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Bilborough

The Bilborough beat area is situated about four miles to the North West of the City Centre of Nottingham. It is boarded by Strelley Road to the North , Wigman Road to the East, Glaisdale Drive to the South, and Westwick Road to the west. It also encompasses Greystoke Drive and includes Nottingham University Samworth Academy now locally referred to as NUSA (formerly William Sharp Comprehensive School), Bilborough College, Melbury Primary School, and finally rejoins Strelley Road. Also Included on the beat is the Glaisdale Drive Industrial Estate.

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 Naylor (513) Phone: 101 Ext 855 4560
Mobile: 07792 437345
Email PC Richard Naylor
PCSO Michael Frettsome (6696) Phone: 101 Ext 855 4560
Mobile: 07595 074341
Email PCSO Michael Frettsome
PCSO Karen Shutler (4680) Phone: 101, ext. 855 4560
Mobile: 07545 701878
Email PCSO Karen Shutler
CPO Mark Slee (9989) Phone: 101 Ext 855 4555
Mobile: 07960 319053
Email CPO Mark Slee

Beat Events

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February
- 9th Coffee Morning
  Bilborough Library, Bracebridge Drive, 10:00am - 12:00pm
  A chance to meet and greet your local Neighbourhood Policing Team.
- 17th Street Briefing
  Bracebridgre Drive shops, 2:00pm - 3:00pm
  Your local Neighbourhood Policing team will be on patrol in this area . We will be on hand to discuss crime prevention or any other issues that concern you.
March
- 1st Coffee Morning
  Bilborough Library, Bracebridge Drive, 10:00am - 12:00pm
  A chance to meet your local Neighbourhood Policing Team.

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Beat Update

CURRENT UPDATE FEBRUARY 2012
Bilborough beat area has shown some great reductions in SAC over the past year. This is a continued reduction year on year. January this year produced a good month with a 40% reduction on reported crime compared to January last year.
Bilborough has seen a reduction of over 40% in Serious Acquisitive crime compared to 2010 – 2011
Burglary down by over 38% - Robbery down by over 20% - Vehicle crime down by over 42%
Burglary other down by over 28% - Damage down by over 4%.
The only areas of increased numbers are around theft up 24%, and violence up by over 18%.Much of the reported violence is linked to Domestic related incidents were the offender and victim are known to each other. Currently the NPT manage the risk of a significant number of domestic violence victims. This does have an impact on the team’s capacity to deal with some other matters.
During January the only location for repeat offences were shown as Staverton road which suffered two Burglaries. No other areas were identified as repeat locations for crime or anti social behaviour.
Birchover road and Community Centre continue to be the focus for our ASB patrols including Operation Cacogen.It has seen a reduction in the number of calls received. The team are actively involved with all locations that have been identified as repeat callers, be it due to vulnerability because of mental health issues, repeat ASB, or suffering Domestic violence.

We have had a great month with 24 Drugs Warrants executed in January. Over £103,000 worth of Drugs seized and numerous arrests made. We continue to work with our partners to ensure anyone convicted is evicted from the property.

We are trying to encourage residents to join the FREE Neighbourhood Alert system in the area. By registering with Neighbourhood Alert you will receive up to date information from us to help you prevent crime by being aware of what is happening in your area. Linking you with your Neighbourhood Policing Team and making sure were all working together to make Bilborough safer.

Please visit https://www.nottinghamshirealert.co.uk/ for further details.

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.