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01/11/2026

🚔💙 Positive Changes at Granville Car Park 💙🚔

👮‍♀️ Following concerns raised by residents regarding anti-social behaviour and the misuse of vehicles at Granville Car Park, we wanted to provide an update on the work that has been carried out.

🤝 Working alongside our partners, a number of improvements have now been introduced throughout the car park. New warning signage has been installed, highlighting that anti-social use of vehicles will not be tolerated and that police can take action under Section 59 of the Police Reform Act 2002.

🛑 In addition, new 5 MPH speed limit signs have been put up to help promote safer driving within the car park, and improve safety for all users.

✅ New anti-social behaviour warning signs installed
✅ New 5mph speed limit signs installed
✅ Continued police patrols of the area
✅ Ongoing partnership working to address community concerns

🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️ The anti-social use of vehicles can pose a significant risk to pedestrians and other car park users. There have been concerns around vehicles being driven irresponsibly within the site and, whilst thankfully nobody has been seriously injured, it is important that proactive measures are taken to prevent harm and improve safety for everyone who uses the area.

🏡 We understand the impact that anti-social behaviour and inconsiderate driving can have on local residents and visitors.

💙 We remain committed to working alongside partner agencies to make Granville Car Park a safer and more welcoming space for everyone.

🙏 Thank you to everyone who has continued to report concerns and support this work. Your feedback helps us identify issues and work together towards positive solutions.

PCSO Michelle.
💙 🤝 🚔 🏡 👮‍♀️

31/10/2026

🚔 YOU SAID IT. WE LISTENED. WE TOOK ACTION. 🚔

📢 GRANVILLE ROAD CAR PARK – BEAT PRIORITY UPDATE

You told us that Granville Road car park was becoming a concern due to vehicle-related anti-social behaviour (ASB) and speeding. We listened to your concerns and made it one of our beat priorities. 👮‍♂️🤝

Tonight, officers were out on the car park, and we took positive action! 🚨

🚗 A vehicle was stopped after being driven at excessive speed and in a manner likely to cause alarm, harassment and distress.

⚠️ The driver admitted driving at speeds in excess of 45 MPH.

🛑 The driver was dealt with, and the vehicle was seized using Section 59 powers.

💬 In a positive reflection, the driver also thanked officers for seizing the vehicle, acknowledging that he needed to learn from the experience and recognising that his driving could have caused an accident.

⚖️ LET’S BE CLEAR: Dangerous and anti-social driving will not be tolerated. Our car parks and roads are shared spaces, and everyone has the right to use them without fear of reckless driving or anti-social behaviour.

👊 YOUR CONCERNS MATTER. YOUR VOICE MAKES A DIFFERENCE.

When you tell us what is affecting your community, we listen, we set priorities, and we take action.

We will continue to target those who use vehicles irresponsibly and put others at risk.

💙 Working together to make our community safer.

PCSO Vince PCSO Michelle

31/10/2026

🎃👻 HALLOWEEN PATROLS… WITH AN UNEXPECTED TWIST! 🚔🔥

Whilst out on our ASB Halloween patrols, keeping our community safe, we were flagged down by a member of the public who alerted us to a fire on Aylestone Meadows. 🚨🔥

The Fire Service 🚒 attended, but there was just one small problem… there was no access for the fire engine to reach the fire! 😬

So, what happened next? Well… you couldn’t make it up! 😂👇

🚔 POLICE TAXI SERVICE TO THE RESCUE! 🚒

Yes, you guessed it! We loaded the firefighters and their kit into our police car and transported them as close to the fire as we could. Talk about going above and beyond the call of duty! 😂👏

We reckon the firefighters enjoyed their police car experience… although we’re not sure whether they’ll be requesting blue-light transport for their next shift! 🚨🤣

🔥 Jokes aside, this was partnership working at its very best. 🔥

This incident highlights just how important it is for our emergency services to work together to keep our communities safe. A quick-thinking member of the public took the time to stop and alert us, allowing us to help the Fire Service access the incident despite the challenging location.

🙏 A huge thank you to the member of the public who stopped to speak to us. Without that vital information and a bit of teamwork, accessing the fire could have been much more difficult, potentially allowing it to spread.

