CRIME IN TR4 9HP

Monday, January 29, 2024

ISSUE: Mithian Primary SchoolnnOn Monday 29th January 2024 PCSO Conway & PCSO Sleeman attended Mithian School and attended their assembly to talk about the rule of law and emotional intelligence. We also spoke about our jobs and what it entails. This was received really well by the children.

Monday, January 29, 2024

ISSUE: New Temporary Team MembernnPerranporth Neighbourhood Team would like to welcome a new member of the team Oliver Vigo. Oliver is a Tri Service Officer based in Perranporth on a temporary basis working alongside Phil Graham.u00a0

Tuesday, January 23, 2024

ISSUE: Neighbourhood Pop UpnnnTomorrow

Thursday, January 18, 2024

ISSUE: Local Youth EngagementnnEngaging with local youths with early intervention and referrals is a key part of neighbourhood policing. There has been an increase in reports of young persons involved in suspected substance misuse in the ST AGNES / MOUNT HAWKE areas in recent months. We encourage residents to please report their concerns online or via crime stoppers.

Thursday, January 18, 2024

ISSUE: Tri Service Safety OfficernnTri Service Safety Officer (TSSO) Phil GRAHAM has been joined in recent weeks in the Perranporth area by his colleague TSSO Ollie VIGO. (Not to be confused with Vigo Von Homburg Deutsschendorf from Ghostbusters 2!)u00a0nTogether they have been busy attending incidents and providing vital support to our emergency services. They have attended multiple ambulance calls

Thursday, January 18, 2024

ISSUE: Dwelling Burglary St Newlyn EastnnA recent dwelling burglary in ST NEWLYN EAST is currently being investigated

Thursday, January 18, 2024

ISSUE: School Patrols PerranporthnnThe local team at PERRANPORTH have see a busy but well spirited Christmas and new year. With the children back at school

Tuesday, November 28, 2023

ISSUE: CrimestoppersnnWeb pages you might find interesting . u00a0Please also follow and share our regional facebook page

Monday, September 11, 2023

ISSUE: Local prioritiesnnCurrently our Highest Priorities are

Monday, September 11, 2023

ISSUE: Premises ClosurennnOn the 31st August

Thursday, June 15, 2023

ISSUE: Neighbourhood Watch NewsletternnWe are approaching the summer which can be one of our busiest times.u00a0 The nicer weather and increase in visitors can impact on the level of our demands.u00a0 Hopefully people will continue to see more officers u2018out and aboutu2019 on the streets; thatu2019s one of my priorities for the policing sector.u00a0 As some may know we received additional funding for proactive patrols through the Safer Streets Funding programme.u00a0 Thatu2019s enabled us to put officers out on patrol with the aim to improve on our visibility

Friday, May 5, 2023

ISSUE: Operation LokinnNEIGHBOURHOOD police in Truro have launched a new operation as part of its work to keep the county one of the safest places in the country. Operation Loki launched in Truro on 17 April and is currently ongoing.nThe operation will run for four weeks in the location and will highlight policing tactics including high-visibility patrols

Tuesday, March 28, 2023

ISSUE: Cuppa with a CoppernnPC Lovell along with PCSO Conway & TSO Graham attended age concern coffee morning in Perranporth. It was a really good turn out and well reserved. Lots of promotional work was conducted regarding home security

Sunday, February 12, 2023

ISSUE: Anti-Social behaviour & Youth EngagementnnThe PERRANPORTH u00a0Neighbourhood team are committed to tackling Anti-Social Behaviour and seek resolutions to identified ASB issues. Officers will patrol hot spots to prevent disorder and offer a visible presence to deter offending behaviour. The NPT team work closely with partner agencies and will look to take positive action when necessary and through the ASB escalation process in accordance with the Cornwall Council ASB priorities. u00a0We will look to engage with the youth

Sunday, February 12, 2023

ISSUE: Drug Use and SupplynnThe team aim to gather and act on any intelligence in relation to drug use and supply within the community.u00a0 This may result in the execution of Misuse of Drugs Act warrants and disruption work. Drug use can often link to other safeguarding concerns of vulnerability. We will work closely with our partner agencies to identify and protect those linked to County Lines exploitation.nHAVE SOME IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE?nACTION: Update

Sunday, February 12, 2023

ISSUE: Vulnerability reductionnnWe focus on safeguarding the vulnerable by committing to working closely with partner agencies to identify and protect individuals within our community. We have an officer dedicated as a safeguarding lead and the entire team work with schools

Sunday, February 12, 2023

ISSUE: Engagement with our CommunitiesnnThe team will engage with local people by publicising and attending local events where individuals can speak in person to their local officers. u00a0We will listen and prioritise our response to local concerns of both residents and businesses and provide regular

Friday, February 10, 2023

ISSUE: Anti Social behaviour PorthtowannnRegular patrols to be conducted to reduce ASB in the area of the boating lake and children's play park