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Bakewell is located within the Peak District one of the best National Parks Your Safer Neighbourhood Team (SNT) is Supported by Police Officers & Police Community Support Officers dedicated to policing your area.
We are Based at Bakewell Fire Station at the edge of the town on Buxton Road, Bakewell We work with Partner Agencies to make your area a safer place to live and visit. You can contact us and help decide where you think our priorities and focus should be along with any Neighbourhood issues affecting you.
High Visibility Presence, Enforcement, Community Engagement
Issued 01 April 2026
1. High Visibility Presence:
o Regular patrols by Safer Neighbourhood Officers to monitor and address parking concerns, especially during peak tourist periods.
2. Enforcement:
o Work with local authority parking enforcement teams to issue penalties for illegal or obstructive parking.
o Target repeat offenders and problem areas identified through community feedback.
3. Community Engagement:
o Liaise with residents, businesses, and visitors to raise awareness of parking regulations.
o Promote alternative parking options and encourage responsible parking through social media and local signage.
4. Partnership Working:
o Collaborate with Derbyshire Dales District Council and Highways to review signage, road markings, and potential long-term solutions.
5. Intelligence-Led Approach:
o Monitor reports and complaints to identify peak times and high-risk locations.
o Share updates and enforcement outcomes with the community to maintain transparency.