Category Archives: Crime Updates

Dear Roy, Another week of us patrolling and engaging with residents in areas across Fenland, South Cambridgeshire, and East Cambridgeshire complete, including seeing the flying Scotsman while in Stibbington! Thank you to everyone who spoke to us, it was great … Continue reading →

It was a busy week for our officers who have been patrolling the rural areas of the county! While in Doddington, we seized a car which showed as uninsured on our systems. Over the week, you may have seen us … Continue reading →

Following recent incidents involving a large group of youths in Wisbech town centre, the local neighbourhood team have been working hard to tackle the issues. The problems include: Anti-social riding of bikes and scooters Abuse towards shop staff Throwing items … Continue reading →

Dear Roy, Earlier this week we emailed to update you on further arrests we have made as part of our investigation into violent disorder stemming from hare coursing across the county on 25 January. Over the last two days, we … Continue reading →

The Fenland Community Safety Partnership want to hear your concerns about crime and disorder in your area, and how it affects you. They are made up of representatives from different agencies – such as police, local authorities, and fire and … Continue reading →

Protect yourself from Holiday fraud: don’t let fraudsters trip you up this summer. People looking to snap up online holiday deals ahead of the summer are being warned to stay extra alert and do their research before booking their getaways, … Continue reading →

Dear Roy, We have now made a total of 15 arrests in connection with the violent disorder stemming from hare coursing across the county at the end of last month. The latest four arrests were made in Peterborough last week: … Continue reading →

It’s been another week of rural patrols for many of our officers.  Here’s some of the places you may have seen us:  Ramsey St Mary’s  Ramsey Heights  Conington  Woodwalton  Yaxley  Holme  Pidley  Somersham  We were able to speak to farmers … Continue reading →