Hart Rural North Hampshire Constabulary Police Local Neighbourhood

A/PS Wentworth joined Hampshire Constabulary in November 2008 as a PCSO and then progressed into the rank of PC in September 2010. A/PS Wentworth was stationed at Aldershot remaining there until joining the Hart North Neighbourhood Team in September 2017. A/PS Wentworth has previously served on an Aldershot Beat Team, Response and Patrol Teams and worked in the intelligence department bringing a wealth of knowledge to the Hart North team. In March 2019, A/PS Wentworth took on the responsibility of managing the Hart North Policing Team.

I Joined Hampshire Constabulary in 1995 and have served at Havant, Hayling Island, Aldershot, Fleet and Yateley. During my time with the constabulary I have undertaken training in speed enforcement, CSI fingerprinting, Public order as well as pursuit and response driving. The last 13 years of my service have been as a member of the Yateley and surrounding area Neighbourhood Policing Team taking the lead as liaison for Pub Watch, Neighbourhood Watch and more recently Speed Watch.

Nick joined Hampshire Constabulary in November 2006.

In March 2015 Nick moved to cover the Rural area in the North of Hart. Nick spends a lot of time talking with victims of crime and being as proactive as possible. Nick is looking forward to working in the rural area and supporting communities in Hook, Rotherwick, Eversley, Bramshill and Hartley Wintney.

Nick is also a Lesbian and Gay Liaison Officer (LAGLO) and works closely with the LGB & T community throughout Hampshire. His role comprises of supporting victims and also supporting events. Engaging with the LGB & T Community is a very large part of the LAGLO role.

ASB
This priority seeks to identify and tackle any developing Anti Social Behaviour (ASB) in locations, with a specific focus on recreational areas. With the lighter nights and warmer weather upon us we can see an increase in reports of ASB. This priority see

Hart North Rural
Hart North
Hart
Hart
Hampshire
GU46 7UD

31/05/2019
With warmer weather and lighter nights upon us we have seen a small increase in reports of anti social behaviour in open spaces. These reports have been reviewed with a view to identifying any common causes and/or locations. Should repeat locations be identified efforts will be made to engage with land owners with a view to altering the environment to make it less appealing/accessible for offenders. Play parks are common locations for Anti Social behaviour (ASB) to occur and we would ask our community to support our priority by reporting any concerns. Any offender/s identified will be dealt with as robustly as possible to stem any further problems occurring. We will continue in our efforts to patrols locations vulnerable to ASB and ensure that positive action is taken where possible.
02/05/2019
Our previous priority, Operation Rebate, has resulted in a focussed policing effort which has seen a decrease in offences. We are pleased to report that we have only received one report in the past 50 days. This is a dramatic decrease in comparison to previous months. Our most recent Police and Community Together Meeting (PACT) on 28/04/2019 resulted in this decrease being welcomed by attendees. It was agreed that this priority was now fulfilled and that another priority should take precedence. This time of year can see an increase in reports of Anti Social Behaviour (ASB) and to pre-empt any increase and tackle any identified areas/offenders our new priority has been elected.

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