🤝🚔🚒 Different uniforms, different roles, but one shared goal: keeping our community safe.

And who said Halloween patrols were all about ghosts, ghouls and anti-social behaviour? 👻🎃 Sometimes, they involve an unexpected passenger or two!

Stay safe this Halloween, look out for one another, and remember — partnership working really does make a difference! ❤️

PCSO Vince and PCSO Michelle

31/10/2026

They say there's some things that go bump in the night,
But can we ask if you trick or treat that you leave out the fright,
Some folk don't like people knocking on their front door,
Please move on as they'll be sweets somewhere else I'm sure,
Let's all be respectful at this spooky ghoulish time,
And share with the tricksters this lovely little rhyme 😎

Sgt Alex

31/10/2026

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PCSO Spencer.

29/10/2026

Good afternoon, Clarendon Park Community,

Just for your information, your local neighbourhood beat officer, PCSO 6614 Ammo Sanghera, will be at Morrisons Supermarket, Counting House Road, this afternoon from 5:00pm for one hour.

If you are in the area and would like to raise any concerns, report local issues, or simply speak with a member of your local policing team, please feel free to pop in and say hello.

These officer drop-in sessions are provided by your local neighbourhood beat team to give members of the community the opportunity to speak with their local officers face-to-face, discuss any concerns, and receive crime prevention and community safety advice.

We look forward to meeting you.

PCSO 6614 Ammo Sanghera
Clarendon Park Neighbourhood Team.

29/10/2026

🎃 This Halloween respect your neighbours and the community.

We want everyone to Enjoy Halloween just think before you act as this time of year as policing demand increase and we want to attend genuine calls. Also think about people behind closed doors the effect it can leave behind so if you see a sign saying no trick or treaters please respect this.

Thank you

PCSO Vince

29/10/2026

How safe do you feel in your neighbourhood? Are we tackling the issues that matter most to you?

Don't just tell us in the comments. Complete our short Confidence Survey so your feedback can be recorded, reviewed and used to help shape local policing across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland.

📝 Take the survey here: https://leicspolice.link/ezQG9

Your voice matters. Make sure it's counted.

28/10/2026

Not sure who to report fly tipping to? Here’s a simple guide.

Report to the police if:
• You see fly tipping happening
• You have details of the person or vehicle involved
• The dumping is linked to other criminal activity
• There is abuse, threats or dangerous behaviour

Report to the council if:
• Fly tipped waste has already been dumped
• You want rubbish cleared from public land
• The waste is on roadsides, alleyways, verges or footpaths
• You’re reporting repeat problems in the same location

Remember: if you pass your waste to an unlicensed carrier and it’s fly tipped, you could be fined too.
Always check they’re licensed and ask for a receipt.

Report fly tipping here: https://leicspolice.link/g3Rfe

Find out more: Fly-tipping and other littering | Leicestershire Police

PCSO Spencer.

28/10/2026

🚶‍♂️🚔 Two obstructions, but two very different situations! 🚤🚲

While out on foot patrol, we came across a vehicle obstructing a cycle lane 🚗🚲. We spoke to the driver, offered some advice, and thankfully, the vehicle was moved. ✅

But that wasn’t the only obstruction we encountered! 👀

Our next one wasn’t on the road at all… it was on the water! 🌊🛶 We came across an obstruction on the waterway that meant no boat could get past. 🚤🚫 This was reported to our waterways partners so they could take the appropriate action.

💡 So, what’s the difference?

Not every obstruction we come across is something we can deal with directly. For example, we don’t enforce parking restrictions such as double yellow lines as a general parking enforcement matter, but we will take action where a vehicle is causing an obstruction to the highway.

That’s why working closely with our partner agencies is so important. 🤝 We each have our own responsibilities, and by working together, we can help keep our roads, pathways and waterways moving safely.

🚲 Two obstructions. One we could deal with directly, and one we referred to the right partners.

Different situations, different responsibilities, but the same goal: keeping everyone moving! 🙌

PCSO Vince

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Euston Street Police Station
Leicester
LE27SZ

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