November- Have your say

November- Have your say

Dear Resident

Firstly, we hope you had a safe and enjoyable Halloween and that any celebrations over the weekend were fun and trouble-free.

As your local neighbourhood policing team, we are keen to hear from residents about any issues, concerns, or information that you would like to share with us.

You know your community better than anyone, and the information you provide is invaluable in helping us identify problems, tackle crime, and improve the safety of our neighbourhoods. Whether it relates to anti-social behaviour, suspicious activity, drug-related concerns, vehicle crime, speeding, nuisance bikes, shoplifting, or any other matter affecting your area, we would like to hear from you.

You do not need to be certain that criminal activity is taking place for us to be interested. Information that may seem insignificant on its own can often help us build a wider picture of what is happening locally and assist with ongoing investigations or future policing activity.

We are also keen to hear about any positive feedback, community issues, or local priorities that matter to you. Understanding what concerns residents most helps us focus our patrols and resources where they are needed most.

Please take a few moments to reply to this message and let us know:

• Are there any issues affecting your area that you would like us to be aware of?
• Have you witnessed any suspicious behaviour or activity?
• Are there locations where you would like to see more police presence?
• Is there anything you feel we could do differently to better support the community?

Every response is read and considered. Your feedback and information genuinely help shape our local policing priorities and ensure that we are addressing the issues that matter most to residents.

Please note: If you need to report a crime, ongoing incident, or require police assistance, please do not reply to this message. Instead, report non-emergency matters via 101 or online through the Northamptonshire Police website. In an emergency, or if a crime is in progress and there is an immediate risk to life or property, always call 999.

Thank you for your continued support. We look forward to hearing from you and working together to keep our communities safe.

Please reply directly to this message with any concerns, information, community issues, or feedback you would like to share. Even a small piece of information could make a significant difference.

Kind regards,

Philip