Parking/ road safety remains a priority in Countesthorpe. This issue is more prevalent in the areas where there are schools, especially Gwendoline Drive. There are also complaints of speeding throughout the beat.

There were a few vehicles reported for not having the right documentation, these vehicles have been recovered or removed and owners advised . We will continue to prioritize parking and obstruction in the Countesthorpe area, especially around the schools .
If you have any road safety issues re parking or abandoned vehicles please ring 101 or report online .

General ASB remains an issue in the area. This is both ASB in public places, mostly involving youths, and more personal ASB in the form of neighbour disputes. Electric scooters are also becoming a concern within Countesthorpe. Local officers are stopping persons on scooters to explain the law around their use. General motor vehicle nuisance around areas of Cosby.

Over the last month we have been dealing with a few neighbour disputes within countesthorpe re parking, we are working with the residents and partner agencies to try and sort out the issues raised. The beat team are also dealing with many shop thefts occurring at Tesco on The Square, we are working with the staff, and management to try and stop these thefts from happening. There were a very few reports of fireworks and knock door runs over bonfire and Halloween night but the majority of people and children were well behaved over this period which was nice to see. , if you are suffering with any kind of Anti social Behaviour please contact us on 101 0r via the website – www.leics.police.uk

Nuisance motorbikes /quad bikes /e-scooters and speeding vehicles in and around the areas of Countesthorpe and Kilby

We have had no reports of Nuisance bike/e-scooters or racing vehicles this month which is good to see, if you have had any issues or have any information regarding nuisance vehicles please call us on 101 or online reporting is available through our Leicestershire police website.
www.leics.police.uk