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Youth Related ASB
Tackling Addiction And Vulnerabilities
Identifying Professional partners
Acquisitive Crime
Issued 01 October 2026
Youth Related Anti-social behaviour:
Reported ASB on Fairfield: Nuisance motorbikes, damage, street drinking and excess noise. We are working with local landowners to address the issue with nuisance bikes as well as conducting regular patrols. We are monitoring ASB locations with regular patrols and CCTV cameras. We are working with High Peak Borough Council to address concerns raised around Granby Road Park to make the area less vulnerable to ASB.
Addiction and Vulnerabilities: Concerns raised around the supply of controlled drugs in the area and the exploitation of vulnerable people by those involved in drug supply. We have been and will continue to conduct safeguarding visits with those at risk of exploitation and conduct enforcement operations to disrupt and deter criminality. Stop/search has been and will continue to be deployed as a tactic where appropriate.
Acquisitive crime: Although, this continues to be a priority, we have seen a decrease in the number of reported incidents from our local retailers. We continue to work with them to identify offenders and add criminal behaviour orders to manage persistent offenders. As we approach winter burglaries tend to increase and targeted patrols and intelligence led policing will be utilised to combat this.