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’ve been a PCSO with Leicestershire Police for 14 years and I’ve worked in numerous different areas such at Melton, Hinckley & Braunstone.
I currently work at North West Leicestershire Police Station and cover the NN43 (Valley Beat).
I’m proud to serve my community and remain committed to delivering professional, resilient policing every day.
I joined Leicestershire Police in 2008 as a PCSO, and over the past 17 years, I have enjoyed being out and about in the community, engaging with residents, schools, and local groups. I am passionate about supporting the community by listening to their concerns and working together to address issues.
If you see me out and about, then please don’t hesitate to stop me for a chat!!
Hi I am PCSO 6517 Tony Gallagher and have served in the police in a variety of locations covering city and county and different roles including Airport on terrorism , Rural and Wildlife, and all NN Beats for 23 + years and now enjoying Beat 43 with colleagues to enhance the safety of our community.
I have served with Leicestershire Police for over 20 years. I started my career in Neighbourhood Policing at North West Leicestershire before working on various response teams across the Force. I’m delighted to be back in the area where it all started for me now overseeing teams of Dedicated Neighbourhood Policing Officers. Together we can make a difference in your community.
I’m James, one of the Dedicated Neighbourhood Officers currently assigned to the NN43 Valley Beat. With years of experience as both a response officer and a neighbourhood officer, I’ve developed a strong understanding of both urgent Policing and community engagement. Taking particular interest in building trust, tackling local issues, and working closely with residents and partners to create safer, stronger neighbourhoods.
Hello! I am Riannon. I joined Leicestershire Police to drive fast cars and lock up bad people, that’s what I thought police did but, it is so much more.
I am proud to say that I have spent my career on the frontline, and I am currently a Dedicated Neighbourhood officer for the Valley Beat, I love working with my beat colleagues and I'm passionate about keeping our rural communities safe.
Crimes and priorities
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Priority:
Action taken:
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Priority:
To promote the Share the Road campaign in Belton, to ensure our rural road network is used safely and responsibly by all road users.
Action taken:
You said - You want to feel safer on the rural roads around the village and have reported a variety of road safety concerns.
We will - Encourage mutual respect and consideration between motorists, cyclists, equestrians, farm vehicles and pedestrians using Belton's rural roads. This priority will focus on education, engagement and targeted enforcement to improve road safety, reduce dangerous driving behaviours and increase awareness of the challenges faced by all road users on the rural network.
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Priority:
To address concerns regarding HGV’s breaching the weight restriction within Kegworth
Action taken:
You said - You want us to reduce the number of Heavy Goods Vehicles (HGVs) unlawfully using roads within Kegworth that are subject to weight restrictions, improving road safety and quality of life for residents.
We will - Conduct operations around the village to stop suspected offending vehicles and take appropriate action.
We will take action against those companies identified as being responsible for directing their vehicles unlawfully through the village.
We will update you on the outcome of these operations and help to raise awareness of the issue using social media to keep the wider community informed.
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Priority:
To tackle ASB involving young persons within Long Whatton.
Action taken:
You said - There is currently an issue with young people causing ASB in the village, climbing into the school grounds out of school hours, riding around on e-scooters among other things.
We will -
The aim of this priority is to improve community safety and public confidence through early intervention, engagement with young people, partnership working with the school and local agencies, and proportionate enforcement where necessary to address persistent issues and prevent further offending.