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How to contact your neighbourhood policing team and who they are

Neighbourhood Sergeant

  • Sgt. Graeme Thomson Sgt Graeme Thomson (1084) have been a Police Officer with Leicestershire Constabulary since 1995 and in that time have undertaken a number of roles around the Force at Hinckley, New Parks, Welford Road and Loughborough to name but a few.

    In my role as Neighbourhood Sergeant at North West Leicestershire Local Policing Unit I will ensure my team and I consult with you regularly, listen to your concerns and work closely with you to effectively tackle those concerns.
  • PC Craig Turner PC Craig Turner (2195) PC Turner has always been based at Coalville local policing unit since joining Leicestershire Constabulary. Being born and brought up in the Coalville area, he has a good knowledge of the local area and aims to reduce levels of crime and anti-social behaviour within the Coalville town neighbourhood beat.

    PC Turner spends a lot of time working with other agencies including the local district Council and CCTV operators in the area to improve the security and wellbeing of the many people that live, work and pass through Coalville town every day.

    He supports and values the concerns of the local residents, shop staff and licensees and encourages them to make the beat team aware of any ongoing problems affecting them.

    When not walking on foot patrol around the town centre, PC Turner uses a marked police vehicle to patrol the industrial estates and residential areas on his beat.

    Feel free to stop and speak with him during his patrol or to contact him via the e-mail link below with any information or concerns you may have.
  • Louise Gravenall PC Louise Gravenall (4118) " I have been employed by Leicestershire Constabulary as a police officer since 1993. During that time I have worked at both city and rural locations throughout the force area. I have also worked as a domestic violence officer at Loughborough Police Station. I am also currently an equality support worker within the force which involves me supporting colleagues.

    In my previous roles I have worked closely with partner agencies. I aim to continue this work in order to help resolve issues within the Coalville and Snibston area and by working with other members of the beat team.

    Should you have any concerns with regard to issues on the beat then please feel free to come and speak to me."
  • Anthony Cane PCSO Anthony Cane (6564) “I have been a PCSO with Leicestershire Constabulary since September 2009. When I initially joined, I attended De Montfort University where I completed a course in Community Policing.
    When I left university, I was based at Ashby Police Station, covering Ashby Town.
    In August 2011, I relocated to Coalville police station, covering Coalville Town.
    I endeavor to reduce crime and anti-social behavior in your local community by conducting high visibility patrols.
    I predominantly patrol on foot, please stop and speak to me, should you have any problems”.
  • David Kendrick PCSO David Kendrick (6012) "I intend to help the community and be easily approachable and will take the time to listen to issues, queries and questions that the community may have.

    "I also intend to show a high presence in key areas to make myself easily accessible and known amongst the community. My aim is to work closely in the community to reduce anti-social behaviour, criminal activity and offer reassurance."
  • PCSO Rachel Forster PCSO Rachel Forster (6643) "I have been a PCSO on the North area since 2006, working on different beats which has given me an extensive amount of knowledge about neighbourhood policing.

    "I now work in Coalville town centre providing reassurance, reducing anti-social behaviour and minor crime whilst engaging in crime prevention imitatives. I work closely with other members of the team providing a professional, high profile and dedicated service.

    "I aim to build strong links between the police, schools, local business and community groups, so if you see me out and about please don't hesitate to stop and say hello."

How to contact your neighbourhood team

To contact an officer, telephone 101 - follow the instructions and when prompted, enter their identification number (shown in brackets) and leave a message.