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Park Lane

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Park Lane and Heathfield area borders with the Bestwood area. It is situated between the main roads of Valley Road, Hucknall Road and Vernon Road just North of Radford Road Police Station.

Park Lane/Heathfield is a built up area of mainly residential streets that now contain a mixture of housing.

In the midst of the area there is a small group of businesses operating from business parks, namely Northern Court and Arnold Road. There are only a handful of local convenience shops spread throughout the area.

The area has only one school, Southwark Infants School, Bulwell Lane

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 Anthony Wilson (2575) Phone: 101 ext 802 4646
  Mobile: 07525 226539
  Email PC Anthony Wilson
• PCSO Phil Taylor (9632) Phone: 101 Ext 802 4646
  Mobile: 07702 141746
  Email PCSO Phil Taylor
• PCSO Terri Turner (4725) Phone: 101 Ext 802 4646
  Mobile: 07702 141882
  Email PCSO Terri Turner
• CPO Richard Hodkinson (9998) Phone: 101 Ext 802 4646
  Mobile: 07956 131865
  Email CPO Richard Hodkinson

Beat Events

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• February
  • 10th Beat Surgery.
    Outside Southwark Infants School, Park Lane., 3:00pm - 3:15pm
    While you come to collect your children we will be on hand to have a chat about any particular issues or concerns affecting you. A member of our team will always be here every Friday afternoon so please feel to have a talk with us if you wish.
  • 21st Beat Surgery
    NHS Hucknall Road Health Centre., 2:00pm - 3:00pm
    This is an opportunity to have a chat and meet your local Neighbourhood Policing Team whilst visiting the Medical Centre. You can discuss any issues which may be affecting you and your community. As well as finding a cure for an illness you may also find a cure for your neighbourhood issues, all in one visit.
  • 22nd Beat Surgery.
    Kibworth Community Centre, Heathfield Estate., 2:30pm - 3:00pm
    This is an opportunity for you to come and meet your local Neighbourhood Policing Team and discuss any issues which may be affecting you and your community. You can also talk with us about arranging an appointment to have your home smartwatered, completely free to all Nottingham City residents. We are happy to help.

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Beat Update

Current Update - Feburary

Through January the Park Lane area has had a total of 2 burglaries to people homes, this is the same amount compared to January 2011. This is a reduction by 4 burglaries from the previous month of December 2011. For the year to date we have had a total of 36 burglaries, compared to the year to date up to January 2011 where the figure stood at 64. This is a reduction by almost 44%.

We have 3 reported vehicle crimes for the month of January compared to 1 reported crime for December 2011. While this is a slight increase, we have had a total of 15 vehicle crimes reported for the year to date compared to 27 for the year to date up too January 2011, this is a reduction by 44% from the previous year.

Overall all crime on the Park Lane area has fallen by nearly 16% compared to this time last year.

The quarterly Ward Forum meeting will be held at Southwark Infants School on the 1st February for all residents of the Park Lane, Whitemore and Stockhill area. Attending will be the officers from beat teams, local councillors, neighbourhood action officers and other council partners. Please do come along to hear about new initiatives being launched, crime figures and community projects. You can all raise any concerns or issues with us at the meeting.

We always encourage for residents to have Smartwater at their home addresses to help deter burglaries, we are delighted to report that we have had a success in using smartwater. We have been able to locate a sample on a stolen childs push bike and send it off for testing, the result came back to the address from where the bike was stolen from. We were able to return the bike back to its original a very grateful young child.

The beat team is still piloting the new initiative called Nottinghamshire Alert. This works by the Neighbourhood Policing Team sending emails/texts to people who have signed up to it and letting them know what is happening in their area on a regular basis. Please get in contact with your local officers if you are interested or you can log on to the Nottingham Police website home page and join from there.

If you have any concerns or witness any suspicious activity please do not hesitate to contact us at the earliest opportunity to investigate the matter.
Emergency 999 or non emergency number 101.
Crimestoppers 0800 555111