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Aspley

The Aspley estate is situated to the north of Nottingham city centre and consists of 3,196 households with just under 8000 residents. The area is bordered by Broxtowe Lane to the north and west, Aspley Lane to the south and Melbourne Road/Nuthall Road (A610) to the east.

The area has one school, Ambleside Primary, situated on Minver Crescent. Also on Minver Crescent are the Aspley Community Training Centre (ACTC) and Minver Crescent Sports Centre.

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 Stuart Howe (3565) Phone: 101 Ext 855 4561
Mobile: 07595 074054
Email PC Stuart Howe
PCSO Karl Bainbridge (8148) Phone: 101 Ext 4560
Mobile: 07595 074269
Email PCSO Karl Bainbridge
PCSO Clare Small (9639) Phone: 101 Extn 4562/4563
Mobile: 07595 012058
Email PCSO Clare Small
CPO Nick Johnston (9908)
Mobile: 07506 172501
Email CPO Nick Johnston

Beat Events

February
- 14th Coffee Morning
  ACTC Minver Crescent , 10:00am - 11:00am
  The Neighbourhood team are holding a coffee morning between 10:00 and 11:00. This is a chance for the local community to speak with the team.
- 21st School Meeting
  Ambleside Primary School , 3:00pm - 4:00pm
  The local PSCO's will be attending Ambleside School to meet parents and children outside the school gates on Minver Crescent
March
- 22nd School Meeting
  Ambleside Primary School , 3:00pm - 4:00pm
  The local PSCO's will be attending Ambleside School to meet parents and children outside the school gates on Minver Crescent

Beat Update

Current Update February 2012

Aspley Beat area has shown some great reductions in crime over the past year.
Burglary is down over 36% - Robbery down over 16% - Vehicle crime down also by over 18%.However these reductions have been affected by increases in reported theft ,and violence. High levels of Domestic violence in the Aspley Ward as a whole contribute greatly to these numbers.The impact of managing these numbers of domestic victims is that they have a reduced capacity to address some of the other issues on the area. The team have identified the current areas of demand. Welstead Avenue had 2 reported Burglary offences in January, however an arrest has been made for both offences . There were no repeat locations for criminal damage or Robbery.
January was an excellent month as we conducted 24 Drugs Warrants across the area and seized over £103,000 worth of drugs.Local intelligence plays a major part in this process. We continue to work with our partners to ensure anyone dealt with for this is evicted from their properties.