(AB8) Ware Chadwell Ward

Your local Neighbourhood Policing Team works to prevent crime and anti-social behaviour in this area. They also respond to issues or concerns, conduct regular patrols and hold surgeries to share crime prevention advice.

Other units also work in this area, responding to emergency calls (Response) and investigating crimes (Crime Investigation Department).

Your local contactable officer is listed as PC Conner Cowie below, you can also contact us via our website or call 101.
If it is an emergency, you should always call 999.

Conner Cowie

Police Constable

Luke Collyer

Sergeant

Nathan Howson

Inspector

Local Priority Issues

Priority	Action taken
Reduce vehicle-related anti-social behaviour in Stanstead Abbotts High Street. Issued 01 January 2026	Several operations have taken place in Stanstead Abbotts under Operation Tonnage, during which vehicles over 7.5 tonnes are stopped, spoken to, and advised regarding the weight restriction. Repeat offenders have been identified during these operations and as a result have been issued tickets. Ongoing monitoring and enforcement will continue. There are still some vehicles breaching the 7.5 tonne limit; however, following recent local enforcement operations, the number of offending vehicles has reduced, with most now diverting via alternative routes. Officers have carried out targeted patrols, engaged with drivers, and issued warnings where appropriate, taking enforcement action against those who repeatedly or deliberately ignore the restriction. Actioned 01 March 2026
Reduce anti-social behaviour in Lady Margaret Gardens, Fanhams Hall Road and King George Park, in Ware. Issued 01 January 2026	Over recent weeks, your local Safer Neighbourhood Team has been actively patrolling priority areas including King George Park, Lady Margaret Gardens, and Fanham’s Hall Road, responding to community concerns around anti social behaviour. Ware & Stanstead Abbotts NPT officers and PCSOs have carried out frequent high visibility patrols across the area. No issues have been identified during multiple checks of King George Park and Lady Margaret Gardens. We have coordinated with the Future Hope Bus team (Youth Development workers). Their team will support youth engagement work to help reduce ASB in the priority location. We will continue to respond to reports of ASB involving local youths, ensuring victim safeguarding and ongoing monitoring of hotspot areas. We remain committed to: • Maintaining a visible presence • Engaging with young people • Working in partnership with local services • Taking positive action where offences occur Actioned 01 March 2026

Priority

Action taken

Reduce vehicle-related anti-social behaviour in Stanstead Abbotts High Street.

Issued 01 January 2026

Several operations have taken place in Stanstead Abbotts under Operation Tonnage, during which vehicles over 7.5 tonnes are stopped, spoken to, and advised regarding the weight restriction. Repeat offenders have been identified during these operations and as a result have been issued tickets. Ongoing monitoring and enforcement will continue.

There are still some vehicles breaching the 7.5 tonne limit; however, following recent local enforcement operations, the number of offending vehicles has reduced, with most now diverting via alternative routes. Officers have carried out targeted patrols, engaged with drivers, and issued warnings where appropriate, taking enforcement action against those who repeatedly or deliberately ignore the restriction.

Actioned 01 March 2026

Reduce anti-social behaviour in Lady Margaret Gardens, Fanhams Hall Road and King George Park, in Ware.

Issued 01 January 2026

Over recent weeks, your local Safer Neighbourhood Team has been actively patrolling priority areas including King George Park, Lady Margaret Gardens, and Fanham’s Hall Road, responding to community concerns around anti social behaviour.

Ware & Stanstead Abbotts NPT officers and PCSOs have carried out frequent high visibility patrols across the area. No issues have been identified during multiple checks of King George Park and Lady Margaret Gardens.

We have coordinated with the Future Hope Bus team (Youth Development workers). Their team will support youth engagement work to help reduce ASB in the priority location.

We will continue to respond to reports of ASB involving local youths, ensuring victim safeguarding and ongoing monitoring of hotspot areas.

We remain committed to:
• Maintaining a visible presence
• Engaging with young people
• Working in partnership with local services
• Taking positive action where offences occur

Actioned 01 March 2026

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