POLICE DETAILS
Thames Valley Police - Maidenhead West Neighbourhood

Anti-social behaviour from youths in Oaken Grove Park, Maidenhead. This involves disruption of local businesses and clubs. The behaviour is focused nearby to the fountain area and Sir Nicholas Winton memorial gardens

The Maidenhead West team is proactively addressing reports of anti-social behaviour involving groups of youths in Oaken Grove Park, along with potential drug use. In response, officers have been conducting regular patrols and hosting “Have Your Say” engagement stands near the café to provide reassurance and gather community feedback. We have also been working with council run CCTV to try and identify suspected offenders.

We encourage residents to speak with our officers if they have any concerns or information. Reporting anti-social behaviour allows us to allocate resources effectively and focus patrols where they’re most needed.

Anti-social use of vehicles and drug use on Winter Hill, Cookham

We continue to receive reports from residents regarding dangerous and irresponsible vehicle use in the Winter Hill area of Cookham, including incidents of vehicles performing dangerous acts such as wheelies. Additionally, there have been reports of individuals engaging in inappropriate behaviour, such as hitting golf balls from the lay-by, which poses a risk to public safety and property.

The Maidenhead West team is collating police data, and actively working with the Parish Council and National Trust to find a long term solution to the issues faced by residents on Winter Hill. We encourage the reporting of any and all incidents on Winter Hill to help us collate the magnitude of the issues.

There have been an increased number of Theft From Motor Vehicles; offences in Pinkneys Green in the last month.

The Maidenhead West Neighbourhood Policing Team will be carrying out proactive engagement with residents to help reduce the risk of vehicle-related crime. Officers will be offering practical crime prevention advice and distributing informative leaflets aimed at helping residents safeguard their vehicles.

The Maidenhead West team have increased our number of patrols in the area in an effort to deter any criminal activity. Our PCSO's have also been busy with delivering a large amount of advice leaflets to local residents.

We plan to do a crime prevention stand in Pinkneys Green in the near future

Anti-social behaviour from youths in Oaken Grove Park, Maidenhead. This involves disruption of local businesses and clubs. The behaviour is focused nearby to the fountain area and Sir Nicholas Winton memorial gardens

The Maidenhead West team is proactively addressing reports of anti-social behaviour involving groups of youths in Oaken Grove Park, along with potential drug use. In response, officers have been conducting regular patrols and hosting “Have Your Say” engagement stands near the café to provide reassurance and gather community feedback. We have also been working with council run CCTV to try and identify suspected offenders.
We encourage residents to speak with our officers if they have any concerns or information. Reporting anti-social behaviour allows us to allocate resources effectively and focus patrols where they’re most needed.

Further focused patrols completed in January with positive engagement with the community.

Further focused patrols will be executed in the month of February concentrating in Oaken Grove Park and the fountain area of Sir Nicholas Winton memorial gardens

Anti-social use of vehicles and drug use on Winter Hill, Cookham

We continue to receive reports from residents regarding dangerous and irresponsible vehicle use in the Winter Hill area of Cookham, including incidents of vehicles performing dangerous acts such as wheelies. Additionally, there have been reports of individuals engaging in inappropriate behaviour, such as hitting golf balls from the lay-by, which poses a risk to public safety and property.
The Maidenhead West team is collating police data, and actively working with the Parish Council and National Trust to find a long term solution to the issues faced by residents on Winter Hill. We encourage the reporting of any and all incidents on Winter Hill to help us collate the magnitude of the issues.

Focus group with the local community and Neighbourhood West team to discuss tackling ASB driving in Winter Hill and Cookham. Led by PC Gemma Thomas-Knight

There have been an increased number of Theft From Motor Vehicles; offences in Pinkneys Green in the last month.

The Maidenhead West Neighbourhood Policing Team will be carrying out proactive engagement with residents to help reduce the risk of vehicle-related crime. Officers will be offering practical crime prevention advice and distributing informative leaflets aimed at helping residents safeguard their vehicles.

