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04/11/2026

Beat Team Proactive Arrest

Officers from the Beat Team have successfully arrested a male in Shepshed who was wanted on recall to prison.

Following a number of proactive enquiries and several address checks, officers located the male and carried out the arrest without incident. He is currently being held and is awaiting transfer back to HMP to continue serving his sentence.

This arrest highlights the Beat Team's continued commitment to locating wanted individuals and keeping our communities safe.

PC 1782/1517/4236/1636/1947 & 1188

03/11/2026

NL56 Local Officer Drop In Sessions Cancellation Notice

***NL56 Beat Team***
Covering Quorn, Rothley, Swithland, Ulverscroft, Woodhouse and Woodhouse Eaves

Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances, I have had to cancel my Local Officer Drop in Session at Rothley Library on Thursday 19th November, 10:30am to 12:00pm.

I apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

There will be other opportunities to meet with me during November at the following Local Officer Drop in Sessions:

📍 Rowena Garden Centre ROTHLEY
Tuesday 10th November
9:30am to 11:30am

📍 Street Surgery - Outside SWITHLAND Memorial Hall
Monday 23rd November
6:30pm to 7:30pm

📍 Butler Henderson Café, QUORN
Friday 27th November
10:00am to 12:00pm

If you have any local concerns, issues, or simply wish to speak with your local PCSO, please feel free to come along.

PCSO 6130 Gaynor Colley
NL56 Beat Team 🚔

03/11/2026

📍 NL64 Shepshed, Thorpe Acre, Hathern & Dishley

👮 Local Officer Drop-In Sessions Tomorrow (4th November)

Got a local concern, community issue, or just want to meet your neighbourhood policing team? The NL64 Beat Team will be holding three officer drop-in sessions across the beat area tomorrow.

Come along and have a chat with your local officers at one of the following locations:

📍 Orwell Close Community Room, Loughborough
🕙 10:00am - 11:00am

📍 Longcliffe Road Communal Lounge, Shepshed
🕥 10:30am - 11:30am

📍 Co-op, Knightthorpe Road, Loughborough
🕑 2:00pm - 2:30pm

Whether you'd like to discuss local priorities, report concerns, receive crime prevention advice, or simply meet your neighbourhood team, we'd be pleased to see you there.

02/11/2026

**LOUGHBOROUGH EAST**

🎆 Bonfire Night Safety Reminder from Your Neighbourhood Policing Team 🎆

With Bonfire Night celebrations taking place across our communities, we're reminding everyone to enjoy the festivities safely and responsibly.

✅ Attend organised firework displays where possible.
✅ Keep a safe distance from bonfires and fireworks.
✅ Supervise children at all times.
✅ Keep pets indoors where possible and ensure they have a safe, quiet space.
✅ Never return to a firework once it has been lit.
✅ Dispose of used fireworks responsibly once they have fully cooled.

Please remember that throwing fireworks, using them in public places, or aiming them at people, vehicles or property is dangerous and could result in police action.

If you're hosting your own display, be considerate of your neighbours, particularly young children, elderly residents and pet owners.

Let's work together to keep Bonfire Night safe, enjoyable and respectful for everyone. If you witness anti-social behaviour or criminal activity, please report it to us online or by calling 101. In an emergency, always call 999.

🎇 Stay safe and enjoy the celebrations! 🎇

PCSO 6185 Amey 👮

02/11/2026

A day in the life of Neighbourhood Policing... 🚔🦢

No two days are ever the same for neighbourhood officers!

Today, PC 1408 and PC 1343 were covering response duties and attended a wide range of incidents across the area. From a road rage incident, to a report of a break-in at a construction site, and several obstructions on fast-moving roads, it was certainly a busy shift.

One of the more unusual calls involved a swan that had decided a busy road was the perfect place for an afternoon stroll. After bringing traffic to a standstill and refusing all reasonable requests to move on, the swan left officers with no choice but to intervene.

What followed can only be described as an intense stand-off between officers and one very determined swan. After a brief wrestling match between PC 1343 and the swan on the roadside, the swan was safely detained. However, it wasn't quite ready to cooperate, requiring a second spell of restraint when it managed to nearly free itself while being released.

We're pleased to report that the swan was eventually released safely, no officers suffered any serious injuries to their dignity, and normal relations between police and waterfowl have now resumed.

And yes, before anyone asks... it really was just the one swan. 🦢😂

02/11/2026

***NL 56***
Covering Quorn, Rothley, Swithland, Ulverscroft, Woodhouse and Woodhouse Eaves

🚗🚙 School Parking: A Friendly Reminder 🚗🚙

☔ As the weather gets colder, darker and wetter, the school run becomes a little less appealing, and it can be tempting to park as close to the school gates as possible.

