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Sutton North (Skegby and Stanton Hill)

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Area Overview



Sutton North Beat consists of Skegby which includes Kings Mill Hospital, Stanton Hill, Dalestorth and surrounding villages Teversal, Stanley, Norwood. It borders Carsic, Huthwaite and Sutton's Forest Side.

Under the Policing Pledge, this is an urban beat and has a 15 minute emergency response time. For an explanation of what this means click here.

Beat Officers

• PC Phillip Snape (3544) Phone: 101 Ext 806 3745
  Mobile: 07889 702827
  Email PC Phillip Snape
• PCSO Linda Foreman (4696) Phone: 101 Ext 806 3649
  Mobile: 07595 073967
  Email PCSO Linda Foreman
• PCSO Lorraine Stephenson (8132) Phone: 101 Ext 806 3745
  Mobile: 07545 701826
  Email PCSO Lorraine Stephenson

Beat Events

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• March
  • 10th Safer Neighbourhood Beat Surgery
    Community Shop, High Street, Stanton Hill, 12:00am - 12:00am
    This is an opportunity for residents of Stanton Hill, Skegby and Teversal to meet their local Safer Neighbourhood Beat Team to discuss any issues that you may be experiencing in the area that you live in regarding anti social behaviour, crime related issues or just to come along and meet the team and have a chat.
  • 19th Beat Surgery
    Kings Mill Hospital, Kings Treatment Centre, 10:00am - 12:00pm
    The Sutton North Beat Team will be available to speak with patients, staff and visitors to the hospital about any concerns or issues they may have either within the hospital or within their local area of residence. We can put you in touch with your local Beat Team within the Nottinghamshire area. Come and have a chat.
• April
  • 14th Safer Neighbourhood Beat Surgery
    Community shop, High Street, Stanton Hill, 10:00am - 12:00pm
    This is an opportunity for residents of Stanton Hill, Skegby and Teversal to meet their local Safer Neighbourhood Beat Team to discuss any issues that you may be experiencing in the area that you live in regarding anti social behaviour, crime related issues or just to come along and meet the team and have a chat

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Beat Update

On 19/01/2012 The Beat Team attended an Open Safer Neighbourhood Committee meeting at Brand Court Stanton Hill. Parking issues on New Lane Stanton Hill were discussed with the local councillor who was present. PCSO Foreman discussed the need and importance to hold Beat Surgeries in other areas so that residents in Skegby and Teversal do not have to travel to Stanton Hill every time. Despite poor attendance when this has previously been tried it was agreed that it is a service that we need to persevere with. The Beeches community centre and the scout hut were places mentioned that may be able to hold a surgery.

19/01/2012 - Sutton North area update
Stanton Hill - Crime for the Stanton Hill area has reduced over the past year with local residents noticing a significant difference.
The Beat Team is working in Partnership with Ashfield District Council and local landlords regarding private rented properties in the area and some of the issues that local residents have been experiencing.
The Beat team are consistently working with local youths in the area, and Stanton Hill has seen a dramatic reduction in youths congregating in groups causing anti social behaviour in the area.
We are also working with the local council regarding the security and future for the old Co-Op site on the High Street.

Skegby Area- Regular patrols of the area are conducted. Hill Crescent recreation park has seen a continued reduction in anti social behaviour particularly in the summer months.
There is now new play equipment on Stamper Crescent recreation area and so far there have not been any reports of anti social behaviour. Patrols will continue in the area.

Teversal Area - The Beat Team conduct regular foot and bicycle patrols in the area which include the Teversal Grange and football club following reports of cars congregating in the area. The Beat Team regularly stop any vehicles who are acting suspiciously in the area.

If you have any information regarding the above or need to report any local issues in your area the Sutton North Beat Team can be contacted either by phone on 101 ext 8063649 or at Sutton Police Station or come and talk to us when you see us on patrol. If you would rather report something anonymously you can call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.


9/01/2012
The Sutton North Beat Team over the past few months have been working in partnership with Kings Mill Hospital by providing regular patrols within the grounds and inside the hospital. Monthly Beat Surgeries are held in the Kings Treatment Centre where staff, patients and visitors can speak with a member of the Sutton North Beat Team about any issues in the hospital or in the area that they live, and can put you in touch with your own Safer Neighbourhood Beat Team for further advice and interventions.

Any staff, visitors or patients are reminded not to leave items on show in your car such as Sat Navs, mobile phones and any other valuables while parked in the grounds. Please don't take valuables or large quantities of money into hospital with you if you are staying as a patient.

