Wollaston Village
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Wellingborough Neighbourhood Policing Team

Working with communities across Wellingborough and the surrounding villages — including Wollaston — to help keep local neighbourhoods safe.

About the team

Officers and PCSOs from the Wellingborough Neighbourhood Policing Team work closely with residents, schools, businesses and community groups to tackle local issues and provide crime prevention advice. Their aim is to be a visible, approachable presence in the communities they serve.

What they do

  • Visible neighbourhood patrols
  • Crime prevention advice
  • Tackling anti-social behaviour
  • Road safety initiatives
  • Community engagement and local events
  • Supporting vulnerable residents
  • Working with partner organisations to address local concerns

Current local priorities

  • Drug dealing and drug misuse
  • Road safety and traffic offences
  • Anti-social behaviour involving nuisance motorcycles

These priorities are reviewed regularly based on local crime trends and feedback from residents. If you have concerns about issues in Wollaston, you can help shape policing priorities by reporting them to the team.

Community engagement

Local residents can get involved with neighbourhood policing in several ways:

  • Speak with neighbourhood officers at community events and Beat Bus visits.
  • Report local concerns to help shape policing priorities.
  • Receive updates through the Northamptonshire Talking community messaging service.
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Village Diary

When the Neighbourhood Policing Team announces events affecting Wollaston — Beat Bus visits, crime prevention surgeries, SmartWater property-marking sessions or community meetings — they will be added to the Village Diary so residents can easily see what's coming up.

The Wellingborough Neighbourhood Policing Team is an important part of village life, working alongside residents and local organisations to help keep Wollaston a safe and welcoming community.

Report a concern

Emergency

999

Non-emergency

101

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Upcoming events

Beat Bus visits and community events will appear in the Village Diary when announced.

Community Services
Village Diary Community