Grantham Police

10/10/2026

Lincolnshire Police & Reporting Crime Contacting your local Neighbourhood Policing Team

Did you know you can find contact details for your Neighbourhood Policing Team on the internet?

If you visit the Lincolnshire Police website (https://www.lincs.police.uk/) Home | Lincolnshire Police (https://lincs.police.uk/) you will be able to enter your area or postal code into a search box.
This will then direct you to information about your local neighbourhood policing team and area including;

An online tool to contact your local team
Crime information
Information about your local Police stations
Names of your local neighbourhood policing team
Latest social media posts
Latest news stories from Lincolnshire Police
Information on meetings and events

REPORTING CRIME
Is it an emergency?
Does it feel like the situation could get heated or violent very soon? Is someone in immediate danger? Do you need support right away? If so, please call 999 now.

If you have a hearing or speech impairment, use our textphone service 18000 or text Lincolnshire Police on 999 if you’ve pre-registered with the emergencySMS service.

Report a none emergency on 101 or online

Please do not report an incident directly via email. Individual and team email accounts are not monitored 24/7 and so your incident may not been seen in a timely manner

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Report lost or found property | Lincolnshire Police (https://lincs.police.uk/)
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How to report a lost or stolen vehicle | Lincolnshire Police (https://lincs.police.uk/

06/10/2026

Make your voice heard about your local area!

Answer our priority survey about the issues that matter to you in your local community on Lincolnshire Alert here: https://survey.lincolnshirealert.co.uk/
We know leaving your feedback here is tempting, but it is essential to us that we gather all the results in one place

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19/09/2026

You said parks and public spaces were a concern. We're listening.

Our officers continue to carry out high-visibility patrols in Grantham, focusing on anti-social behaviour, illegal e-bike use and public safety around parks and waterways.

We remain committed to making these spaces safer for everyone who lives, works and visits the area.

Thank you to everyone who continues to report concerns and share information with us.

18/09/2026

We are appealing for information after two people were injured outside of a club in Market Place, Grantham.

Officers have been following multiple lines of enquiry in the weeks after the incident was recorded and are now turning to our community for assistance.

We were called to a report of a disturbance in the Market Place area on Sunday 16 August at 2.25am.

Two people sustained injuries consistent with being punched and kicked.

If you have any information that could further assist our enquiries, there are a number of ways to get in touch:

By emailing [email protected], quoting ‘Incident 53 16/08/2026’ in the subject line.

By telling us about concerns via the 'Tell us about' section of our website: https://www.lincs.police.uk/tua/tell-us-about/

By speaking with us while we’re on foot patrols

Or anonymously, via the Crimestoppers website: https://crimestoppers-uk.org/give-information/forms/give-information-anonymously

All information is handled sensitively and confidentially.

16/09/2026

Do you think illegal e-bike use is an issue in your area?

Our survey is still open - share your opinion and experience of e-bikes: https://survey.lincolnshirealert.co.uk/Survey/GUID/970c11f9-6768-48d0-935c-30bffd3ed854

15/09/2026

I’ll be out on foot patrol in Grantham from around 4pm today, following recent concerns regarding anti-social behaviour in the area.
I’ll be carrying out high-visibility patrols and speaking with members of the community to understand the issues you’re experiencing and help tackle ASB where possible.
If you see me out and about, please come and say hello! 👋
If you have any questions, concerns, or information you’d like to pass on, I’d be more than happy to have a chat.
Your feedback is really important in helping us understand what’s happening locally and where we need to focus our attention.
Hope to see some of you out and about this afternoon!
PC Tomlinson

14/09/2026

Illegal use of e-bikes can put pedestrians and other park users at risk.

Officers are carrying out patrols across Grantham to identify those riding illegally or dangerously in public spaces.

We're encouraging riders to act responsibly and reminding everyone that enforcement action may be taken where offences are identified.

Let's work together to keep our parks and pathways safe for everyone.

Report any concerns via 101 or online. Always call 999 in an emergency.

You can tell us your opinion and experience of e-bikes by completing this survey: https://survey.lincolnshirealert.co.uk/Survey/GUID/970c11f9-6768-48d0-935c-30bffd3ed854

10/09/2026

Have you seen wanted man Aaron Kelly?

We are appealing for help to locate wanted man Aaron Kelly, 42, of no fixed address.

He is wanted for failing to answer police bail and attend court.

He is believed to frequent the Grantham area on a regular basis.

If you have information that may help located him, please get in touch by email at [email protected], quoting reference number ‘26000492046’ in the subject line. Or contact the independent charity anonymously online at https://crimestoppers-uk.org/ or by calling 0800 555111.

07/09/2026

Nobody should feel uncomfortable using their local parks.

We're carrying out regular patrols in Grantham's parks to address anti-social behaviour and ensure residents, visitors and families can enjoy these spaces safely.

From nuisance behaviour to criminal damage and disorder, we're listening to concerns and taking action.

Have you witnessed ASB? Report it to us so we can continue targeting hotspot locations.

Report any concerns via 101 or online. Always call 999 in an emergency.

02/09/2026

Today our neighbourhood team is back out on patrol in Wyndham Park and Dysart Park.

These patrols are part of ongoing work to tackle anti-social behaviour, engage with local residents and address issues identified by the community.

If you see our officers and PCSOs, come and say hello. We're always keen to hear about the concerns that matter most to you.

Report any concerns via 101 or online. Always call 999 in an emergency.