This month’s update for Abbey and Ryemead is given by PC Andrew Gilbert:
This has proved a relatively tricky month in that the weather has severely hampered and dictated the work we have done.
Anti-Social Behaviour
The anti-social behaviour around the Poets Corner area seems to have stopped since we set up a proactive operation last month. This month we have concentrated on the areas around Wendover Street, West End Road and West End Street. Unfortunately our operations have coincided with the bad weather which has meant that there has been very little anti-social behaviour. We will continue with this operation in the New Year.
Speeding
There are no new issues this month.
Parking
There are no new parking issues this month. During December we spent a lot of time monitoring the school parking situation outside Beechview School. During times when parents pick up children there is a lot of vehicle movement and congestion but the parking was not illegal nor causing any obstructions.
In the last month there has been an increase in theft from motor vehicles. Very valuable catalytic converters are being stolen which are often only attached to cars by the loosest of methods.
Community Messaging
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Offenders Brought to Justice
A man was charged with drug possession on the London Road
A man was given a penalty notice for criminal damage outside B&Q.
A man was cautioned with drugs possession on Queen’s Road
A man was cautioned with criminal damage on the London Road
A man was charged with four counts of theft from motor vehicle from the Wye Industrial Trading Estate
Three men were charged with two burglaries on Daws Hill Lane.
Christmas and New Year proved very busy as we expected with resources stretched to the limit. I hope you all had a pleasant seasonal break and are fully refreshed for the New Year ahead.
This month we have our Have Your Say Meeting on Monday 10 January at 1pm at Wycombe Leisure Centre. Hope to see you there.
