Crime in Beverley & Newland, Kingston upon Hull, City of

Neighbourhood officers have been conducting hi visibility patrols in and around the area in an effort to identify the youths responsible.

Police surgeries are held regularly where residents are encouraged to report any issues. Any youths found to be causing ASB will be dealt with and referred to partner agencies.

Hull City Council Area team have applied for funding to place metal bollards in front of the shops to try and prevent further issues of bicycles and motorbikes riding dangerously.

In the heart of our communities, as a part of a multi-agency led initiative we have launched the home office programme Clear, Hold, Build to tackle organised crime head on whilst helping to regenerate the community on Orchard Park.

Youth Engagement to continue on the estate over the summer holidays. Following on from successful events held on the MUGAs at Sir Henry Cooper Park, further events are being planned with Tigers Trust.

After receiving complaints about off road motorbikes and electric bikes cutting up the grass on the football pitches on Shaw Park, Hull City council are currently looking at preventative measures to restrict access for bikes and motorbikes. HCC have placed a metal fence up to reduce the risk of bikes getting onto the park. Neighbourhood officers will provide hi visibility patrols in the area.