Stanground house “closed” for three months
14:09 18/06/2026A house in Peterborough has been “closed” by the courts due to anti-social behaviour.
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A house in Peterborough has been “closed” by the courts due to anti-social behaviour.
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Using a combination of your feedback and our own data, we have set the below priorities for your local neighbourhood policing team across the south of Peterborough for April to June 2026 are:
• Anti-social use of motorcycles and scooters – Herlington Centre, Orton
• Anti-social parking issues – Fletton/Woodston
• Anti-social behaviour – Hampton
Issued 24 March 2026
• Anti-social use of motorcycles and scooters – Herlington Centre, Orton
Work on this priority is ongoing, with days of action to combat the issue planned before the end of the quarter.
• Anti-social parking issues – Fletton/Woodston
Officers have partnered with the council to address this problem. Multiple tickets have been issued during patrols and further days of action are planned.
We also published content on social media towards the end of the football season to engage with Peterborough United fans and encourage responsible parking on match days.
• Anti-social behaviour – Hampton
Work on this priority is ongoing, including partnership working with local businesses. Further updates will be provided before the end of the quarter.
Actioned 14 May 2026