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Following the flash flood in the Rasuwa district and the Nepal-China border area on 26 August, the Nepalese government has established a toll-free emergency Nepalese language number (1234), and a dedicated hotline (1144) accessible in Nepal. If you're affected and need assistance from the UK government, call:
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We’re appealing for the driver of a white BMW which was involved in a three-vehicle damage only collision at Teesside Park at the weekend to come forward.
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We’re appealing for information and any relevant footage as enquiries continue into a two car RTC on Long Newton Lane, Eaglescliffe (at a narrowing of the road, near Coatham woods).
The rider of an off-road bike sustained multiple injuries in a collision in Billingham yesterday evening (Saturday 11th April).
Our specialist rural crime officers are reminding anyone living off mains gas with an alternative domestic fuel arrangement like oil or LPG, as well as farms storing fuels like red diesel, to protect their stocks.
Drugs
This is a mainly occurring around Melsonby and Prior Flats. Also around Low Grange shops in the bus stops and outside Pizza shop.
During April, May and June we have received 1, 2 and 2 reports respectively, regarding drug issues in the Ward area. Drugs continue to be a focus for us and patrols / stop searches are conducted in known areas of drug activity.
Anti Social Behaviour
The main areas for ASB within the ward is normally located around Neesham Avenue and around Knole Road. With the darker nights it appears groups of children are throwing stones at windows.
There have been a total of 198 ASB incidents reported in the Billingham East Ward in the 13 months from 01/06/25 to the end of 30/6/26. During this time there has been a general reduction in ASB reports. In June and July of last year there were 15 and 25 reports respectively. In April, May, June of this year there were 12, 9 and 15 reports of ASB.
PCSOs and PCs conduct regular patrols of these areas and take positive action where issues are identified. This will continue.
