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Sherwood Rise

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Sherwood Rise is situated near the outskirts of Nottingham city centre and the boundary roads are Sherwood Rise, Hucknall Road and Valley Road.

Sherwood Rise has a large educational establishment containing Clarendon College on Pelham Avenue, which is at the bottom of the beat with a centrally located nursery and primary school, Claremont Primary School, on Claremont Road.

There are numerous places of worship for varying religions.

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 Richard Williams (1543) Phone: 101 Ext 802 4646
  Mobile: 07595 073953
  Email PC Richard Williams
• PCSO Simon Smith (4695) Phone: 101 Ext 802 4646
  Mobile: 07814 003173
  Email PCSO Simon Smith
• CPO Cheryl McLean (CPO 9961) Phone: 101 Ext 802 4649
  Mobile: 07947 531201
  Email CPO Cheryl McLean

Beat Events

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• February
  • 26th Beat Surgery
    Polish Church, Sherwood Rise, 11:30am - 12:30pm
    Representatives from your local Safer Neighbourhood Team will be available to speak to you to discuss your concerns and issues affecting you.
  • 26th Neighbourhood Policing Team Meeting
    Sikh Temple, 26 Nottingham Road, Sherwood Rise, NG7 7AE, 12:30pm - 1:30pm
    Representatives from your local Neighbourhood Policing Team will be available to speak to residents to discuss your concerns and issues affecting you. Hope to see you there.
  • 27th Beat Surgery
    Sainsbury's, Perry Road, Nottingham, 10:30am - 11:30am
    Representatives from your local Safer Neighbourhood Team will be available to speak to you to discuss your concerns and issues affecting you.

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Beat Update

Current Update - February 2012

Dear Sherwood Rise Residents

On the whole crime has decreased over the year, which is great news.

• Burglary down by 38%
• Robbery down by 28%

We saw a small decrease in thefts from vehicles in January but a small increase in criminal damage to vehicles (mainly due to a two night period where tyres had been slashed on a number of cars) and as such are asking residents to keep a watchful eye on the community this month. Please keep you eyes peeled for any vehicles or persons that may be involved in suspicious behavior around vehicles and where possible pay attention to any vehicle registrations.
If you do see any suspicious behavior or you are a victim of autocrime, then please ensure you report it on 101. The Beat Team will be out and about patrolling the area so please stop and talk to them if you have any concerns.

If you have any other concerns you can talk to one of the local officers either by visiting one of our “Meet and Greet” events, please see the Local Events listed on the website, or by using the contact numbers for your team which are also listed on the website or just stop and chat when you see us out and about.