Dorset Police have told county councillors that in rural areas, how anti-social behaviour is reported can determine whether it’s treated as a persistent problem or written off as a one-off incident. Police leaders said anti-social behaviour is now a core priority across Dorset, including rural communities, but only when repeat incidents are logged in a way that shows a clear pattern. Police and Crime Commissioner David Sidwick told Dorset councillors that anti-social behaviour is now firmly part

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Dorset Police & Crime Commissioner Martyn Underhill has vowed that a new board to tackle inequalities in the Melcombe Regis area of Weymouth will make a difference to one of the most deprived wards in the country. | BBC Dorset

🚨 Criminals see us rollin, they haytin' 🚜👀🚨 We're welcoming our new police tractor to our fleet but it needs a name and we want to hear your suggestions! Greg James will be picking the winning name LIVE on BBC Radio 1 alongside the Dorset Police Rural Crime Team. We’re looking forward to seeing a bumper crop of your corny and a-maize-ing suggestions! | Dorset Police