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Hinckley Road local policing unit

Welcome to Hinckley Road local policing unit

Hinckley Road local policing unit (LPU) covers an area from the west of the city centre from the River Soar and the canal out to the city/county border. It has a population of approximately 44,500 people. The area includes the Braunstone estate and Stadium estate.

The LPU operates two Joint Action Groups (JAGs) incorporating many of the major organisations that are represented in the area and also works in partnership with tenants' and residents' associations in the neighbourhood.

The JAG has carried out many initiatives in the past which include local patch walks and community safety days as well as supporting Neighbourhood Watch and Pub Watch schemes. The JAG has also secured funding for CCTV on Braunstone Gate and for street pastors.

The LPU Commander, Inspector Andy Parkes, holds regular community consultation meetings which all residents are welcome to attend. Hinckley Road local policing unit is always open to feedback from the local community and welcomes any suggestions that can help us to improve the service we provide.


Hinckley Road news

  • Police issue second warning after more gas pipes stolen in Leicester
    Officers from Hinckley Road police station are issuing their second warning in two weeks after more homes were targeted for their copper gas pipes.
    Issued 02/02/12
  • City weekly brief – January 23 to 29, 2012
    You may be aware that yesterday, Leicestershire Police and Leicester City Council announced that the English Defence League (EDL) and Leicester Unite Against Fascism (UAF) will undertake marches in the city on Saturday (February 4). Extensive liaison has taken place and concerns raised by communities, local businesses and residents have been taken into consideration, with two routes having now been announced. Of course, a large team of officers experienced in policing large scale events will support the policing of both marches on Saturday, in order to prevent any potential disruption from occurring and ensuring that the City remains as normal as possible. To find out more, please take five minutes to read the attached press release: http://www.leics.police.uk/news/6018_police_and_council_reassure_public_following
    Issued 31/01/12
  • City youth sentenced for burglary
    A Leicester youth has been sentenced to six months in a Young Offenders Institute for burglary.
    Issued 31/01/12

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