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Overview of Blaby

Leicester Forest East, Kirby Muxloe and Glenfield

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Restrictions placed on EDL/UAF marches.Conditions have been imposed, if you breach them you may be,arrested http://t.co/FiPsWfFQ

17:11, Fri 03 Feb
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A good attempt at trying to arrest some local burglars. Unforntunately on this occasion, they slipped the net, work continues to find them.

16:33, Fri 03 Feb
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Keep the engine running WITH YOU IN THE CAR. The 6 I found yesterday running without owners worth approx £80k.Would you pay for that loss.

08:51, Thu 02 Feb
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Please follow @leicspolice and @RobNixonCity for info and updates on the planned marches on Sat. Any questions please direct to @leicspolice

15:16, Wed 01 Feb
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Early morning patrol find 6 vehicles left unattended on driveways with engines running.Wait then knocked on doors & listened to excuses.

09:59, Wed 01 Feb
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The Leicester Forest East neighbourhood beat covers a densely populated Leicester suburb made up of both urban and rural housing as it stretches west from the city along the busy A47 towards Kirby Muxloe. The M1 motorway dissects the district and adds the bustling motorway service areas, both north and south, to the policing responsibilities of the neighbourhood team.

The neighbourhood consists a mix of private housing and rented accommodation with a small number of council owned dwellings. Local amenities are spread throughout the area and include doctors, dentists, general stores, off-licences and primary schools.

The A47 is a busy route that runs between Hinckley, the City of Leicester and eastern parts of the County. It also provides the main means of residents entering and exiting the neighbourhood.

This neighbourhood beat also covers the rural villages of Kirby Muxloe and Glenfield. The area is largely residential but continues to expand, with a number of new housing developments currently underway. Also within the village is the English Heritage owned Kirby Castle, along with a number of shops and three public houses.

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Beat code reference: L55