Calne's neighbourhood policing team has highlighted the work it says is being carried out to tackle anti-social behaviour, graffiti and related issues across the town as part of Anti-Social Behaviour Awareness Week.
In a video released to mark Anti-Social Behaviour Awareness Week, PCSO Mark Cook said tackling anti-social behaviour, graffiti and related issues remains a priority for Calne's neighbourhood policing team.
He said officers are carrying out daily high-visibility patrols across the town, alongside targeted work in the Pippin area where repeat concerns have been reported.
The team has also issued Community Resolutions to offenders, taken action over graffiti offences, including restorative interventions for young people, and held community engagement sessions to hear directly from residents.
Alongside this, officers are working with CCTV operators, Wiltshire Council and local businesses to help prevent further incidents, while enforcement has also focused on the misuse of e-scooters and e-bikes linked to anti-social behaviour.
PCSO Cook encouraged anyone experiencing or witnessing anti-social behaviour to report it to Wiltshire Police so officers can build the fullest possible picture and take appropriate action.
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