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We are warning food delivery riders that they will lose their means of transport if they are caught riding illegally mod...
07/09/2026

We are warning food delivery riders that they will lose their means of transport if they are caught riding illegally modified electric bicycles.

The warning comes after four such bikes were seized from Mansfield town centre on Thursday morning (3 September).

All had been fitted with powerful electric motors capable of propelling them faster than the 15mph allowed under the law.

At that point, riders are deemed to be in charge of motorcycles and must meet all the legal requirements that come with owning and operating such a machine.

Four young men had their bikes seized from the town centre after entering various local premises to collect food orders.

PC Kevin Marshall, of the town centre policing team, said: "We've had a lot of complaints about this issue and are taking robust action in response.

"We know these guys are only trying to make a living, but they absolutely cannot do it by riding what are effectively illegally owned and operated motorcycles through our town centre.

"They are a hazard to pedestrians and also to the riders themselves, who are risking serious injury by travelling at speeds well beyond the capabilities of their brakes and tyres.

"I am hopeful that our local delivery workers will take note of this action and seek appropriate and legal methods of transport.

"Until they do, we will continue to hit them in the pocket and take these bikes away from them."

You can ride an electric bike, or an 'electrically assisted pedal cycle' (EAPC), without a license or insurance if you're 14 or over.

An electric bike:

-Must have pedals that you can use to propel it

-Can have more than two wheels, for example a tricycle

-Must have an electric motor that can run continuously at a maximum power of no more than 250 watts

-Must have no electrical assistance once you reach 15.5 miles per hour (mph)

If your electric bike fails to meet any of these requirements it needs to be taxed and insured as either a motorcycle or a moped.

There is more information on what's required to ride your electric bike legally on GOV.UK.

Officers from the Mansfield Neighbourhood Team North have been taking action at ASDA, FOREST TOWN, following ongoing com...
05/09/2026

Officers from the Mansfield Neighbourhood Team North have been taking action at ASDA, FOREST TOWN, following ongoing complaints from residents regarding vehicle-related anti-social behaviour.

Reports were received of vehicles being driven in an anti-social manner, including racing, speeding off, and drifiting. As a result of targeted patrols and enforcement activity, officers have seized vehicles involved in this behaviour.

We understand that many drivers attend these locations to meet friends and socialise responsibly, and there is nothing wrong with doing so. However, when vehicles are used in a manner that causes alarm, distress or danger to others, police will take action.

Drivers should be aware that the law has changed and a prior warning is no longer required before a vehicle can be seized when the circumstances justify enforcement action.

The message is simple: come along, socialise responsibly, and respect the local community. If you choose to engage in anti-social driving, you risk losing your vehicle.

We will continue to listen to community concerns and carry out patrols to ensure these areas remain safe for everyone.

04/09/2026

Think... How would a drink driving conviction affect you and your life? 🤔

Hear from our experienced road traffic officer Sergeant Jim Carrington: He has breathalysed and arrested countless drivers over the years, and seen with his own eyes the shock, the shame and the immediate regret felt by offenders.

Here – he urges you to think about the dramatic effect a driving ban would have on your life… because a drink drive conviction can also kill your career, your relationships and your family life. ❌

🚨 Theft of EV Charging Cables in Warsop 🚨We are aware of reports of electric vehicle (EV) charging cables being stolen i...
02/09/2026

🚨 Theft of EV Charging Cables in Warsop 🚨

We are aware of reports of electric vehicle (EV) charging cables being stolen in the Warsop area.

If you own an electric vehicle, please take steps to protect your property:

🔒 Remove charging cables when not in use where possible.
🔒 Store cables securely and out of sight.
🔒 Consider security lighting, CCTV, or video doorbells to deter offenders.
🔒 Be mindful of suspicious activity around parked vehicles and charging points.

Please remain vigilant and look out for any unusual behaviour in your neighbourhood. If you see anything suspicious, report it to the police.

Anyone with information relating to these thefts is asked to contact Nottinghamshire Police via: 101 or 999 in an emergency.

Alternatively, information can be provided anonymously through Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or online at www.crimestoppers-uk.org.

Your information could help identify those responsible and prevent further thefts in our communities.

A determined police officer waded into a river to apprehend a shoplifter.Simon Child, 46, had fled from officers in Mans...
01/09/2026

A determined police officer waded into a river to apprehend a shoplifter.

Simon Child, 46, had fled from officers in Mansfield town centre after stealing steaks from Marks and Spencer on the afternoon of Tuesday 11 August.

Child, a well-known offender, was last seen passing under a bridge and heading south through the ankle-deep waters of the River Maun.

Using his extensive local knowledge, the response officer concluded the suspect was likely heading for Titchfield Park.

Keen to avoid a confrontation in front of families enjoying the excellent weather, he drove to Bath Street and entered the water.

Hearing the shouts of his colleagues on dry land directing them towards Child, he was soon able to catch up with him.

After a brief struggle, during which the officer was assaulted, Child was arrested and led from the water.

Appearing at Mansfield Magistrates' Court on Wednesday 26 August, Child, of no fixed address, pleaded guilty to six counts of shop theft and assaulting a police officer.

