Tough on Crime

Graham has urged vigilance on anti-social behaviour now the weather is starting to improve, following a meeting with the police on Swinemoor in Beverley. Over the past two years there has been a concerted effort to build a partnership between the Swinemoor community and police to reduce anti-social

Following news that Humberside Police’s Rural Taskforce has slashed rural crime, Graham visited the Team at their roadshow in Bridlington.    He also had the chance to catch up with Police and Crime Commissioner Jonathan Evison, who has supported the Rural Taskforce with significant inve

Graham Stuart, Member of Parliament for Beverley and Holderness, is pleased that the latest figures provided by Humberside Police show another large reduction in anti-social behaviour in the Swinemoor area of Beverley.   The data shows that the number of incidents reported between October

Graham  is celebrating tough sentences being passed on three hare coursers in Beverley Magistrates’ Court.    Three men: John Langan, Shane Hooton and Joseph Foster appeared in Beverley Magistrates Court on 9th October for sentences after pleading guilty to trespass and going equipp

Graham Stuart, Member of Parliament for Beverley and Holderness, praised the work of Humberside’s Rural Crime Team during his meeting with them.

Swinemoor residents are working together with the police to tackle anti-social behaviour.     Around 30 people including residents, police officers and councillors took time out of their day on Friday to meet Graham on St Nicholas Green in Beverley to find ways to make their communi

Graham Stuart, Member of Parliament for Beverley and Holderness, is hosting a community meeting on St Nicholas Green in Beverley to discuss rising incidents of anti-social behaviour on Swinemoor.    The meeting will take place at St Nicholas Green at noon on 19th May, and residents can c

Graham is thrilled that 365 new police officers have been recruited for Humberside Police, as part of the Conservative Government’s manifesto commitment to put 20,000 new officers on the streets.   This comes on top of the Government bringing in new legislation to tackle illegal hare coursing

Figures provided by Humberside Police show a dramatic reduction in anti-social behaviour following an intervention by local MP Graham Stuart and Minster and Woodmansey ward councillors Kerri Harold and David Elvidge. The recently reported anti-social behaviour crime figures from January 2023 figure

Graham Stuart, MP for Beverley and Holderness, chaired a second meeting on St Nicholas Green, Beverley, to discuss anti-social behaviour.  The local MP chaired the public meeting, which was attended by representatives of the local neighbourhood watch, ward councillors Kerri Harold and David El