‘Patch Walk’ Over Crime & Anti-Social Behaviour Concerns
Written by HFM News on 9th April 2024
People living on the Airfield Farm estate in Market Harborough can talk to Police and community safety bosses tonight about crime and anti-social behaviour.
There have been on-going problems around the Wellington Place and Harvest Road areas, including groups of youths damaging houses, vandalising public areas, verbally abusing residents and riding motorcycles dangerously.
The ‘patch walk’ has been organised by Police and Harborough District Council’s Community Safety Partnership and will take place between 6pm and 8pm, starting from Harvest Road, opposite Thomas Avenue.
Cllr Jo Asher is the ward councillor for the area and told HFM some incidents have been particularly upsetting for residents:

The ‘patch walk’ is taking place tonight on the Airfield Farm Estate
Local councillors will also be on the patch walk, which aims to note specific areas of concern and look at potential preventative measures.
Phil King is the county councillor for the area and is encouraging residents to speak to police and council officials with their concerns: