Appeal to parents and carers as dispersal order brought in at Redcar beach area
10:25 14/08/2026We’re asking parents and carers to check what their children are up to if they’re out in the Redcar beach area.
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We’re asking parents and carers to check what their children are up to if they’re out in the Redcar beach area.
Redcar & Cleveland Police Licensing Unit officers have been working in partnership with their counterparts at Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council Licensing Department to launch the Reduce the Strength scheme within the Coatham area of Redcar.
This is 39-year-old Nicky Holmes who’s been handed a criminal behaviour order (CBO) at court.
This house in Gladstone Street in Loftus is now subject to a three-month closure order after your neighbourhood officers and our colleagues from Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council took robust action against reports of ASB and drug related criminal activity at the property.
Just two weeks after pleading guilty at court to a dozen shop thefts in Guisborough, a man who was fined and served with a community order at that time has now been jailed after committing a further 11 offences.
Retail crime - Skelton West
Issued 17 August 2026
We regularly follow up on retail crime when it occurs on Skelton High Street. This includes checking store CCTV, identifying suspects and then submitting ID statements. Officers can then conduct arrests of anyone identified, some of whom are repeat offenders. This can lead to prosecutions provided that the evidence is sufficient. We work closely with local retailers to help prevent thefts and advise on target hardening. Your local Neighbourhood Policing Team has also increased its presence for the purposes of deterring thefts, reassuring the public and detecting crime.
Actioned 17 August 2026