Oadby

You have told us that Road Safety is a priority, this includes things like Speeding, Insurance, MOT and driving offences.

Police Volunteers have conducted vehicle speed checks at several locations in Oadby, including Manor Road, Launde Road, Uplands Road, Brabazon Road, Wigston Road, Ash Tree Road. From the data, Police Officers have conducted Road Safety Operations in Oadby enforcing traffic offences, such as speeding, use of mobile phones whilst driving, no seat belts, and vehicles with no MOT, TAX, or Insurance.
If you are concerned about speeding you can report your concerns to the Road Safety Partnership at https://www.speedorsafety.com/

You have told us that Anti-Social behaviour causes you concern. This can be things like excessive noise, parties, smoking drugs and more. We will be working with partners to ensure we can tackle these issues and reduce their occurrence.

Your local Police Beat Team and Response Officers have regularly patrolled locations as reported by yourselves re: Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) and Drug related incidents.

Some incidents of ASB, where youths were gathering and causing nuisance to residents in Bell St park have been focused on by the beat team who have worked with partners to educate those involved and reduce reported incidents.

Officers have stop checked several persons and vehicles, involved in drugs, in the last couple of months, from information provided by yourselves, and again reduction in reported drugs related incidents.

You told us that you were concerned about vehicle crime. This can be theft of motor vehicles or theft from motor vehicles, this also includes theft of tools from vans and theft of catalytic convertors.

Officers have conducted regular patrols of the areas where offences have occurred, we also use covert and overt tactics to target offences. We will continue to do this going forward.
In the last few months, catalytic convertors and number plates were the main theft from vehicles offences reported. CCTV provided valuable intelligence on the times the offences were happening and possible vehicles involved, to assist in our patrol strategy. There has been a significant reduction in these reports.