Howdenshire

Rebecca Addinell

PCSO

Matt Cheetham

Police Sergeant

Rob Danby

Inspector

Liz Johnson

Pcso

Damien Mcmahon

Sergeant

Ollie Turner

PC - Neighbourhood Beat Officer

Local Priority Issues

Priority	Action taken
Tackling Anti Social Behaviour (ASB) Issued 02 October 2026	There has been a noted increase in ASB in the south eastern area of Howdenshire. The Neighbourhood Policing Team will be carrying out patrols in these areas to be a visible presence in the villages. Should any ASB be identified, positive action will be taken in the form of the Fairway process through the East Riding of Yorkshire Council ASB team or other appropriate referrals should any criminal offences be identified. At the moment, we are not at the stage of requiring any Problem Solving packages for any specific areas. We hope that through active patrols and engagement with local young people, we can prevent any escalation of ASB. Presentations in schools have already taken place and local PCSO's are attending local youth groups as a form of positive engagement. If you experience or witness any ASB in your local area, please report this via 101 or online at www.humberside.police.uk Actioned 05 December 2026
Road Safety and Casualty Reduction issues continue to be a consistent priority within the Howdenshire area. Issued 01 October 2026	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. You can report certain road traffic offences via Operation Snap on the Humberside Police website by following the link below: https://www.humberside.police.uk/police-forces/humberside-police/areas/campaigns/campaigns/operation-snap/ Actioned 01 December 2026

Priority

Action taken

Tackling Anti Social Behaviour (ASB)

Issued 02 October 2026

There has been a noted increase in ASB in the south eastern area of Howdenshire.

The Neighbourhood Policing Team will be carrying out patrols in these areas to be a visible presence in the villages.

Should any ASB be identified, positive action will be taken in the form of the Fairway process through the East Riding of Yorkshire Council ASB team or other appropriate referrals should any criminal offences be identified.

At the moment, we are not at the stage of requiring any Problem Solving packages for any specific areas. We hope that through active patrols and engagement with local young people, we can prevent any escalation of ASB.

Presentations in schools have already taken place and local PCSO's are attending local youth groups as a form of positive engagement.

If you experience or witness any ASB in your local area, please report this via 101 or online at www.humberside.police.uk

Actioned 05 December 2026

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

Issued 01 October 2026

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.

You can report certain road traffic offences via Operation Snap on the Humberside Police website by following the link below:

https://www.humberside.police.uk/police-forces/humberside-police/areas/campaigns/campaigns/operation-snap/

Actioned 01 December 2026