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Dear Residents,
I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to share a brief update on recent Neighbourhood Policing activity across Broadstairs, St Peter’s, and the wider Thanet area.
On 11 November 2026, officers conducted a dedicated Day of Action in Broadstairs. Both uniformed and plain-clothes officers patrolled the area to provide a visible presence, deter crime, and offer reassurance and crime prevention advice to local residents and businesses.
Over the past ten days, in Broadstairs and St Peter’s I have focused on several key community priorities: Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB): Addressing reports of youths kicking doors and causing distress to residents. Community Concerns: Dealing with ongoing neighbourhood disputes. Resident Engagement: Distributing perception surveys in areas affected by ASB to gather your feedback and help shape our local policing priorities. Alongside ward-specific duties, I have also supported response colleagues with high-priority emergency calls across Thanet. This has included attending domestic-related incidents, a serious knife-related assault (GBH), and an unprovoked assault on a child. Following the assault on the child, I conducted an immediate area search, located the suspect nearby, and made an arrest.
Thank you for your continued support in helping us keep our community safe. Please continue to report any suspicious activity or anti-social behaviour via 101, online through the Kent Police website, or by calling 999 in an emergency.
Kind regards, PC 14910 Taylor | ||
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