Leiston
Welcome to the Leiston 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
- Mental health and vulnerable people, including individuals excluded from mainstream society
- Anti-social behaviour and crime reduction, including working with other licensing agencies and local businesses
- Domestic violence
Chief Inspector Mark Jackson
Inspector Mark Jackson - responsible for the 3 Safer Neighbourhood Teams in the Halesworth locality.
Newsletter
You can see previous newsletters here
You can see our most recent newsletter here
Meet the team
Your Safer Neighbourhood Team works with you and partner agencies in your community to identify and address local concerns.
Leiston TeamKey facts
- Leiston SNT covers the following areas: Leiston, Aldeburgh, Saxmundham, Framlingham, and Hacheston.
- The town of Leiston is just inland from the Suffolk coast near to Aldeburgh and Saxmundham.
- Saxmundham is a market town on the River Fromus and is at the centre of Suffolk’s Heritage Coast region.
- Aldeburgh is a pretty coastal town on the river Alde. The town's past and present is closely linked to the area's constantly evolving coastline.
- The market town of Framlingham has been around since Anglo Saxon times and is home to Framlingham Castle.
Our latest Tweets
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Are you concerned about vulnerable relatives going missing? Consider using the Herbert Protocol see… https://t.co/583jrehRsF -
Working early shifts sometimes has it's advantages. 7.15am 16th February, wind turbines at Holton
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Debenham burglary appeal https://t.co/C94p3BVgoX
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Good advice from Suffolk Trading Standards https://t.co/jOGhUIZJrN
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Two women in their 20s have been convicted for shoplifting in #Beccles on Saturday 9 February at the New Look store… https://t.co/ohF9W9r4xY
Contact us
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