Cale Park anti-social behaviour

The local neighbourhood team have received numerous reports of anti-social behaviour within Cale Park. We have seen an increase in e-scooters and mopeds being used illegally which has caused alarm and distress to members of the public within Cale Park. We have also received reports of graffiti which has caused criminal damage to the skate ramps.

Actions

• 6 September 2025
  

  Wincanton Town Neighbourhood Officers are continuing to monitor our intelligence and reports around Cale Park, Wincanton.

  We are going to continue our patrols in the area. Please come and speak with us about any c0ncerns if you see us out and about.

• 24 August 2025
  

  Wincanton Town Neighbourhood Officers continue to monitor this priority.

  We have also received positive feedback from our local rangers with key information which allows us to patrol at certain areas at specific times. As a team we encourage any ideas or feedback from our local communities on areas you believe need further patrols.

• 9 August 2025
  

  Wincanton Town Neighbourhood Officers continued to monitor this priority as we are still receiving reports from our local communities, property owners and retail facilities.

  The team are still responding to these reports and will continue to identify any individuals who are causing harassment, alarm and distress to our communities.

  Patrols will continue at different times ensuring that we are engaging with as many people as possible.

• 23 July 2025
  

  Wincanton Town Neighbourhood Officers continued to monitor this priority as we are still receiving reports from our local communities, property owners and retail facilities.

  Individuals have been identified and we are working with different departments and agencies to ensure that we are reducing this from continuing.

  Patrols will continue at different times ensuring that we are engaging with as many people as possible.

• 27 June 2025
  

  Wincanton Town Neighbourhood Officers continued to monitor this priority as we are still receiving reports from our local communities, property owners and retail facilities.

  We have identified multiple individuals from these incidences and positive actions have been taken in relation to this. Patrols will continue at different times ensuring that we are engaging with as many people as possible.