Greenhill

Violence Against Women & Girls (VAWG)

Issued 13 August 2025

The reduction of VAWG related crime remains a priority for Q4.

Greenhill NPT continue to prioritise delivery of VAWG related operations and engagements. Local residents and key business stakeholders will see an uplift in both uniformed and plain clothed officers on patrol across the ward this summer as part of Operation Ashlar. Their remit is to proactively target and apprehend those individuals intent on committing relevant VAWG offences.

Operation Ashlar has had some great results to date, with:

39 x Arrests for offences including Assault occasioning Actual Bodily Harm (ABH).

Officers will continue to prioritise the reduction of VAWG throughout Q4.

Actioned 13 August 2025

Drug Related Crime

Issued 13 August 2025

Drug related offending remains a top priority for our ward panel for Q4.

Officers of Greenhill NPT are committed to the reduction of drug related offending. Over the summer there are several planned operational deployments, notably Operation Ashlar, that will see both uniformed and plain clothed officers in Greenhill alongside specialist officers from the Dog Support Unit (DSU). Proactive policing remains the best tool to combat this kind of offending and our officers will prioritise their powers under stop and search to identify and arrest offenders.

Operation Ashlar will continue through to September. We have seen some excellent results to date:

39 x Arrests for serious drug related offences such as Possession with Intent to Supply (PWITS).
85 x Stop Searches
14 x Community Resolutions for possession of drugs.

We will continue to prioritise the reduction of drug related crime for the remainder of Q4.

Actioned 13 August 2025

Anti Social Behaviour (ASB)

Issued 13 August 2025

Anti Social Behaviour remains a top priority for Greenhill ward for Q4.

As part of our summer operational plan for Greenhill so named Operation Ashlar, both residents and businesses alike will notice an increased presence of uniformed officers across the ward. The remit of these officers is to robustly address any anti-social behaviour through the provision of ASB warnings and other relevant punitive measures to ensure Greenhill remains a safe ward for all.

Operation Ashlar will continue through to the first week of September. We have had some fantastic results to date:

39 x Arrests
35 x Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) Warnings
10 x CPNs
2 x Criminal Behaviour Orders (CBO)

We will continue to prioritise the reduction of ASB for the remainder of Q4.

Actioned 13 August 2025