Crime in Holderness, Kingston upon Hull, City of

We know within Holderness we have the wonderful East Park. As we gear up towards summer the use of the park will increase both in the daytime and the evening with lighter nights. We want to ensure that this is not accompanied by an increase in ASB. To combat this officers will be:
- Engaging in patchwalks with partners
- Working with the Park Rangers to ensure safety of those involved
- Combat ASB through enforcement where required
- Visible patrols

Shop theft continues to effect retail premise across the ward both shops and garages. We will continue to work with business to bring offenders to justice

we have seen an increase in cycle thefts from those working hard within our industrial estates and the large employers who have premises there. We have utilised the skills of our designing out crime officers who provide guidance to premise owners on how to deter theft.
We will be looking to supply safety materials to prevent theft and give safeguarding advice to those involved.
We have a strong working relationship with the businesses on the site and value their support and engagement

Working with our local councillors they have reported residents concerns of vehicles speeding within the James Reckitt Avenue area. We know that everyone should be able to safely enjoy their street without worrying about being put at an increased risk. Councillors have documented vehicles travelling in excess of the speed limit accounting for around 30% of vehicles using the road. We will conduct some speed enforcement and, where appropriate, issue tickets.