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Our aim is to provide a truly local policing service – communities working together with officers and partner agencies, to identify and deal with issues that matter most to them. Responding to and working closely with our communities solves problems, reduces crime and the fear of crime, and helps build trust and confidence in our service. Our approach is shaped by our vision to deliver exceptional policing for the people of Norfolk, by protecting communities, delivering exceptional services, and building and sustaining trust.
Anti-social behaviour in Gt Yarmouth Town Centre.
Issued 14 May 2025
To address anti-social behaviour we have:
• Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) launched 1st April by the council that gives more powers to tackle anti-social behaviour (ASB) within the Gt Yarmouth borough.
• Regular high visibility foot patrols across town centre particularly around hotspot areas where we tend to see anti-social behaviour.
• Addressing the PSPO issuing breaches and dispersal notices and also arresting those that are committing a criminal offence.
• Two action days completed in February targeting illegally modified cycles. 14 cycles stopped and four have been seized due to being illegal. 1 e-scooter seized as well.
• Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) given to a prolific offenders who commit ASB. Those who continue to cause ASB are being targeted through the ASB escalation model with various warning letters including CPN’s/CPW’s.
• Working with partners such as the council and housing to address local ASB issues including the Rough Sleeper team to help address street homelessness.
• Working closely with retail stores to address ASB concerns.
If you would like to report anti-social behaviour to us you can do so by calling 101 or reporting it via the Norfolk Police website.
Actioned 12 June 2025