Willerby and Kirkella

Willerby and Kirkella Neighbourhood Policing Team

Barbara Danby

PCSO

Paul Hobman

Sergeant

Olivia Jobes

Neighbourhood Beat Officer

David Towers

Police Constable

Matthew Wilson

Inspector

Local Priority Issues

Priority	Action taken
Anti-Social Behaviour - Haltemprice and KGV Playingfields Issued 04 August 2026	In conjunction with ERYC we will be tackling issues of youths causing problems, and where appropriate, dealing with them by Acceptable Behaviour Contracts and Fairway letters. We will work with Youth Justice for any person engaging in criminal activity. The priority is ongoing however element of this issue is now linked to KGV in Hessle. Actioned 04 August 2026
Theft offences Issued 04 August 2026	Theft offences continue to be amongst the most common throughout the Ward. We are liaising with retailers and looking to identify possible suspects, increasing security measures and implementing a shop watch scheme to identify suspects and bring them to justice Actioned 04 August 2026
E-bikes and E-scooters Issued 04 August 2026	There are a growing number of e-bikes and e-scooters causing anti-social behaviour in the area, and there have been a number of high-profile incidents recently where serious injuries/death has been caused. Patrols will deal with riders by way of warnings, and if necessary seizure and subsequent prosecution. Priority is ongoing Actioned 04 August 2026

Priority

Action taken

Anti-Social Behaviour - Haltemprice and KGV Playingfields

Issued 04 August 2026

In conjunction with ERYC we will be tackling issues of youths causing problems, and where appropriate, dealing with them by Acceptable Behaviour Contracts and Fairway letters. We will work with Youth Justice for any person engaging in criminal activity. The priority is ongoing however element of this issue is now linked to KGV in Hessle.

Actioned 04 August 2026

Theft offences

Issued 04 August 2026

Theft offences continue to be amongst the most common throughout the Ward. We are liaising with retailers and looking to identify possible suspects, increasing security measures and implementing a shop watch scheme to identify suspects and bring them to justice

Actioned 04 August 2026

E-bikes and E-scooters

Issued 04 August 2026

There are a growing number of e-bikes and e-scooters causing anti-social behaviour in the area, and there have been a number of high-profile incidents recently where serious injuries/death has been caused. Patrols will deal with riders by way of warnings, and if necessary seizure and subsequent prosecution. Priority is ongoing

Actioned 04 August 2026