Partnership Patch Walk – Belgrave Community Update
As part of ongoing partnership work to address concerns raised by local residents, neighbourhood officers recently carried out a patch walk alongside Jethro (Leicester City Council City Warden) and Andy (Highways) 📍. This joint patrol focused on identifying environmental, safety, and enforcement issues within the area and ensuring appropriate action was taken.
Issues Identified and Action Taken
During the patrol, a number of matters were identified and addressed, including:
✅ Jackson Street enforcement activity continuing following complaints raised via a local Member of Parliament
🧾 Businesses issued with legal notices relating to waste disposal responsibilities, with further enforcement action underway
📈 Breaches of Community Protection Warnings (CPWs) identified and escalated for further action
🍺 A significant number of empty alcohol containers found within communal areas, with intelligence to be submitted
🚗 An abandoned and untaxed vehicle located on Harrison Road and subsequently recovered
🚧 Category 1 pavement damage identified by Highways and reported for urgent repair
Working Together for Belgrave
This patrol highlights the strength and value of partnership working, bringing together police and council services to tackle environmental issues, improve public safety, and respond directly to concerns raised by the community 🏘️✅.
By working collaboratively, partners are better able to take swift and targeted action, improve local spaces, and ensure residents feel listened to and supported. Further patrols and follow‑up activity will continue as part of this ongoing work.
The Belgrave Neighbourhood Team would like to thank residents for sharing concerns and supporting partnership efforts to keep the area safe, clean, and welcoming.
Partnership Patch Walk
Partnership Patch Walk – Belgrave Community Update As part of ongoing partnership work to address concerns raised by local residents, neighbourhood officers recently carried out a patch walk alongside Jethro (Leicester City Council City Warden) and Andy (Highways) 📍. This joint patrol focused on identifying environmental, safety, and enforcement issues within the area and ensuring appropriate action was taken. Issues Identified and Action Taken During the patrol, a number of matters were identified and addressed, including:
✅ Jackson Street enforcement activity continuing following complaints raised via a local Member of Parliament 🧾 Businesses issued with legal notices relating to waste disposal responsibilities, with further enforcement action underway 📈 Breaches of Community Protection Warnings (CPWs) identified and escalated for further action 🍺 A significant number of empty alcohol containers found within communal areas, with intelligence to be submitted 🚗 An abandoned and untaxed vehicle located on Harrison Road and subsequently recovered 🚧 Category 1 pavement damage identified by Highways and reported for urgent repair
Working Together for Belgrave This patrol highlights the strength and value of partnership working, bringing together police and council services to tackle environmental issues, improve public safety, and respond directly to concerns raised by the community 🏘️✅. By working collaboratively, partners are better able to take swift and targeted action, improve local spaces, and ensure residents feel listened to and supported. Further patrols and follow‑up activity will continue as part of this ongoing work. The Belgrave Neighbourhood Team would like to thank residents for sharing concerns and supporting partnership efforts to keep the area safe, clean, and welcoming.
