anti-social behaviour in relation to drug activity around Bridgewater Court, Langley

Following multiple reports from members of the public regarding drugs and associated anti-social behaviour, Bridgewater Court, is now a priority for the neighbourhood policing team. PCSO DIAZ and PC BOYD have completed anti-social behaviour surveys in the area. Patrols will be conducted and the neighbourhood team encourages residents to continue reporting the matters to Police. PCSO DIAZ has completed an anti-social behaviour survey in the area. The area is on the tasking for all officers.

Car Meets in Poyle Road. These are happening most Fridays and weekends from around 9pm onwards. This is causing huge disturbance to those who live locally and disrupting businesses.

Car meets continue to be a priority and the police attend and chair multiagency meetings regularly in relation to this. When police can, offenders will be prosecuted for any offences committed.

There have not been any reports of car meets for several months. This is either because they are no longer happening or they are not being reported. The police do take car meets seriously and will attend but we need to be aware they are happening. Police are writing to local residents and businesses to gather more information. The police and council are still looking at long term solutions to prevent this occurring again in the future. On Friday 05/12/25 the East neighbourhood policing team are carrying out an operation in Colnbrook and Poyle regarding the car meets. Officers will be completing door knocks to encourage people to report the car meets and also sign members of the public up to TV ALERT.

Contravening the no through road on High Street, Colnbrook. This road is access only and vehicles are regularly using it as a cut through.

This continues to be an issue raised by local residents. The police will continue to issue fixed penalty notices to those seen breaching the restrictions. PCSO DIAZ is setting up an Operation for the High Street to educate drivers contravening the no-through road signs. PC LAVER continues to ticket road users contravening the signage.

Anti-social behaviour in relation to drug activity around Bridgewater Court, Langley

Following multiple reports from members of the public regarding drugs and associated anti-social behaviour, Bridgewater Court, is now a priority for the neighbourhood policing team. PCSO DIAZ and PC BOYD have completed anti-social behaviour surveys in the area. Patrols will be conducted and the neighbourhood team encourages residents to continue reporting the matters to Police. PCSO DIAZ has completed an anti-social behaviour survey in the area. The area is on the tasking for all officers.

Youths are congregating, using stairwells, smoking drugs and causing anti-social behaviour in and around LINDEN and BYRON HOUSE, COMMON ROAD, LANGLEY.

The neighbourhood team have been conducting targeted patrols in January to combat this issue. PC WALLACE is looking into the logistics around getting some form of Order for the communal areas.

There has been a spate of theft in the area, with hotel car parks being a huge target.

PCSO DIAZ has liaised with hotel security recently.

PCSO DIAZ is going to arrange a date for a tool marking session where residents can bring their tools to be marked by Police.

Contravening the no through road on High Street, Colnbrook. This road is access only and vehicles are regularly using it as a cut through.

This issue continues to be raised by local residents. Police will carry on issuing fixed penalty notices to anyone seen breaching the restrictions. PCSO Diaz is setting up an operation on the High Street to educate drivers who ignore the no‑through‑road signs, and PC Laver is continuing enforcement by ticketing road users who contravene the signage.

Youths are congregating, using stairwells, smoking drugs and causing anti-social behaviour in and around LINDEN and BYRON HOUSE, COMMON ROAD, LANGLEY.

The neighbourhood team have been conducting targeted patrols in January to combat this issue. PC WALLACE is looking into the logistics around getting some form of Order for the communal areas.

Update: Anti-social behaviour surveys have been completed and residents spoken to, officers have continued to patrol the area and residents have stated the issue has got slightly better. The neighbourhood team will continue to monitor and encourage residents to report.

Car meets have been a concern for residents in Colnbrook and Poyle for some-time, however, last year reports were fewer. We believe now that car meets are still going on but are just not being reported by residents.

PC BOYD and PCSO DIAZ have had a meeting with the anti-social behaviour tactical advisor and are currently identifying stakeholders for future meetings in relation to the Op Chromium car meets.

Officers believe that although reports are few, the car meets are still going on. The neighbourhood team understand it is frustrating reporting the car meets on each occasion and appreciate that residents may feel the Police are not doing anything, however, the team would like to reassure the public that there are things going on behind the scenes. Officers are in contact with Slough Borough Council and Highways regarding the matter.

Contravening the no through road on High Street, Colnbrook. This road is access only and vehicles are regularly using it as a cut through.

This issue continues to be raised by local residents. Police will carry on issuing fixed penalty notices to anyone seen breaching the restrictions. PCSO Diaz is setting up an operation on the High Street to educate drivers who ignore the no‑through‑road signs, and PC Laver is continuing enforcement by ticketing road users who contravene the signage.

Youths are congregating, using stairwells, smoking drugs and causing anti-social behaviour in and around LINDEN and BYRON HOUSE, COMMON ROAD, LANGLEY.

The neighbourhood team have been conducting targeted patrols in January to combat this issue. PC WALLACE is looking into the logistics around getting some form of Order for the communal areas.

Update: Anti-social behaviour surveys have been completed and residents spoken to, officers have continued to patrol the area and residents have stated the issue has got slightly better. The neighbourhood team will continue to monitor and encourage residents to report.

Car meets have been a concern for residents in Colnbrook and Poyle for some-time, however, last year reports were fewer. We believe now that car meets are still going on but are just not being reported by residents.

PC BOYD and PCSO DIAZ have had a meeting with the anti-social behaviour tactical advisor and are currently identifying stakeholders for future meetings in relation to the Op Chromium car meets.

Officers believe that although reports are few, the car meets are still going on. The neighbourhood team understand it is frustrating reporting the car meets on each occasion and appreciate that residents may feel the Police are not doing anything, however, the team would like to reassure the public that there are things going on behind the scenes. Officers are in contact with Slough Borough Council and Highways regarding the matter.

Contravening the no through road on High Street, Colnbrook. This road is access only and vehicles are regularly using it as a cut through.

This issue continues to be raised by local residents. Police will carry on issuing fixed penalty notices to anyone seen breaching the restrictions. PCSO Diaz is setting up an operation on the High Street to educate drivers who ignore the no‑through‑road signs, and PC Laver is continuing enforcement by ticketing road users who contravene the signage.

Youths are congregating, using stairwells, smoking drugs and causing anti-social behaviour in and around LINDEN and BYRON HOUSE, COMMON ROAD, LANGLEY.

The neighbourhood team have been conducting targeted patrols in January to combat this issue. PC WALLACE is looking into the logistics around getting some form of Order for the communal areas.

Update: Anti-social behaviour surveys have been completed and residents spoken to, officers have continued to patrol the area and residents have stated the issue has got slightly better. The neighbourhood team will continue to monitor and encourage residents to report.