Sheffield North West NPT

27/08/2026

Hillsborough and Walkley: After reports of a potential cannabis set up , PC 1975 PEECH obtained a warrant from Sheffield Magistrates Court to gain entry to an address on Bradfield Road , Hillsborough under S23 Misuse of Drugs Act. Officers from the team attended this morning where they located a substantial set up within the address. The set up was dismantled by the team and enquiries are ongoing to try and locate those involved.

20/08/2026

STOCKSBRIDGE & STANNINGTON NPT

Our team at Deepcar are lucky enough to work in some of the most picturesque parts of the county. The rural areas in the Northwest of Sheffield are a lovely place to visit, go for a hike in the hills, watch a cricket match on the village green, or enjoy a drink and a bite to eat in one of the many cafes or pubs. When travelling through the countryside on the narrow, winding roads, we ask that everyone takes care and shows consideration for more "classic" types of road users.

Horses are flight animals and can react unpredictably to sudden noises or movement. Following simple Highway Code guidance can keep horses, riders, and drivers safe.

• Slow Down: Drop your speed to a maximum of 10 mph on approach and while passing
• Give Plenty of Room: Leave at least 2 meters of space when passing.
If there isn't 2 meters of space available -
• Be Patient: Don't sound your horn, rev your engine, or accelerate quickly once past.
• Expect the Unexpected: Look out for signals from the rider asking you to stop, slow down, or drive on.

Operation Snap allows road users, including horse riders to submit video footage (from dash cams or hat cams) showing dangerous or careless driving around horses. Submitting clear footage allows trained officers to review the incident and take action. For more information, follow the link below -
https://orlo.uk/kKnU6

29/07/2026

APPEAL: Information, witnesses and footage sought after fatal collision in Sheffield

We were called at 12.45pm on Sunday (26 July) following a report of a two-vehicle collision involving a red Honda Jazz and a grey Nissan Note on Ranmoor Park Road at St John's Church.

An 88-year-old woman, who was a passenger in the Honda Jazz, was taken to hospital with serious injuries. She has since sadly died, with her family being supported by specialist officers.

An 88-year-old man who was driving the Honda Jazz was taken to hospital with injuries but has since been discharged.

A man and a woman in their 80s who were also passengers in the Honda Jazz suffered minor injuries.

As part of our enquiries, we are now calling on anyone who witnessed the collision or anyone with relevant information or footage to please get in touch with us.

Relevant footage could include videos from dashcams, CCTV and doorbells and can be submitted to us here: https://orlo.uk/TvPSD

Please submit any other information to us by calling 101 and quoting incident number 400 of 26 July 2026 📞

29/07/2026

BURGLARY ADVICE: We're reminding everyone of the importance of securing your home as we continue to enjoy warmer weather and as some head off on their summer holidays.

More information below. 👇

This summer you should be able to go away with your family without worrying about your belongings at home. But unfortunately this isn't always the case.

We know that thieves and burglars will be looking for easy opportunities to target your home - especially if you're away on holiday.

Almost half of all burglaries happen when no one is at home. We are sharing some simple top tips to help become less of a target to burglars while you are off having fun in the sun:

🪟 Ensure all doors and windows are securely locked
🤝 Get a trusted neighbour to keep an eye on your property
💡 Consider using a light timer switch to turn lights on at pre-set times

A checklist for securing your home when you leave it can be found on our website: https://orlo.uk/z4Rtw

24/07/2026

PROJECT SERVATOR: The first day of Tramlines is here and Hillsborough Park is buzzing with visitors ready to soak up the atmosphere and enjoy the live performances.

Our officers are filled with just as much enthusiasm to help keep you safe as you dance the day away. 🕺

You’ll likely see us popping up at different times of day and in different locations across the weekend – but we’ll never advertise where we’re going to be next.

Project Servator is a policing tactic aimed at disrupting a range of criminal activity, including terrorism. Deployments have been happening since the force adopted the tactic in 2022 and are not based on any intelligence about a threat to a specific area.

They’re nothing to be worried about and officers will be happy to explain the reason for our presence to you when you see us.

There’s more information on in the comments.

20/07/2026

NEWS: A Sheffield home at the centre of numerous anti-social behaviour reports and other incidents requiring police attention has been made the subject of a closure order. ⛔

We have been gathering intelligence and monitoring activity at a home in Forres Road for a number of months and, on 8 July 2026, a closure order was granted by Sheffield Magistrates' Court.

It means the property will be closed for three months and that no one can legally enter the address until then – including the tenant.

The order follows incidents including criminal damage in the street caused by someone connected to the address and a viable fi***rm being found inside by officers.

🗣️ PC Abby Wilkinson, of the Sheffield North West Neighbourhood Policing Team, said: “This closure order means employees, agents, or contractors connected to the local authority, and emergency services, are the only people allowed inside the home for three months.

“We’ve listened to concerns of people living in the affected area and have acted on our intelligence gathering to work alongside our Safer Neighbourhood Services team in pursuit of this result.

“I’d like to thank everyone who has helped by submitting information to us and would urge anyone who continues to be affected by anti-social behaviour and other criminality to get in touch.

“Your support is key when it comes to building up pictures of offending and ultimately allowing us to take proportionate action.”

20/07/2026

SERVATOR: officers were in Hillsborough Park on Sunday (19 July) and there's nothing to say they won't be back soon as we continue to prepare for Tramlines Festival. 👀

Read more below. ⬇️

08/07/2026

STEEL: A highly visible policing operation aimed at providing reassurance and discouraging offences has recently taken place on South Yorkshire’s tram system. 🚊

On Wednesday (1 July) officers from across the city came together as part of pre-planned activity that formed the latest edition of Operation Steel.

Officers involved were deployed to trams as they travelled around Sheffield, and they used the opportunity to engage with staff and members of the public.

There was also a heavy emphasis on preventing offending through a highly visible policing presence.

🗣️ Inspector Nik Dodsworth, of the North West Neighbourhood Policing Team, said: “We’re in tune with the needs of our communities and our recent operation on the tram network has been very well received.

“Operation Steel is all about acting on intelligence or concerns that we hear about through our daily business while we have the benefit of extra resources that we draw on from across the Sheffield district.

“We can’t be everywhere all the time, but we do listen to the needs and experiences of our communities and partners to shape our activity.

“This operation also fell during anti-social behaviour awareness week, and officers were on the lookout for any offences being committed to the detriment of people who regularly use the tram network.

“I’m pleased to say that no significant incidents were reported during the day, but I hope this operation shows that we are on hand to act quickly and effectively wherever or whenever we are needed.”

Trevor Stocker, head of service delivery at Supertram, said: “We’d like to thank South Yorkshire Police for their continued support in helping to keep our tram network safe.

“Seeing officers on the network reassures our customers and colleagues, reinforces our zero-tolerance approach to unacceptable behaviour, and helps ensure everyone can travel safely and with confidence.”

28/04/2026

STOCKSBRIDGE & STANNINGTON NPT

You said, we did!

Following some community concerns that have recently been reported through to us about “vapes” and contraband ci******es being sold from certain premises, the team at Deepcar Police Station joined forces with officers from Trading Standards this afternoon. Together we conducted a number of inspections around the area and seized a quantity of contraband ci******es and single use, disposable vapes, which are now illegal.

We’re truly thankful to members of the community for their vigilance and willingness to speak up when they see things they don’t feel are right. It’s this that gives us the opportunity to engage with our partners, like Trading Standards to ensure our communities concerns are addressed.