Axholme Central

Axholme Central Neighbourhood Policing team

Caitlan Baker

PCSO

Joe Dixon

Police Constable

William Harrison

Sergeant

Pete Musgrave

Inspector

Mark Tennyson

Police Constable

Local Priority Issues

Priority	Action taken
Serious Acquisitive Crime Offences/Traffic Offences (Isle wide but focus is on South and Central) particularly into vehicles of interest relating to burglary. We have recently seen an increase in burglaries in the Isle area, the majority relating to the theft of vehicles from addresses with keys. Please ensure doors are locked, alarms are set and keys are kept in a safe location in your address. Please report any suspicious activity to the Police. There will be increased Police patrolling in the area overnight. Issued 02 November 2026	To incorporate stop/check of vehicles and tickets issued for any offences identified. To offer Crime prevention advice and home visits to victims of domestic burglary/Hanoi Enforcement patrols in the area. Regular social media posts in relation to speeding in and around the Isle and HGVs using WESTGATE ROAD, BELTON. Joint working with neighbouring forces. Crime prevention stock delivered to Epworth Police Station and these will be made into crime prevention packs for victims of burglary Actioned 10 February 2026
Speeding and traffic matters have been raised to the team as a concern for the residents of Axholme Central. This includes parking concerns in Belton and the town centre of Epworth and speeding ward wide. Issued 03 August 2026	The team has worked with North Lincolnshire Councils civil enforcement team to monitor any parking infringements or obstructions in Epworth and will be working in partnership with North Lincolnshire Councils highways team, Safer Neighbourhoods, Humberside Polices traffic and casualty reduction team, the designing out crime officer and the local elected members for Axholme Central to seek a solution for the Belton parking concern. We will continue to deploy the pro laser speed monitoring device at random intervals around the ward as well as working with our colleagues in Safer Roads Humber. Actioned 03 August 2026

Priority

Action taken

Serious Acquisitive Crime Offences/Traffic Offences (Isle wide but focus is on South and Central) particularly into vehicles of interest relating to burglary.

We have recently seen an increase in burglaries in the Isle area, the majority relating to the theft of vehicles from addresses with keys. Please ensure doors are locked, alarms are set and keys are kept in a safe location in your address.

Please report any suspicious activity to the Police.

There will be increased Police patrolling in the area overnight.

Issued 02 November 2026

To incorporate stop/check of vehicles and tickets issued for any offences identified.

To offer Crime prevention advice and home visits to victims of domestic burglary/Hanoi

Enforcement patrols in the area.

Regular social media posts in relation to speeding in and around the Isle and HGVs using WESTGATE ROAD, BELTON.

Joint working with neighbouring forces.

Crime prevention stock delivered to Epworth Police Station and these will be made into crime prevention packs for victims of burglary

Actioned 10 February 2026

Speeding and traffic matters have been raised to the team as a concern for the residents of Axholme Central. This includes parking concerns in Belton and the town centre of Epworth and speeding ward wide.

Issued 03 August 2026

The team has worked with North Lincolnshire Councils civil enforcement team to monitor any parking infringements or obstructions in Epworth and will be working in partnership with North Lincolnshire Councils highways team, Safer Neighbourhoods, Humberside Polices traffic and casualty reduction team, the designing out crime officer and the local elected members for Axholme Central to seek a solution for the Belton parking concern.
We will continue to deploy the pro laser speed monitoring device at random intervals around the ward as well as working with our colleagues in Safer Roads Humber.

Actioned 03 August 2026