Northamptonshire Police are holding safety events in Duston, Northamptonshire, throughout February 2026 to speak with residents about local issues including residential burglary, road safety, and drug misuse.
People can meet with the Northamptonshire Police team at the local police box on Pendle Road or at “Street Surgery” sessions hosted by the Duston Parish Council at the Duston Community Centre. These face-to-face meetings are designed to make it easier for residents to report non-emergency problems and ask for crime prevention advice in person.
The current focus for the area is based on community feedback, with Police.uk listing burglary, road safety, and drug dealing as the top priorities until March 2026. Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner Danielle Stone said the force’s strategic plan prioritizes visible and accessible local policing to help people stay safe.
Officers are also utilizing the “Beat Bus” mobile station and holding bike marking events to help residents protect their property. Residents can stay updated on local police work by signing up for the Northamptonshire Talking messaging service.
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