Again two Beat Surgeries took place on Sutton North on the 04/04/2011, at the Community Shop Stanton Hill and at the Treatment Centre Kings Mill. Both were productive in listening to the concerns of local residents.

Two Beat Surgeries took place on Sutton North on the 30/03/2011 the first was at the Community Stanton Hill. A large number of local residents attended to talk about their concerns about problems on Institute Street. Beat Team contact details were given to the local residents, community surveys’ completed and advice and reassurance given.

The second Beat Surgery took place at the Cafe at B&Q. Again this was supported by the management at B&Q. Most of the people attending the Cafe were avoiding the inclement weather, but were please to see the police presences.

On 17/03/2011 a Beat Surgery at Stanton Hill Community Shop was held. Several local residents were spoke to re concerns they raised.

On 19/2/2011 The Sutton North Beat Team worked alongside Youth Services and the Youth Offender manager with Operation STAYSAFE. Local youths in the Stanton Hill and Hill Crescent area were given the opportunity to engage with youth services to discuss any issues they are having and to recieve advice about the dangers of underage drinking and anti social behaviour


On 14/02/2011 PCSO 4696 Linda Foreman and Sergeant 1567 Andrew Downie from the Sutton North Safer Neighbourhood Beat Team held a Beat Surgery at Kings Mill Hospital for staff, patients and visitors. The surgery was well attended with the opportunity to discuss any issues or concerns that anyone had within the hospital or the area that they live in. Officers were able to put anyone who attended the surgery in touch with their local Beat Manager if required for help and advice with issues in their local community. Crime prevention advice was offered regarding shed burglaries and car crime in the area.
The event was well recieved by all that attended.


On 4/02/2011 PCSO 4696 Linda Foreman from the Sutton North Safer Neighbourhood Beat Team was invited by teachers at Dalestorth Primary School, Skegby, to talk with pupils from years 5 and 6 about staying safe and how anti - social behaviour affects families, friends and the wider community.

On 24/01/2011 PC 465 Scott Chambers and PCSO 4696 Linda Foreman from the Sutton North Safer Neighbourhood Beat Team held a Beat Surgery at Kings Mill Hospital for staff, visitors and patients to discuss any issues or concerns they may have either within the hospital or the local area that they live in. The event was well received by all that attended with expressions of thanks for Police patrols in and around the hospital and their availability to staff.

On 20/01/2011 Sergeant 1567 Downie, PC 465 Chambers and PCSO 4696 Linda Foreman from the Sutton North Safer Neighbourhood Beat Team conducted a Patchwalk around the High Oakham Close and Stonehills way area in Sutton. Local residents raised concerns about the speed of motorists entering the estate and the litter accumulating in the area between Stonehills Way and Roosevelt road. Residents thanked the Beat Team for their regular patrols in the area and their response to some recent incidents.

On 19/01/2011 PC 465 Scott Chambers and PCSO 4696 Linda Foreman from the Sutton North Safer Neighbourhood Beat Team held a Beat Surgery at the Anchor Centre in Skegby for local residents to discuss any issues or concerns they may have in the local area. Local County Cllr Ann Patrick was in attendance. The surgery was well received and attended, no specific issues of concern were highlighted by those in attendance but local residents did comment that they had seen an increase in Police patrols in the area of which they are grateful.

On 17/01/2011 The Sutton North safer Neighbourhood Beat Team held a beat surgery at Kings Mill Hospital for staff visitors and patients to discuss any issues or concerns they may have either within the hospital or the local area that they live in. The event was the first of twice monthly surgeries throughout the coming year held in the Kings Treatment Centre and was well received and attended by staff, patients and visitors.

SNC meeting at Headlswood Community Centre 21/10/2010. 3 new beat priorities:
Speeding Traffic

1) Stanton Hill – High Street, Brand Lane
Healdswood Estate
Skegby Road
Hill Crescent
Dalestorth Road

2) Parking
Skegby Road on junction
Stamper Crescent
High Street

3) Teenagers around the Healdswood Shop area

Over 200 Community Surveys have been completed in the Stanton Hill area since July 2010. Since the Confidence Team has been on Stanton Hill their have been a significant reduction in the number of calls and the community confidence has improved.

