Brumby

Brumby Neighbourhood Policing Team

James Dixon

Rebecca Grainger

Police Constable

Amy Lee

PCSO

Richard Longden

Police Constable

Graham Mcinnis

Sergeant

Richard Mirfin

Neighbourhood Policing Inspector

Lucas Parkin

PCSO

Jane Waddingham

PCSO

Christina Williamson

PCSO

Brumby

James Dixon

Rebecca Grainger

Police Constable

Amy Lee

PCSO

Richard Longden

Police Constable

Graham Mcinnis

Sergeant

Richard Mirfin

Neighbourhood Policing Inspector

Lucas Parkin

PCSO

Jane Waddingham

PCSO

Christina Williamson

PCSO

Amy Lee

PCSO

Christina Williamson

PCSO

Graham Mcinnis

Sergeant

James Dixon

Jane Waddingham

PCSO

Lucas Parkin

PCSO

Rebecca Grainger

Police Constable

Richard Longden

Police Constable

Richard Mirfin

Neighbourhood Policing Inspector

Local Priority Issues

Priority	Action taken
Drug Dealing and Drug Related Harm: Westcliff and Riddings Issued 30 July 2026	Drug dealing continues to be a priority for the Neighbourhood Policing Team in Westcliff and Riddings. We are carrying out targeted patrols and proactive operations to identify those involved in the supply of controlled drugs and disrupt criminal activity within the community. Officers continue to develop intelligence, carry out stop searches where legal grounds exist, execute warrants and work alongside partner agencies to tackle the wider harm caused by drug related crime. Information from the public plays a vital role in helping us identify offenders. Please continue to report concerns by calling 101, online via the Humberside Police website or anonymously through Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. Actioned 30 July 2026
Anti Social Behaviour: Westcliff and Riddings Issued 30 July 2026	Tackling anti social behaviour remains a priority for the Neighbourhood Policing Team. We continue to work with local residents, North Lincolnshire Council, Ongo and other partner agencies to address the issues affecting the Westcliff and Riddings community. Officers are carrying out high visibility patrols, targeted enforcement and problem solving to tackle nuisance vehicles, youth related anti social behaviour and repeat locations causing concern. We will continue to work with partners to identify long term solutions that improve the quality of life for local residents. We encourage residents to continue reporting incidents so we can build an accurate picture of local issues and take appropriate action. Actioned 30 July 2026
Protecting Vulnerable People: Westcliff and Riddings Issued 30 July 2026	Protecting vulnerable people remains a key priority for the Neighbourhood Policing Team. We are working closely with partner agencies to identify those at risk of harm, provide safeguarding where appropriate and reduce repeat victimisation. This includes working alongside North Lincolnshire Council, Ongo, Adult and Children’s Services and other agencies to address vulnerability, exploitation and anti social behaviour affecting individuals and the wider community. We remain committed to early intervention, problem solving and supporting those most in need while taking positive action against those responsible for causing harm. Actioned 30 July 2026

Priority

Action taken

Drug Dealing and Drug Related Harm: Westcliff and Riddings

Issued 30 July 2026

Drug dealing continues to be a priority for the Neighbourhood Policing Team in Westcliff and Riddings. We are carrying out targeted patrols and proactive operations to identify those involved in the supply of controlled drugs and disrupt criminal activity within the community.
Officers continue to develop intelligence, carry out stop searches where legal grounds exist, execute warrants and work alongside partner agencies to tackle the wider harm caused by drug related crime.
Information from the public plays a vital role in helping us identify offenders. Please continue to report concerns by calling 101, online via the Humberside Police website or anonymously through Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

Actioned 30 July 2026

Anti Social Behaviour: Westcliff and Riddings

Issued 30 July 2026

Tackling anti social behaviour remains a priority for the Neighbourhood Policing Team. We continue to work with local residents, North Lincolnshire Council, Ongo and other partner agencies to address the issues affecting the Westcliff and Riddings community.
Officers are carrying out high visibility patrols, targeted enforcement and problem solving to tackle nuisance vehicles, youth related anti social behaviour and repeat locations causing concern. We will continue to work with partners to identify long term solutions that improve the quality of life for local residents.
We encourage residents to continue reporting incidents so we can build an accurate picture of local issues and take appropriate action.

Actioned 30 July 2026

Protecting Vulnerable People: Westcliff and Riddings

Issued 30 July 2026

Protecting vulnerable people remains a key priority for the Neighbourhood Policing Team. We are working closely with partner agencies to identify those at risk of harm, provide safeguarding where appropriate and reduce repeat victimisation.
This includes working alongside North Lincolnshire Council, Ongo, Adult and Children’s Services and other agencies to address vulnerability, exploitation and anti social behaviour affecting individuals and the wider community.
We remain committed to early intervention, problem solving and supporting those most in need while taking positive action against those responsible for causing harm.

Actioned 30 July 2026