Strelley
The Strelley Beat area is situated to the north west of the City Centre and is within the City boundary. It is part of the Bilborough Ward, and is bordered by Strelley Road on the south side, and Helston Drive on the east, but also incorporating Bramley Road and Bridge Green. The Moorgreen estate is the north east corner of the beat area, with the border falling short of the Broxtowe parkland. To the north the area includes all the streets leading off of Cranwell Road, as well as Lancaster Way and York Drive. The border of the area then extends westward to incorporate the Nottingham Business Park, where the Nottm DVLA building is located. The first few houses of Strelley Village are included in the beat, but most of the village is not.
The beat incorporates two warden-aided complexes for the elderly at Seagrave Court and Jubilee Court. Also on the area, there are two places of worship, the Kingdom Hall on Flamsteed Road and Christian Family Centre on Strelley Road, one school, Seagrave Primary School and two licensed premises, The Rose Public House and the Strelley Social Club.
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
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PCSO Jon-Paul Fielding (7589)
Phone: 101 Ext 4560
Mobile: 07595074158
Email PCSO Jon-Paul Fielding -
CPO Phil Hurworth (9941)
Phone: 01159164609
Mobile: 07985246065
Email CPO Phil Hurworth
Beat Events
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March
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7th
Beat Surgery
Moorgreen Community House, Moorgreen est Strelley, 2:00pm - 3:00pm
Come and join us on the first Wednesday of every month, we will be on hand to discuss local issues and offer crime prevention advice.
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7th
Beat Surgery
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April
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4th
Beat Surgery
Moorgreen Community House, Moorgreen est Strelley, 2:00pm - 3:00pm
Come and join us on the first Wednesday of every month, we will be on hand to discuss local issues and offer crime prevention advice.
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4th
Beat Surgery
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May
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2nd
Beat Surgery
Moorgreen Community House, Moorgreen est Strelley, 2:00pm - 3:00pm
Come and join us on the first Wednesday of every month, we will be on hand to discuss local issues and offer crime prevention advice.
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2nd
Beat Surgery
Beat Update
CURRENT UPDATE FEBRUARY 2012
WE ARE FAST APPROACHING THE END OF THE FINANCIAL YEAR AND THE RESULTS AROUND CRIME PERFORMANCE WILL BE REVIEWED. STRELLEY BEAT AREA HAS SHOWN SOME GREAT REDUCTIONS IN CRIME FOR 2010 -2011.
BURGLARY IS DOWN BY OVER 61% - VEHICLE CRIME DOWN BY OVER 37% - BURGLARY OTHER DOWN BY OVER 37% - THEFT DOWN BY OVER 31%.
THE AREAS WERE THERE HAS BEEN AN INCREASE ARE ROBBERY WHICH IS UP BY OVER 266%, HOWEVER THIS EQUATES TO 11 OFFENCES FOR THE WHOLE YEAR COMPARED TO 3 2009 -2010. VIOLENCE HAS SHOWN AN INCREASE OF 46% TOGETHER WITH CRIMINAL DAMAGE.RESEARCH HAS SHOWN THAT THE INCREASE IN VIOLENCE REPORTS IS CONNECTED TO THE REPORTS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE WHICH ALSO HAS SOME IMPACT ON THE NUMBERS OF DAMAGE REPORTS.
THE BEAT TEAM ARE CURRENTLY INVOLVED IN MANAGING A HIGH NUMBER OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIMS.
DURING JANUARY THERE WERE NO REPEAT LOCATIONS OR SPIKES IN ANY PARTICULAR CRIME OR ASB.THE BEAT TEAM ARE ACTIVELY INVOLVED IN ALL LOCATIONS THAT HAVE GENERATED REPEAT CALLS, EITHER THROUGH VULNERABILITY DUE TO MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES, ASB, OR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.
WE HAVE HAD A GREAT MONTH WITH 24 DRUGS WARRANTS EXECUTED IN JANUARY ACROSS THE WHOLE AREA. OVER £103,000 WORTH OF DRUG SEIZED. WE ALSO WORK WITH OUR PARTNERS TO ENSURE THAT ANYONE CONVICTED IS ALSO EVICTED.
We are trying to encourage the Alert system in the area. By registering with 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 Strelley safer.
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.
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