Ashby Central

Ashby Central Neighbourhood Policing Team

Nigel Grant

Police Constable

Sarah Kelleher-Young

Sergeant

Pete Musgrave

Inspector

Victoria Petty

PCSO

Thomas Susewitz

Police Constable

Sophie Walmsley

Police Constable

Local Priority Issues

Priority	Action taken
Operation Yellow Fin - Anti social motorbike use. Ashby Central and Lakeside Issued 09 November 2026	Pro-active patrols to continue to be carried out in the area. Officers have already seized two motorbikes from the identified group of young people. Actions: - Plain clothes and high visibility patrols to be completed in the area to further identify and seize any vehicles - Young people to be identified as being responsible for riding the motorbikes, these young people to be spoken too and positive action to be taken against them. If you have any information about who may be riding the off road motorbikes or where they may be stored, please contact the local Neighbourhood Policing Team, Humberside Control Room on 101 or Crimestoppers. Actioned 10 August 2026
Shop theft Issued 09 November 2026	Shop theft continues to be an issue in Towns across the UK. There continues to be shop theft in the Ashby area. We will seek to gain Criminal Behaviour Orders against repeat offenders, banning them from targeted shops. We will work with Criminal Justice partners to gain convictions against repeat offenders. The NPT will also work with partners to disrupt identified repeat offenders. Ashby have recently relaunched the Shop Watch scheme and will prioritise getting all retail businesses in the Ashby area signed up to the scheme Actioned 10 August 2026
Belmont Street Anti-social behaviour Issued 06 August 2026	There have been a number of reports of ASB in the Belmont Street area of Ashby. As a team we have raised a multi-agency plan to tackle this issue and a number of the young people have been interviewed for a range of criminal offences. Safer neighbourhoods have installed a CCTV camera in the area to act as a deterrent and also for evidence gathering purposes. A number of ASB referrals have been made and visits conducted to the young people and their parents/carers to discuss their behaviours and the impact on the community. NPT will continue regular patrols of the area and will continue to work with a multi agency approach where necessary. Actioned 06 August 2026

Priority

Action taken

Operation Yellow Fin - Anti social motorbike use. Ashby Central and Lakeside

Issued 09 November 2026

Pro-active patrols to continue to be carried out in the area. Officers have already seized two motorbikes from the identified group of young people.

Actions:
- Plain clothes and high visibility patrols to be completed in the area to further identify and seize any vehicles
- Young people to be identified as being responsible for riding the motorbikes, these young people to be spoken too and positive action to be taken against them.

If you have any information about who may be riding the off road motorbikes or where they may be stored, please contact the local Neighbourhood Policing Team, Humberside Control Room on 101 or Crimestoppers.

Actioned 10 August 2026

Shop theft

Issued 09 November 2026

Shop theft continues to be an issue in Towns across the UK. There continues to be shop theft in the Ashby area.

We will seek to gain Criminal Behaviour Orders against repeat offenders, banning them from targeted shops.
We will work with Criminal Justice partners to gain convictions against repeat offenders.

The NPT will also work with partners to disrupt identified repeat offenders.

Ashby have recently relaunched the Shop Watch scheme and will prioritise getting all retail businesses in the Ashby area signed up to the scheme

Actioned 10 August 2026

Belmont Street Anti-social behaviour

Issued 06 August 2026

There have been a number of reports of ASB in the Belmont Street area of Ashby. As a team we have raised a multi-agency plan to tackle this issue and a number of the young people have been interviewed for a range of criminal offences.

Safer neighbourhoods have installed a CCTV camera in the area to act as a deterrent and also for evidence gathering purposes.
A number of ASB referrals have been made and visits conducted to the young people and their parents/carers to discuss their behaviours and the impact on the community.

NPT will continue regular patrols of the area and will continue to work with a multi agency approach where necessary.

Actioned 06 August 2026