Local people in the area surrounding Skegby Library, Mansfield Road, Sutton in Ashfield have been kept up to date with issues in the area by attending a beat surgery on Friday 5th February 2010. Issues brought to our attention were underage groups asking members of the public to purchase alcohol on their behalf. We would like to inform you that this is illegal and this will not be tolerated. If anyone has any information on adults buying alcohol for under age people, shops serving under age people or any other Police issues in your area please contact the Sutton North Safer Neighbourhoods Team on 101 ext 806 3745 or call crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

On 13/02/2010 the Safer Neighbourhood Committee held an Open Meeting at Brand Court to keep people up to date with the Stanton Hill Action Plan developments and to discuss issues that we could take into consideration when discussing and setting the local issues for the area, the meeting was poorly attended due to short notice. Things that were discussed was that a young group of kids are causing a nuisance of themselves to the businesses in the area, we informed them we were in the process of investing this matter if you have any information about this or any other Police issues in your area please contact the Sutton North Safer Neighbourhoods Team on 101 ext 806 3745 or call crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.


On 15/02/2010 at 18:30 hours the Sutton North Beat Team and Ann Patrick Local County Councillor conducted an estate walk around Teversal, up Fackley Road upto Canarvan Arms, back down to Coppywood, and Cararvan Road, we then reconvened back at Teversal Grange Carpark. We then moved onto Meden Bank and walked around that Estate. Whilst conducting the estate walk we spoke to local residents and filled in priority surveys which can go towards deciding the local problems by the Safer Neighbourhoods Committee.

On 15/03/2010 at 18:30 hours the Sutton North Beat Team and Ann Patrick (local county counciller) conducted a beat walk on Healdswood Street and Skegby Library area. Local residents completed neighbourhood priority surveys which will help highlight problems in the area. Problems brought to our attention were groups causing anti-social behaviour around the Skegby Library area on evenings.

On 12/04/2010 the new Beat Officers PC 2608 Mark Clark and PCSO 4696 Linda Foreman for Stanton Hill, Skegby and Teversal commenced.

On 12/05/2010 Stanton Hill and Teversal Community Association held a meeting. During the meeting the Sutton North Beat Team introduced themselves and answered questions regarding local issues.

On 18/05/2010 at 13:00 hours the Sutton North Beat Team attended a meeting at the Community Shop to discuss proposals for a centre where local residents of all ages can access various activities and training.

On 19/05/2010 PCSO 8071Tom Nuttall joined the Sutton North Beat Team.

On 21/10/2010 PCSO 4696 Linda Foreman PCSO for Sutton North attended a Staff Well being event at Kings Mill Hospital in the Kings Treatment Centre. Advice was offered to staff, patients and visitors regarding home security, reducing the risk of auto crime particularly as the Christmas period is approaching and any other Police related issues. The new non emergency 101 Nottinghamshire Police number was also promoted. The event was very well attended and is the first of other events at Kings Mill that the Safer neighbourhood Team plan to attend.

On 19/12/2010 PCSO 4696 Linda Foreman joined local residents at the Candle lit carol service at Skegby Methodist Church along with CPO Adam Brown. They joined the congregation after the service for tea and refreshments.

On 19/2/2011 at 2pm PCSO 4696 Linda Foreman and Community Protection Officer Phil Leivers held a beat surgery at Kennelgate Pet Store on Mansfield Road Sutton. Advice was available regarding the new dog by-laws in the Ashfield District relating to dogs in public places and the responsibilities of the owners. Information in leaflet form is available from Ashfield District Council Offices and Sutton Police Station front counter.

The surgery was well attended by local pet owners and residents who were able to discuss any local issues or concerns.

On 23/2/2011 PCSO 8071 Tom Nuttall held a Beat Surgery outside the Co-Operative store on Stanton Hill High Street. It was attended by local residents who were able to raise any issues or concerns in the local area. Thanks were given to the Police for their continued presence in the area and ongoing work.

On 28/2/2011 PCSO 4696 Linda Foreman and PC 465 Scott Chambers held a Beat Surgery at Kings Mill Hospital in the Kings Treatment Centre for staff, visitors and patients. Crime Prevention advice was available with particular attention to the awareness of the security of vehicles being parked in the hospital grounds. Anyone leaving their vehicle parked is reminded to remove all valuables and not to leave anything on display as there have been incidents of damage and thefts from cars recently.

On 3/3/2011 at 6pm PC 465 Scott Chambers conducted a Beat Walk which met outside Dalestorth Primary School and walked along Prior Close, Roosevelt Road and Hill Crescent. The walk was attended by several local residents who had the opportunity to mention any concerns or issues in the local area.

11/06/2011 Stanton Hill Community Shop beat surgery 2 attended to discuss issues they had, advice was given and the surgery was successful another surgery will be arranged for next month