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We aim to deliver an outstanding neighbourhood policing service.
We use partnership working, along with a problem-solving approach to issues to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour.
We provide support in other areas of day-to-day life through signposting people to our most suitable partner.
Areas of the Burngreave ward have been highlighted as knife crime hotspots. A bespoke problem solving plan has been authored to address the identified hotspot.
The objective is to reduce knife crime by 33%
We are using the Office for National Statistics (ONS) definition of knife crime, (The Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) to be monitored and reported on are listed below:
a) Levels of knife crime in the hyperlocal areas selected (Primary KPI). Knife Crime offences are defined here: Police recorded offences involving knives or sharp instruments: methodology changes - Office for National Statistics
b) Levels of knife crime in the total PFA (secondary KPI).
c) Levels of violence with injury and robbery in the hyperlocal areas selected (Secondary KPI based on GRIP definitions)
d) Patrol hours in the hyperlocal areas selected (Secondary KPI).
Issued 29 September 2026
A bespoke problem solving plan has been created working alongisde key partners in the area.
Actioned 29 September 2026
Targeting and reducing youth related anti social behaviour in and around the Southey and Firth Park Wards
Issued 29 September 2026
A bespoke problem solving plan is being fianlised utilsiing the offender, vicitm and location problem solving tool known as the problem analaysis triangle.
This work incorporates key partners from health, social care, local area commity, housing, youth offending teams, local businesses and education.
Actioned 29 September 2026
Protecting vulnerbale perons, tackling crime and anti social behaviour within the Page Hall area. We are part of a mutli agency group being chaired by the South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority.
Issued 29 September 2026
We are the enforcement strand of the mutli agency team but also feature in other strands to support the local community of Page Hall
Actioned 29 September 2026