POLICE DETAILS
Thames Valley Police - Farnham, Baylis and Stoke Neighbourhood

Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) in Baylis Park

Identified through engagement with community groups as a priority.
We've increased patrols around school times to ensure the park and surrounding areas are safe for young people, as well as during the evenings.
We conducted licensing checks at all local Off-Licence premises to ensure alcohol was not being sold to underage or intoxicated people.
We've conducted ‘Have Your Say’ meetings within the park to share progress and seek feedback from the community.
We've attended a number of community events ensuring we are visible and available to speak with local residents and business owners regarding any concerns.

Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) Farnham Road

We have seen an increase in reports relating to motorbikes being driven in an anti-social manner in this area with targeted patrols.
When patrolling the area the team has identified beggars approaching people in an aggressive manner-this has been dealt with robustly and long term support has been offered via partner agencies.
‘Have Your Say’ meetings with officers to speak to community can be found on ‘meeting and events’ tab.

Anti-social behaviour (ASB) at THE CENTRE

We have seen an increase in reports of vehicles being driven in an anti-social manner in THE CENTRE carpark. PCSOs and Officers have increased patrols in the area to identify any one using their vehicle in an anti-social manner.
We have been working with partner agencies and SLOUGH Borough Council to plan a long-term solution that would help prevent this in the future. In the meantime, we will continue to complete High Visibility patrols and continue to engage with people in the car park.

Theft from motor vehicles/ suspicious people- Manor Park
We have seen an increase in people reporting suspicious people in the area. Recently we have received a number of reports of suspicious people ‘looking into cars’ and ‘trying door handles.’

Due to the increase in reports, we have been completing patrols in identified targeted areas and engaging with people on the streets. Through CCTV enquiries, an offender has been identified and arrested in relation to vehicle crimes. We will continue to complete patrols in the area to deter any further suspicious activity.