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The Bulwell Hall area incorporates a mixture of council, private and rented accommodation. There is a golf course and a public park, a community Centre, local shops, doctors surgeries, a leisure centre, TA centre, a Gypsy and Traveller Caravan Park and a Tram stop with links to Hucknall and the city centre. The 2001 Census describes the area as having 1865 dwelling premises.



There are three schools in the area called St Marys Primary, Springfield Primary and Bulwell Academy.

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 Andrea Gummer (2332) Phone: 101 ext 855 4963
  Mobile: 07595 074394
  Email PC Andrea Gummer
• PCSO James Fretwell (9642) Phone: 101 Ext 855-4355
  Mobile: 07595-012044
  Email PCSO James Fretwell

Beat Events

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• May
  • 31st Coffee Morning Beat Surgery
    Healthy Living Centre, 10:15am - 11:00am
    Meeting the local community at a coffee morning at the Healthy Living Centre. Please feel free to come and have a coffee and meet your local beat team for an informal chat.
• June
  • 7th Golf course Surgery
    Bulwell Hall Golf Club, 2:00pm - 3:00pm
    Come and meet members of your beat team at the Golf Club. Get advice on crime prevention or hear about what is happening in the area. Smart water maybe available for those wishing it.
  • 8th Coffee Morning Beat Surgery
    Healthy Living Centre, 10:15am - 11:00am
    Meeting the local community at a coffee morning at the Healthy Living Centre. Please feel free to come and have a coffee and meet your local beat team for an informal chat.

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Beat Update

28th April 2012

Where has the sunshine gone??

Crime continues to fall on the beat area which is great news. There have been two reported burglaries on the main Bulwell Hall Estate, so again I am asking all suspicious behaviour to be reported to the police, it will be the only way we can deal with the offenders. Continue in your vigilance regarding your own property security.

A successful meeting was held at the Church on Ragdale Road regarding anti social behaviour in and around Merchant Street. Councillors for the area were also in attendance. It gave the local residents the opportunity to report problem people to the Safer Neighbourhood team and to show a united stance on crime in the area. To date there has been a significant decrease in the calls regarding ASB in the area.

Can I remind residents that if you wish to report a crime that has happened or is in progress then to please call either 101 or 999.

I am pleased to report that all crime is down on the beat, we have had 20 less crimes this year compared to the previous year which is wonderful. There has been a 57% reduction on all Serious and Acquisitive Crime this year too.

Regards

Andrea Gummer - 07595 074394
James Fretwell - 07595 012044
Gary langley - 079473 50272

Crimestoppers - 0800 555 111