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The Broadmarsh beat covers the south of the City Centre. It includes the Broadmarsh Shopping Centre and has boundary roads of The Poultry, Victoria Street, Fletchergate, Middle Hill onto Collin Street crossing Canal Street, along Trent Street to the north side of the canal.

It contains the Crown Court and onto Carrington Street including the Magistrates Courts, across to Wilford Street, onto Castle Boulevard and up Castle Road covering both sides leading to Friar Lane incorporating Brewhouse Yard, Nottingham Castle and its grounds, South Notts College and Friar Lane to South Parade.

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 Shaun Stokes (1368) Phone: 101 Ext 801 5063
  Mobile: 07792 437329
  Email PC Shaun Stokes
• PCSO Leanne Simpson (9830) Phone: 101 Ext 801 5063
  Mobile: 07702 141728
  Email PCSO Leanne Simpson
• CPO Ian Hill (9934)
  Mobile: 07985 246 438
  Email CPO Ian Hill

Beat Events

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• February
  • 24th Crime Prevention Stand
    Castle College, Maid Marian Way, 12:30pm - 1:30pm
    Members of the Broadmarsh Beat Team will be in the reception area on Castle College at the above time and date, speaking with students and staff offering them general crime prevention advice and information. There will also be a limited number of crime prevention products available..
• March
  • 5th Beat Surgery
    Cafe Rouge, Bridlesmith Gate, 10:30am - 12:00pm
    Members of the Broadmarsh Beat Team will be at Cafe Rouge at the above time and date, speaking with members of public offering them general crime prevention advice and information. There will also be a limited number of crime prevention products and freebies.
  • 7th Beat Surgery
    St Peters Church Coffee Rooms, Albert Street, 1:00pm - 2:00pm
    Members of the Broadmarsh Beat Team will be at the coffee rooms at St Peters Church at the above time and date, speaking with members of public offering them general crime prevention advice and information. There will also be a limited number of crime prevention products and freebies.

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Beat Update

News - February 2012

Last month we combated rising autocrime offences by performing high visibility patrols throughout city centre car parks, as well as sending out educational leaflets to motorists who have left valuables on display whilst in our multi-storey car parks. Following this, we have reduced our autocrime offences significantly.

Crime figures for January are down 20.2% across all 5 City beats, which is 146 less crimes. The Broadmarsh beat alone has dropped by 40%, equivalent to 62 offences.

We are all waiting for information about the Broadmarsh centre to be released now that it has been acquired by Capitol. Obviously, any changes there will have a great impact of the area and the Beat Team. Hopefully we will know something sooner rather than later.

To further protect your valuables consider protecting property using the smart water and immobilise products we can provide, which are further explained below.


General Information

Crime prevention advice can be obtained from the City Centre Neighbourhood Policing Team on our new phone number - 101.
Our extension is 801 5062.

Smartwater
SmartWater is a forensic fluid containing millions of microscopic particles that make up an individual property identification code. This liquid solution can be painted onto household items and leaves a forensic fingerprint encoded with the owner's details and which is virtually impossible to remove.
Please contact your Neighbourhood Team for more details.

Vehicle crime
Could we please take this opportunity to remind members of the public not to leave valuable items on display in their vehicles and to ensure that items such as Satellite Navigation cradles are removed, hidden from view and marks left by them removed from windscreens.

Immobilise
Immobilise is the world's largest FREE register of possession ownership details and with its sister site CheckMEND, the largest database of stolen property and blocked mobile phones.
Immobilise can be used by members of the public and businesses to register their valued possessions or company assets.