You told us there was an issue with ASB on Diseworth Road, Castle Donington due to littering and signs of drug use.

We will collate information regarding the issue to determine the cause of the problem.

You will see us patrolling the location and speaking to anyone we locate in this area.

We will deal with any drug possession offences and take action on any related offences such as driving while under the influence of drugs.

We will work with partner agencies to seek longer term solutions including environmental factors such as rubbish bins, lighting, CCTV, signage etc.

So far we have conducted patrol in the area and we recently conducted a patch walk at the location with our Police and Crime commissioner to discuss the problem and to consider what options might be available with his support.

As a result of our heightened presence at this location we are pleased to say reports of ASB in the area have reduced and we have had some positive feedback from residents thanking us for our efforts and the impact it has had on their home lives. This is exactly the reason we target this kind of behaviour and we are really pleased to hear this.

We will keep you updated on this priority.

To re-emphasise the Darker Nights campaign, specifically targeting Castle Donington due to a recent spike in motorbike thefts.

Our crime pattern data shows that there has been a recent spike of motor bike thefts in Castle Donington. You told us that crimes like these where your property is targeted at home has a big impact on communities and that you want us to focus on these types of offences.

We will reintroduce the darker nights campaign in the Village providing crime prevention advise to motorbike owners in an effort to reduce your chances of being a victim of this type of crime.

We are sending out warnings and alerts relevant to this type of crime on our social media pages and on Neighbourhood Link.

We are conducting patrols based on intelligence in order to deter and detain offenders.

Our Neighbourhood Team have contacted victims of theft of motorbike offences and offered crime prevention advice. We also secured some funding for some handlebar locks which we have been giving out to those who have either had their bikes stolen or attempts made to do so.

We have conducted some crime prevention drop in events with our local parish councils where we have engaged with local communities and shared crime prevention advise.

We will keep you posted with any further significant updates on this priority.

You asked us to tackle parking concerns on Station Road, Kegworth to mitigate the risk being caused to vulnerable road users, including school children.

You have been reporting parking concerns on Station Road, Kegworth and tell us it is a regular issue and is putting people in danger.

We will identify the issue and work with the Parish council to alleviate the problem.

As parking concerns are normally not done maliciously we will initially seek to educate vehicle owners and advise them of the issues they are causing.

Those who choose to keep parking in the same manner and anyone who causes an obstruction or a danger to the public will be liable to having their vehicle removed.

So far we have attended the site at various times in the day and night to get an idea of what issues we are facing. We have spoken with lots of residents and issued written warnings to several addresses.

We have also worked with The University of Sutton Bonington after establishing that some of the residents were students there. Together we are getting the message across and we have seen a vast improvement at this early stage.

The engagement we have had with residents and visitors to the effected areas seems to have had a really positive impact. The majority of people have been really positive to our involvement and have adapted their parking habits to the benefit of the wider community.

We have only had to recover a small amount of vehicles after repeated warning were given and not adhered to. We hope this positive action shows our commitment to helping the communities effected by this issue.

We will keep you updated on this beat priority.