Your dedicated neighbourhood team
I am the Neighbourhood policing area commander for North West Leicester. I have worked in a wide range of roles across the whole force area and aim to bring this experience to effectively lead my policing teams to ensure North West Leicestershire is a safe place to live, work and visit.
I have recently joined the organisation as a new PCSO, I come from a personal training and customer service background. The skills I have learnt in all the public facing roles will really prove useful in effective engagement in our community.
I can be found out and about within the Bardon area and I’m always happy to be approached. I am excited to help anyone and everyone with any problems you may have dealing with ASB, crime and supporting those who need it the most.
I have worked for Leicestershire Police for a number of years and have only worked in the Bardon area. I bring to the team a wealth of local knowledge, be it the history, people, or businesses within the beat.
I am a firm believer of face-to-face interaction; by doing this a true sense of the situation can be gained, and a level of trust can be built.
If you see me out on patrol, please come and say hello.
I joined Leicestershire Police as a PCSO in 2017 covering Coalville Town and the Forest Beat. I became a Police Officer in 2020 and I was fortunate to come back to North West Leicestershire.
I spent some time in investigative departments such as CID before joining the Bardon Hill Neighbourhood Beat Team at the end of 2024.
Working as a Dedicated Neighbourhood officer gives me the opportunity to engage and continuously support the community I serve. I enjoy speaking to people and listening to their concerns, this helps me to build a better understanding of arising issues and to take positive action.
I am Police Sergeant 1834. I have worked for Leicestershire Police for nearly two decades covering a variety of front line roles. I am now the beat manager for the Bardon Beat and will look to use my experience to tackle crime, manage ASB, safeguard the vulnerable and work cohesively with partner agencies for the betterment of the local community.
I have been a police officer for several years initially starting my career as an instant response officer.
I am now relishing my role as a neighhbourhood beat officer in the Bardon area. I’m proactive in tackling crime and anti-social behaviour and enjoy helping the local community.
I have been a police officer for 22 years covering a variety of roles such as response and CID. I have been a neighbourhood officer for nearly 10 years. I am dedicated to dealing with anti-social behaviour, crime and beat issues. Please feel free to come and speak to me for a chat.
I have been a Police Officer for several years working in various departments throughout the county. I have been a Dedicated Neighbourhood Officer for the last two years working on the Bardon Beat.
I am proactive and look forward to continuing working alongside the rest of the beat team, tackling crime and anti-social behaviour in line with our beat priorities. If you spot me around on the beat, feel free to stop me and have a chat.
I started my career as a Police Officer in November 2017. I have worked a variety of roles and areas including response, investigations, neighbourhood proactive team and local intelligence.
I have been a Neighbourhood Officer on the Bardon beat for 3 years. I am dedicated to tackling ongoing issues, working closely with partner agencies and building up a rapport with the local community.
If you see me out and about, please feel free to have a chat with me and discuss any issues or concerns you may be having.
Crimes and priorities
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Roads around schools at drop off and pick up times experiencing dangerous and inconsiderate parking
Action taken:
You said parking around schools in Ellistown, Hugglescote, New Swannington and Whitwick are causing issues.
This has been communicated through Neighbourhood Link (NHL) surveys, e-mails and calls to the Beat Team and discussed at our community events.
Although highlighted as a priority for this quarter October included the school half term holiday so this issue has not been as prevalent as other months. Despite this we made 4 parking enforcement visits with more to come in November and December.
We found while uniformed officers are on patrol parking was not observed to be an issue and just one car that was temporarily blocking traffic was swiftly moved on.
We will continue patrols at the highlighted school and work with partners agencies to deal with dangerous parking and repeat offenders.
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Vehicles travelling at an excessive speed on Grange Road in Hugglescote, Leicester Road in Whitwick, Thornborough Road in Whitwick and Loughborough Road in Thringstone.
Action taken:
You said cars are driving at an excessive speed on Grange Road in Hugglescote, Leicester Road in Whitwick, Thornborough Road in Whitwick and Loughborough Road in Thringstone.
This has been communicated through Neighbourhood Link (NHL) surveys, e-mails and calls to the Beat Team and discussed at our community events.
We conducted a number of proactive road safety and vehicle enforcement activities during October. We focused on speeding concerns but also dealt with poor driving standards, illegal and anti-social vehicle use and motorcycle nuisance.
We have conducted 3 speeding patrols and the speed enforcement van has been to Heather and Ibstock.
We have dealt with Traffic Offences but also engaged in Driver Education. Examples include a driver carrying out a dangerous overtaking manoeuvre, using a mobile phone while driving, a SORN vehicle on the road and anti-social driving. We issued two motorcycle riders with s.59 Police Reform Act notices regarding the manner of their riding.
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Criminal and Anti Social Behaviour (ASB) in Agar Nook in and around Twyford Close.
Action taken:
You said some residents and visitors to the area are committing crime such as criminal damage and theft as well as causing Anti Social Behaviour (ASB) on some of the residential streets in Agar Nook.
This has been communicated through Neighbourhood Link (NHL) surveys, e-mails and calls to the Beat Team and partner agencies. These include North West Leicestershire District Council and housing providers such as East Midlands Housing.
We carried out a significant number of targeted patrols across Agar Nook, Twyford Close, Stamford Drive, Oakham Drive, Greenhill and surrounding areas during October. The Beat Team reported few incidents of note and no recurring ASB concerns identified.
Reassurance patrols were carried out on foot and in vehicles.
An engagement visit to the community centre was organised for the beginning of the month.We have arrested one subject in the area who was causing ASB whilst under the influence of drugs and/ or alcohol.
We will continue periodic reassurance patrols, monitor intelligence relating to off-road motorcycle use and uninsured vehicles, and maintain partnership engagement with EMH and local residents. No current evidence suggests an escalation in ASB or community issues.