Aylsham police team name policing priorities
Tracey Gray
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
12:50 PM
Targeting speeding and anti-social behaviour are set to be policing priorities for police in and around the Aylsham area.
Following the recent Aylsham Safer Neighbourhood Action Panel meeting (SNAP) three priorities have been agreed for the area, which are targeting speeding vehicles in North Walsham Road and Wroxham Road in Coltishall, carrying out speed checks in Norwich Road and Cawston Road in Aylsham and increasing high-visibility patrols to combat anti-social behaviour in George Edward Close, Marsham.
Officers will focus on these priorities over the next three months.
To contact the Aylsham SNT call the non-emergency number 101 or email sntreepham@norfolk.pnn.police.uk.
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