MID HOLDERNESS: Monthly Police Newsletter

Dear Resident

What’s happening in Your Area & Community Priorities? 

  33 crimes reported during February.

 Humbertalking has set our priorities, this month we are to:

Seasonal trends are: a. Tackling vehicle Crime

                                       b. Prevention of Residential dwelling Burglaries. 

Here’s a summary of crimes that have been reported across Mid Holderness last month:

Domestic Related incidents: (nine investigations) 

Harassment x3, Assault x 3, Stalking x1, Public Order x2

Residential Burglary reports: (No Reports) 

Business Burglary reports: (No reports) 

Thefts: (nine investigations)

08/02/2026    Theft     A165, LONG RISTON – Make off without payment for fuel.

12/02/2026    Theft     North Street, ALDBROUGH – 2x copper boilers from rear garden.

13/02/2026    Theft     Aldbrough Road, GARTON – Parcel from doorstep. 

11/02/2026    Theft     Willow Grove, ALDBROUGH – Parcel from doorstep 

13/02/2026    Theft     Seaside Road, ALDBROUGH – Parcel from doorstep

11/02/2026    Theft     Grimston lane, GRIMSTON – Parcel from doorstep. 

19/02/2026    Theft     Mappleton Road, Gt HATFIELD– wooden fencing stolen 22/02/2026  Theft     Hull Road, Gt HATFIELD – Diesel taken from construction vehicle

13/02/2026    Theft     Crown Drive, SKIRLAUGH – unauthorised use of bank card

Vehicle Crime: (two investigations)

21/02/2026   damage to vehicles bodywork, Main Road SKIRLAUGH

24/02/2026   Theft of PEUGEOT Van, Main Road, SPROATLEY

Damage: (One investigation)

23/02/2026    graffiti damage to bus shelter, Main Street, SWINE.

Public order x 2, Sexual Offence x1, Harassment x3, Malicious Communication x1, Fraud x2, Dangerous dog x1 and 2x anti-social behaviour reported in February across the Mid Holderness ward area.

Humber-talking has set our priorities, this month we are to:

Improve Road Safety – around our school.

As with most other areas, road safety is something in which we can improve upon in our rural communities. Action –

Intended outcome:

The intended outcomes are to: 

Seasonal Trend Calendar activities are:

This period is always one of our busiest, however, we would like to offer reassurance to residents and a stark reminder to those intent of causing harm or committing offences, that we are out in force and ready to act against anyone involved in vehicle crime.

 UPDATE - During February, reports of vehicle crime fell to two reports.

Action - aims to: 

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This period is always one of our busiest, however, we would like to offer reassurance to residents and a stark reminder to those intent of causing harm or committing offences, that we are out in force and ready to act against anyone involved in vehicle crime.

 UPDATE - During February, there were no reports of burglary.

Action - aims to: 

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Please follow a security routine and check windows, doors and vehicles are secure before settling down for the evening. Visit our website for further advice www.humberside.police.uk

Engagements: In March 2026, the dates and locations are as follows:

3rd- Tuesday      7:30pm   Garton Parish Council Garton Road, ALDBROUGH

4th- Wednesday     7:30pm   Riston Parish Council, Village Hall, LONG RISTON

7th- Saturday      11:30am     the Village Hall, Swine Lane, CONISTON

18th- Wednesday 7:15pm Catwick Parish Council, Village Hall, CATWICK

28th- Saturday      11:30am     the Village Hall, Swine Lane, CONISTON

Schools will be visited during the morning and afternoon commute.

Please find attached the full newsletter, thank you for taking time to read it and please share it across your neighbourhood social media or print it off for your neighbours.

Kind regards

Darren R.

PCSO BAINTON