🚙 However, we'd like to remind everyone to please park considerately when dropping off or collecting children from school. Residents who live near schools should be able to access their driveways and homes without finding vehicles blocking entrances, pavements, or junctions. We regularly receive concerns from residents about inconsiderate parking, particularly at busy pick-up and drop-off times.

🧒 Parking safely is also vital for the children. When roads become congested with vehicles parked on both sides, or double parked, it becomes much harder for children and parents to see and be seen when crossing the road. A few extra minutes spent parking safely can make a huge difference to everyone's safety.

🟩 If your child's school has a designated car park or drop-off area, please make use of it. These facilities are there for a reason and help reduce congestion on surrounding roads.

💙 We appreciate that everyone is busy and often in a hurry, but a little consideration goes a long way. By parking responsibly, we can help keep our children safe, reduce frustration for local residents, and make the school run a better experience for everyone.

Thank you for your support and cooperation.
Stay safe - PCSO 6130 Gaynor

01/11/2026

🚔 Loughborough East- Not Exactly Blending In... 🔪

A manon Barrow Street found himself in trouble after being spotted carrying what appeared to be a meat cleaver tucked into his waistband whilst out in public.

Despite a quick change of clothing and the knife later disappearing from view, officers were able to piece together the movements of the suspect using CCTV and other enquiries. The distinctive clothing seen on camera was subsequently recovered, helping progress the investigation.

The result? The suspect was arrested, interviewed and has now been charged with possession of a bladed article in a public place.

A reminder that carrying a knife in public without a lawful reason is a serious offence and will be treated as such.

✅ Charged
✅ Court appearance scheduled
❌ Meat cleavers are not a fashion accessory

Thank you to everyone who continues to report concerns and help us keep our communities safe.

01/11/2026

* BIRSTALL, WANLIP & BROADNOOK *

👮‍♂️ PCSO 6174 Jon has conducted a Local Officer Drop In from the long established Birstall Beat Office this morning on an otherwise sunny November the 1st and will be visiting the Birstall Methodist Church Coffee Shop Warm Space tomorrow, the 2nd of November 2026 between 10am and 12 midday 👍

👮🏻‍♂️ For additional information related to engagements, and other community information, residents are encouraged (unless having already done so) to register with Neighbourhood Link at https://leicspolice.link/Q0NgN and information related to Local Priorities, Crime Statistics et al can be found from the Your Area Search Bar on the Leicestershire Police website.

01/11/2026

👮🏻 🚨 An update from Charnwoods Neighbourhood Policing Area Inspector,on what she has been up to over the Halloween weekend and what the teams have been busy with over the past week. 🚨 👮🏻

31/10/2026

**NL61**

Happy Halloween everyone! 🎃

PCSO 6024 will be out and about across the area this evening, carrying out patrols, engaging with residents, and responding to any reports of anti-social behaviour to help ensure everyone can enjoy a safe and fun Halloween night. 👻🚔

Whether you're heading out trick or treating, attending a Halloween party, or staying at home to welcome visitors, please take a few moments to keep yourselves and others safe:

🎭 Have fun, but be respectful - Halloween is a great opportunity to dress up and enjoy the festivities, but please remember to be considerate of other members of the community. Not everyone celebrates Halloween, so only trick or treat at homes displaying pumpkins, decorations, or signs indicating they are taking part.

🚪 If there's no answer, move on - If somebody doesn't answer the door, please respect their choice and continue to the next house. Repeated knocking can cause unnecessary worry or disturbance.

🎃 Be spooky, not intimidating - Scary costumes are all part of the fun, but avoid behaviour that could frighten vulnerable residents, younger children, or elderly neighbours.

🔦 Stay visible and stay safe - If you're out after dark, wear something reflective or carry a torch so drivers can see you clearly. Stick to well-lit routes where possible and take care when crossing roads.

🍬 Go with friends or family - Younger children should always be accompanied by a responsible adult, and older children should remain with friends and let someone know where they are going.

🔇 Keep noise to a minimum - Please be mindful of residents, particularly later in the evening. Loud shouting, banging on doors, and excessive noise can quickly become anti-social behaviour.

🏡 Respect people's property - Halloween should be enjoyable for everyone. Damage to property, throwing items, trespassing, or targeting homes will not be tolerated and may result in police action.

🤝 Look out for one another - If you see someone who appears lost, vulnerable, or in need of assistance, please help where safe to do so or contact the police if required.

Have a fantastic evening and stay safe! 🧙‍♀️
PCSO 6024

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