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Our Neighbourhood Policing Teams are proud to police the area of Cleveland, which covers the districts of Hartlepool, Redcar and Cleveland, Stockton-on-Tees and Middlesbrough.
These teams are made up of police officers, police community support officers and special constables, and are supported by officers from other departments. They work to prevent crime, protect communities, tackle criminals and make sure those intent on causing our communities harm are stopped.
Our officers often run community drop-in events, and work closely with local authorities, community leaders and residents to shape our policing priorities for the area and find solutions to community problems.
Drug Dealing and Illegal off-road Bikes
Issued 19 August 2026
Addressing drug-related crime and the misuse of off-road bikes continues to be a focus within Newport Ward. Working alongside proactive policing teams, Neighbourhood Officers are carrying out targeted activity in areas identified through community intelligence and reports from residents. Enforcement action and high-visibility patrols are being used to disrupt criminal behaviour and reassure the local community.
Actioned 19 August 2026
Anti-social Behaviour
Issued 19 August 2026
Reducing anti-social behaviour remains a priority across the ward. Officers are conducting regular patrols and engaging with residents to identify concerns and address issues involving nuisance and disorder. Where appropriate, early intervention measures, warning letters and Anti-Social Behaviour Contracts will be used to prevent persistent offending and improve the quality of life for those living in the area.
Actioned 19 August 2026