Brandon
Welcome to the Brandon Safer Neighbourhood page. This section contains useful information about your neighbourhood.
Street level crime
Police.uk gives Suffolk residents access to the latest crime data in their neighbourhood.
Neighbourhood priorities
- Addressing the issue of illegal bike use in the local wooded areas.
- Addressing the issue of anti-social behaviour and drugs in and around the Orchard/Market Hill areas.
Inspector Mark Shipton
The SNT builds links with the Parish and Town Councils and works closely with other partner agencies to understand what is happening within the local community.
Newsletter
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You can see our most recent newsletter here
Meet your team
Your Safer Neighbourhood Team works with you and partner agencies in your community to identify and address local concerns.
Brandon TeamKey facts
- The Brandon neighbourhood is a rural area bordering Norfolk and Cambridgeshire and encompasses the town of Brandon and 12 other parishes.
- The area has a diverse population of about 9,000 people and is made up of mainly farmland with agriculture. This is the main industry which employs both local and migrant workers.
- Brandon is surrounded by forests which are home to two leisure facilities – Center Parcs near Elveden and High Lodge.
Our latest Tweets
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Further results from rural patrols last night amongst public order incidents. Driver caught 57 in a 30! A coupl… https://t.co/zeReGlDqYz
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RT @DVSAEnforcement: Happy Sunday folks! Our teams are out keeping you safe on the roads today🚔 Did you know lots of prohibition notic… https://t.co/nbuQjsCHaZ
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