Bracknell MP Peter Swallow has sat down with Thames Valley Police Inspector Neil Misselbrook to raise constituent concerns about neighbourhood safety, anti-social behaviour and road traffic offences across the constituency.
The meeting focused on community priorities including tackling illegal e-scooters and e-bikes, combating local drug dealing, curbing speeding, and reducing anti-social behaviour in public spaces across Bracknell Forest.
Updating residents on the discussion, Swallow said:
“Great to sit down with Inspector Neil Misselbrook last week and share residents’ concerns about antisocial behaviour, drugs, illegal e-scooters and e-bikes, and speeding.
“Remember you can see and contact your neighbourhood policing team here.”
Strengthening neighbourhood policing and community action
The meeting highlights Labour’s focus on neighbourhood policing and restoring a visible, reassuring law-enforcement presence on local streets.
Swallow shared feedback gathered from constituent correspondence and door-to-door surgeries, emphasising the importance of targeted police action to keep town centres, residential estates and parks safe for families and local businesses.
He urged constituents to stay in touch with Thames Valley Police by reporting non-emergency incidents, anti-social hotspots and traffic concerns directly to their local neighbourhood policing team.
By keeping close cooperation between parliamentary representatives, Thames Valley Police and Bracknell Forest Council, local Labour leaders remain committed to tackling community safety priorities head-on.
