(GD1) Arbury 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 Tom Woollard below, you can also contact us via our website or call 101.
If it is an emergency, you should always call 999.

James Lant

Inspector

John Hickmott

Sergeant

Tom Woollard

Police Constable

Local Priority Issues

Priority	Action taken
Fly-tipping in Royston Rural Issued 12 January 2026	Through increased patrols and close partnership working with landowners, farmers and businesses, the Neighbourhood Policing Team will focus on reducing fly-tipping. This will form part of a wider, ongoing effort to reduce rural crime and see further crime prevention initiatives between police and local communities. Actioned 02 March 2026
The unlawful use of E-scooters in Royston Issued 12 January 2026	The issue of the unlawful use of E-scooters has been identified as a concern for Royston residents. The use of E-scooters on public land is not allowed, and can present a danger to pedestrians and other road users alike. The Neighbourhood Policing Team will undertake activities to address this issue including education and, where necessary and appropriate, enforcement of relevant legislation. Actioned 03 March 2026

Priority

Action taken

Fly-tipping in Royston Rural

Issued 12 January 2026

Through increased patrols and close partnership working with landowners, farmers and businesses, the Neighbourhood Policing Team will focus on reducing fly-tipping. This will form part of a wider, ongoing effort to reduce rural crime and see further crime prevention initiatives between police and local communities.

Actioned 02 March 2026

The unlawful use of E-scooters in Royston

Issued 12 January 2026

The issue of the unlawful use of E-scooters has been identified as a concern for Royston residents.
The use of E-scooters on public land is not allowed, and can present a danger to pedestrians and other road users alike. The Neighbourhood Policing Team will undertake activities to address this issue including education and, where necessary and appropriate, enforcement of relevant legislation.

Actioned 03 March 2026

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