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Sneinton Elements

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The following roads border the Sneinton Elements Beat area. Carlton road close to the junction with Porchester Road, to Bath Street, along Sneinton Road and then Windmill Lane to it’s junction with Carlton Road. There is one primary school located within the area and a large college campus. There is also a large park within the area, King Edward Park, which is currently being redesigned with the help of the local community. Located along the Carlton Road corridor is an industrial area consisting mostly of smaller commercial industrial units.

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 Paul Whant (1308) Phone: 101 Ext 850 6867
  Mobile: 07792 437361
  Email PC Paul Whant
• PCSO Camilla Edwards-Cleaves (4724) Phone: 101 ext 8506867
  Mobile: 07595 074019
  Email PCSO Camilla Edwards-Cleaves
• PCSO Helen Toynton (9618) Phone: 101 Ext 8506867
  Mobile: 07702 141843
  Email PCSO Helen Toynton
• CPO Simon Wright (9919) Phone: 101 Ext 850 6866
  Mobile: 07985 246613
  Email CPO Simon Wright

Beat Events

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• February
  • 9th Healthy Breakfast Club.
    The Pavilion, King Edward Park, Carlton Road, Sneinton., 10:00am - 12:00pm
    This is an event organised by The Renewal Trust in partnership with S.T.O.P. Tenants and Residents group. There will be free tea, coffee, fruit, cereal and toast for people living close to King Edward Park. Those who feel isolated, perhaps living on your own, would be especially welcome. There will be a presentation at each event designed to promote healthy living and members of the Neighbourhood Policing Team will be on hand to address any issues you may have with crime and anti social behaviour in your area. Come along and meet other people living in your community, enjoy a healthy breakfast and find out how to improve your health.
  • 16th Street Survey
    Walton Avenue, Sneinton., 7:00pm - 9:00pm
    An opportunity to meet with your local Neighbourhood Policing Team on an informal basis and have your say with regard to crime and antisocial behaviour in your area. We will be calling at homes in your area between the times stated, look out for us.
  • 23rd Beat Surgery
    The Pavilion, King Edward Park, Carlton Road, Sneinton., 10:00am - 12:00pm
    An opportunity to meet with your local Neighbourhood Policing Team and have your say with regard to crime and antisocial behaviour in your area. There may also be a representative from Nottingham City Council on hand to answer any questions you may have of them. Should their representative not be available, your queries and comments can be easily passed on. We look forward to meeting you.

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Beat Update

01/02/2012 - Sneinton Elements Beat Update.

To start I would like to remind you about Neighbourhood Alert. This is a free community messaging system which you can sign up to and be kept informed of important issues within your area. I would encourage you to have a look and see if this useful facility might be for you. You may access it from this web site or directly at
www. nottinghamshirealert.co.uk
I am keen to get as many of you signed up to this service as possible as I believe it really useful. If you cannot access it online for any reason, give me a call as I can arrange for your details to be placed on the system at the Police Station.

Incidents of crime on the beat over the past month continues to be relatively low.

There have been a number of incidents of antisocial behaviour which has been a bit of a mixed bag although the majority have been noise related.

Thankfully, while not totally eradicated, the level of vehicle crime has fallen significantly.

So all in all, good news. We do not wish to appear complacent however, and I know that things can change very quickly. If there are things going on that we may not be aware of please let us know, either directly or via Crimestoppers.

Can I remind you again of the new and much simplified number that you may use to contact the police in circumstances that do not constitute an emergency. Simply dial 101. All calls cost just 15p regardless of call length. The cost is the same from both landline and mobile telephones.

Finally, if you have any issues at all which you need to raise with us, please do not hesitate to call.