He was jailed for 24 weeks.

Sergeant Catherine Darby, of the town centre policing team, said: "This was a great bit of work by all the officers involved, particularly the officer who entered the water.

"He used his extensive local knowledge to catch up with and detain a suspect attempting a highly unusual getaway.

"He may have got wet and been assaulted for his troubles, but he provided an exceptional service to the people of Mansfield."

Officers from Mansfield Neighbourhood Policing team pulled over this vehicle during routine local patrols in Mansfield ...
01/09/2026

Officers from Mansfield Neighbourhood Policing team pulled over this vehicle during routine local patrols in Mansfield over the bank holiday weekened.
This one fell well short of the legal 1.6mm minimum tread depth, with the rubber completely worn through and the internal cords exposed.
The driver has been reported for the offence and was required to change the tyre at the roadside before continuing their journey.
After a long summer, the weather is starting to turn, making now the time to check your tyres.
Driving on tyres in this condition severely compromises grip and structural integrity, drastically increasing stopping distances and the risk of a blowout—issues that only worsen as autumn rain and winter conditions set in.

Please take a moment to check your tread depth and sidewalls today.

Motorists are advised to avoid Mansfield Road in Clipstone following a road traffic collision.Officers have been in atte...
01/09/2026

Motorists are advised to avoid Mansfield Road in Clipstone following a road traffic collision.
Officers have been in attendance at the three-vehicle collision at the junction with Woodland Close since around 8.20am.
Road closures have duly been put in place in the vicinity of the collision, with road users told to avoid the area and use alternative routes.

🚨 Stay informed. Have your say. Help shape local policing. 🚨Have you signed up to Notts Alerts yet?Notts Alerts is our f...
30/08/2026

🚨 Stay informed. Have your say. Help shape local policing. 🚨

Have you signed up to Notts Alerts yet?

Notts Alerts is our free community messaging service, giving you direct updates from the Mansfield policing team about the issues that matter most in your area.

Sign up here 🔗 https://orlo.uk/DKsSf

Key benefits include:

✅ Receive local crime and community safety updates
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✅ Find out about community events and opportunities to meet your local officers
✅ Share your views and tell us about the issues that matter where you live

Your feedback helps us understand local concerns and ensures we're focusing on what matters most to our communities.

If it matters to you, it matters to us.

"I honestly felt alright."These are the words of a drink driver caught by officers after a road traffic collision. The 2...
28/08/2026

"I honestly felt alright."

These are the words of a drink driver caught by officers after a road traffic collision.

The 25-year-old woman was arrested in Edwards Lane in the early hours of 26 June when she lost control and rolled her car onto its roof.

Thankfully, she was uninjured but did blow more than twice the legal limit.

During a full and frank admission to officers in interview, she admitted to drinking three to four bottles of l***r during a work leaving do.

The driver admitted she'd been 'an idiot' and was later disqualified from driving for 20 months.

We are currently running a public awareness campaign on the everyday consequences of people losing their licence because of a drink-drive conviction, and the shame, embarrassment and inconvenience that comes with it.

🫵 How would a driving ban affect your life?

🏫 How would you get to work or take your children to school?

😦 How would your family or employer react?

These are questions we are currently asking drivers of all ages because drink driving also kills careers, relationships, and family lives.

Find out more about our campaign here: https://orlo.uk/9HNeK

A 'violent thug' who repeatedly punched and kicked an unconscious man in Mansfield Market Place has been jailed.Aiden Ty...
28/08/2026

A 'violent thug' who repeatedly punched and kicked an unconscious man in Mansfield Market Place has been jailed.

Aiden Tyler, aged 25, approached the man near the Bentinck Memorial shortly before 4.45pm on Wednesday 31 December 2025 and launched an unprovoked assault.

As his 35-year-old victim lay defenceless on the floor, Tyler, in full view of multiple witnesses, rained down dozens of punches to his head and upper body.

He then got up and kicked his unconscious victim in the head before yelling a series of insults and claiming the man was dead.

Earlier in the afternoon, Tyler had punched a man in the face after knocking at the door of a house in Lord Street.

Shortly before that, he had been involved in another incident at a pub where he had threatened violence to customers.

Tyler, who has multiple previous convictions for violence, was arrested in the Market Place and later declined to answer any of the questions put to him by our officers.

His main victim was treated in hospital for serious head injuries and was later released.

Tyler was later charged with attempted murder and remanded into custody.

Ahead of a scheduled trial in June, Tyler, of no fixed address, pleaded guilty to wounding with intent.

He also pleaded guilty to a separate charge of assault occasioning actual bodily harm against his second victim, and to affray in relation to the pub incident on the same day.

Appearing at Nottingham Crown Court on Tuesday 25 August, he was jailed for nine years and six months.

Detective Constable Amelia Hicklin said: "This was a savage and sustained display of violence carried out in full view of multiple members of the public.

"Tyler would have known his victim was unconscious but continued to rain down blow after blow to his head.

"He is a violent thug with a history of violence and can count himself lucky that his victim wasn't more seriously hurt.

"I am pleased he has now been given this extended sentence and that he can pose no further threat to the public."

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