16/01/2026
The Maidenhead West team have increased our number of patrols in the area in an effort to deter any criminal activity. Our PCSO's have also been busy with delivering a large amount of advice leaflets to local residents.
We plan to do a crime prevention stand in Pinkneys Green in the near future

02/02/2026 - The west team will complete a 'have your say' in early February to discuss any further concerns in the PInkneys Green area.

Burglaries have been reported from local survey.

Speeding has been reported to be a pritorty which the public want local NHPT to investigate specifically along,
Courthouse Road, Cookham Dean, Alwyn Road, Pinkneys Road, Marlow Road, The Green - Bisham, Cranbook Drive.

ASB has been reported to be a NHPT priority from the surevy which was sent out. Specifically around the area of Oaken Grove Park.

Road Safety and Traffic Offences:
We will address concerns relating to speeding, anti-social vehicle use, and traffic sign violations on Cookham Road. This will be delivered through a combination of high-visibility patrols, targeted enforcement activity, and effective use of partner agency resources. Offenders will be dealt with robustly, utilising fixed penalty notices, vehicle seizure powers, and prosecution where appropriate.

Lead: PCSO Symon

Drug Use and Anti-Social Behaviour:
We will address reports of drug use and associated anti-social behaviour within the community. This will be achieved through high-visibility patrols, targeted intelligence-led activity, and engagement with partner agencies to identify and disrupt those involved. Where offences are identified, appropriate enforcement action will be taken, alongside safeguarding and referral where necessary.

Lead: PC DOMAGALA

Road Safety and Traffic Offences:
We will address concerns relating to speeding, anti-social vehicle use, and traffic sign violations on Switchback Road. This will be achieved through a combination of high-visibility patrols, targeted enforcement activity, and the effective use of partner agency resources. Offenders will be dealt with robustly, including the use of fixed penalty notices, vehicle seizure powers, and prosecution where appropriate.
Lead: PCSO Holmes

Road Safety and Traffic Offences:
We will address concerns relating to speeding, anti-social vehicle use, and traffic sign violations on Cookham Road. This will be delivered through a combination of high-visibility patrols, targeted enforcement activity, and effective use of partner agency resources. Offenders will be dealt with robustly, utilising fixed penalty notices, vehicle seizure powers, and prosecution where appropriate.

Lead: PCSO Symon

Update: Due to operational commitments and periods of high demand, officers have been unable to undertake any significant proactive activity in this area during this period. Dedicated patrols and problem-solving activity will recommence in August.

Drug Use and Anti-Social Behaviour:
We will address reports of drug use and associated anti-social behaviour within the community. This will be achieved through high-visibility patrols, targeted intelligence-led activity, and engagement with partner agencies to identify and disrupt those involved. Where offences are identified, appropriate enforcement action will be taken, alongside safeguarding and referral where necessary.

Lead: PC DOMAGALA

10/07/2026: Officers arrested five individuals in the HOMESIDE CLOSE area of MAIDENHEAD on suspicion of involvement in the supply of controlled drugs. Following the arrests, officers obtained a Partial Closure Order for the associated property. The order will remain in force for three months and is intended to address ongoing anti-social behaviour and criminality linked to the address.

01/08/2026: Officers arrested two individuals in the MAIDENHEAD WEST area for breaching a Closure Order. Closure Orders are put in place to prevent crime and anti-social behaviour, and officers will continue to take robust action against those who fail to comply with the conditions imposed by the court.

Road Safety and Traffic Offences:
We will address concerns relating to speeding, anti-social vehicle use, and traffic sign violations on Switchback Road. This will be achieved through a combination of high-visibility patrols, targeted enforcement activity, and the effective use of partner agency resources. Offenders will be dealt with robustly, including the use of fixed penalty notices, vehicle seizure powers, and prosecution where appropriate.
Lead: PCSO Holmes

Update: Due to operational commitments and periods of high demand, officers have been unable to undertake any significant proactive activity in this area during this period. Dedicated patrols and problem-solving activity will recommence in August.