Great Yarmouth and Caister police target antisocial behaviour

Officers from Great Yarmouth Police held two Safer Neighbourhood Action Panel (SNAP) priority-setting meetings earlier this month to discuss policing and crime issues in the town, Caister and coastal villages.

St Nicholas Priory Primary in Great Yarmouth town centre is the new venue for the police's Safer Neighbourhood Action Panel meeting. Picture - Newsquest (Image: Newsquest)At the Great Yarmouth SNAP meeting held on September 7 at the St Nicholas Priory Primary School, police said they will be tackling antisocial behaviour reported around St George's Park, the theatre area and the stairwells of the Middlegate Estate, with specific attention being paid to Tolhouse Street.

St George's Theatre in Great Yarmouth. Picture - James Weeds (Image: James Weeds)At the Caister and Coastal Villages SNAP meeting held on September 14 at the village hall in Scratby, it was decided officers would target antisocial behaviour and young people drinking. 

Police will carry out patrols around Allendale Road, Caister, Station Road, Ormesby and Beach Drive, Scratby.

Allendale Road, Caister. Picture - Google (Image: Google)The next SNAP priority-setting meeting for North and South Yarmouth will be held at St Nicholas Priory Primary School on December 7.

A date has yet to be set for the next SNAP meeting for Caister and Coastal Villages.

For more information, visit www.norfolk.police.uk/events

Police van. Picture - Newsquest (Image: Newsquest)