Following feedback from our community via our various platforms and community engagement events we have decided to continue to focus on Violence Against Women and Girls and feelings of safety in our community.

Supporting the national strategy, officers will be working to reduce violent and psychological crime against women and girls, increasing the feelings of safety in our community.

Local officers will be conducting regular foot patrols in and around Rickmansworth Town Centre and other areas highlighted in a recent Feelings of Safety survey such as in and around Rickmansworth Train Station.

Working closely with schools, officers will be providing preventative and safeguarding advice to our young people.

Following feedback from our community via our various platforms and community engagement events we have decided to focus on speeding drivers, anti-social driving and parking.

Speeding across all areas of Rickmansworth and district is the highest priority according to the feedback received from our community.

Neighbourhood Policing Team officers will be conducting regular speed enforcement activities in the key areas that have been identified as a cause for concern, namely Croxley Green, Chorleywood, Sarratt & Mill End.

Ward officers will utilise tactics, equipment and preventative measures available to them to enforce local speed limits and tackling anti-social driving.

Tackling shoplifting and retail crime.

Officers will be continuing to conduct regular patrols in retail centres to be a visible deterrent to those looking to commit crime.

Action will be taken against those caught shoplifting and criminal behaviour orders sought for repeat offenders.