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Your local policing team is made up of dedicated neighbourhood officers and community support officers based in your community, supported by additional officers from the wider area.
We work closely with our partners and engage the community when deciding our policing priorities for your area. By working together we aim to find solutions to longstanding local problems while maintaining our wider focus on preventing crime and antisocial behaviour across Nottinghamshire.
Through consultation with the public and partners it has been decided that the Policing priority for October 2026 to December 2026 on the Aspley ward will remain as tackling Anti-Social Behaviour.
The Police will conduct proactive patrols around the ward with a view to educating and enforcing legislation utilising varying Police tactics and seeking assistance from partner agencies in order to prevent and tackle incidents of ASB within the Aspley ward.
Issued 01 October 2026
Update October 2026
During October 2026 we have taken report of 18 incidents of anti-social behaviour (ASB) on the Aspley ward, and increase the previous month.
An update from the ASB issue at the entrance to Broxtowe Country Park and The Rocks . Some engagement work with the young peole has now taken place and they were reported to being Polite and engaging but stated that there was nothing for them to do in the area . As a result your local Councellors are looking at options to increase youth provision in the area .
As we enter the Firework season can I ask if you have children you talk to them about the dangers of playing with fireworks and also the distress this can cause to Animals and some members of the community .
Stay safe
Actioned 02 November 2026