Yellow markers represent Police Forces and the red markers represent neighbourhoods within Nottinghamshire Police.
Zoom Level | Latitude | Longitude |
6 | 53.521968 | -2.164306 |
The Leake & Keyworth is policed by the Nottinghamshire Police and covers the following settlements.
Name | Type | County |
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Barton in Fabis | Village | Nottinghamshire |
Bradmore | Village | Nottinghamshire |
Bunny | Village | Nottinghamshire |
Clifton | Urban Area | Nottinghamshire |
Costock | Village | Nottinghamshire |
East Leake | Village | Nottinghamshire |
Gotham | Village | Nottinghamshire |
Hickling | Village | Nottinghamshire |
Kegworth | Village | Leicestershire,Nottinghamshire |
Keyworth | Village | Nottinghamshire |
Kingston on Soar | Village | Nottinghamshire |
Kinoulton | Village | Nottinghamshire |
Normanton on Soar | Village | Nottinghamshire |
Normanton-on-the-Wolds | Village | Nottinghamshire |
Plumtree | Village | Nottinghamshire |
Ratcliffe on Soar | Village | Leicestershire,Nottinghamshire |
Rempstone | Village | Nottinghamshire |
Stanton-on-the-Wolds | Village | Nottinghamshire |
Sutton Bonington | Village | Nottinghamshire |
Thrumpton | Village | Nottinghamshire |
Tollerton | Village | Nottinghamshire |
Upper Broughton | Village | Nottinghamshire |
Widmerpool | Village | Nottinghamshire |
Willoughby-on-the-Wolds | Village | Nottinghamshire |
Wysall | Village | Nottinghamshire |
Zouch | Village | Leicestershire,Nottinghamshire |
Town | Type | County | Location | Number of Crimes Committed |
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Gotham | village | Nottinghamshire | On or near Malt Street | 6 |
Hickling | village | Nottinghamshire | On or near Harles Acres | 3 |
East Leake | village | Nottinghamshire | On or near Weavers Close | 3 |
Town | Type | County | Location | Number of Crimes Committed |
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Keyworth | village | Nottinghamshire | On or near Dale Road | 4 |
Gotham | village | Nottinghamshire | On or near Malt Street | 4 |
East Leake | village | Nottinghamshire | On or near Angrave Road | 4 |
Keyworth | village | Nottinghamshire | On or near Supermarket | 3 |
Town | Type | County | Location | Number of Crimes Committed |
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Keyworth | village | Nottinghamshire | On or near Supermarket | 4 |
Keyworth | village | Nottinghamshire | On or near Dale Road | 3 |
East Leake | village | Nottinghamshire | On or near Sharpley Drive | 3 |
Keyworth | village | Nottinghamshire | On or near Covert Close | 2 |
Name | Rank | Bio |
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Tony Davies | PCSO | |
Kathy Lucock | PCSO | |
Adam Loydall | PCSO |
Issue | Action | Dates |
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Rushcliffe Priorities |
Residential burglariesBetween November 2018 to March 2019, compared to the same period in 2018, the South Nottinghamshire Community Safety Partnership (CSP) area - which includes Broxtowe, Gedling and Rushcliffe - has seen a 5.7% reduction in burglary. This includes commercial and residential burglary.Having said this, these general reductions are being supported by good reductions specifically in Gedling and Rushcliffe:Broxtowe: +10% (508 crimes total, including +7.5% residential)Gedling: -19.9% (221 crimes total)Rushcliffe: -17.9% (224 crimes total)The good news is that for the past 19 weeks, burglary numbers have remained below ‘normal’ levels, albeit levels have just started to return to normality.Whilst the overall numbers of residential burglary across the Community Safety Partnership is ‘relatively’ low, it is a high impact crime which has an adverse personal effect on those subjected to it. In April 2019, the South Nottinghamshire CSP Operational Delivery Group agreed that the CSP priorities should include residential burglary as a six-weekly priority.Please note your local Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) will still be proactively dealing with priorities identified at the local neighbourhood level.In order to further reduce burglary crime on South Nottinghamshire CSP we will:Target those criminals who are actively committing this type of crime on our area. For example, any individual who has historically committed a burglary on our area but is currently wanted for an unrelated offence will be prioritised for arrest.Use social media and face-to-face communication to educate and inform the public regarding crime prevention.Prioritise intelligence ensuring that anything that is ‘burglary’April 2019 updateThe last six months has seen generally low levels of residential burglary across Rushcliffe Borough. we have averaged 13 residential burglaries a month with lower levels in February and March but an increase in April and then a decrease to 11 offences in May. The offences are spread across the Borough with a higher number where the population is higher in the wider West Bridgford area including Ruddington, Gamston and Trent Bridge. There have also been reported burglaries in Bingham and Keyworth. The good news is that there have been a number of significant arrests of offenders suspected of committing burglaries in Rushcliffe Borough. See Insp Berry’s most recent blog for more detail.The common features of these recent offences have been that, in the main, they have taken place during the daytime whilst the house is unoccupied. We can also narrow a small number down to afternoon hours. Whilst thinking about preventing future offences it is worth considering that the clocks are about to go back so we are firmly into the darker winter months. Residents are asked to consider their home security and what interior and external lighting they use when the house is unoccupied. This is the time of year when historically we see an increase in burglary reports.Our Neighbourhood Policing officers have been visiting locations and roads where there have been recent burglaries and door knocking neighbouring properties to discuss crime concerns and offering practical burglary prevention advice.Shop theftBetween November 2018 to March 2019, compared to the same period in 2017, the South Nottinghamshire Community Safety Partnership (CSP) area, which includes: Broxtowe, Gedling and Rushcliffe has seen a 8% increase in shop-theft.On November 2018, the South Nottinghamshire CSP Operational Delivery Group agreed that the CSP priorities should include residential burglary as a 6 weekly priority.Please note: your local Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) will still be proactively dealing with priorities identified at the local neighbourhood level.In order to further reduce shop-theft across South Nottinghamshire we will:Target those criminals who are actively committing this type of crime on our area. For example, any individual who has historically committed a shop-theft on our area but is currently wanted for an unrelated offence will be prioritised for arrest.Use social media and face-to-face communication to educate and inform retail premises regarding crime prevention.Continue to support and develop the effective use of shop watch.Prioritise intelligence ensuring that anything that is ‘shop theft’ related is actioned swiftly.June 2019 updateThere have been 20 reported shop theft offences in May. Of this number the majority have taken place in larger retailers in the West Bridgford area.There have been three arrests this month related to these shop thefts.Work continues with the West Bridgford Shop Watch scheme to share information and to agree practices to prevent this type of offending. Motor vehicle crimeBetween November 2018 to April 2019, compared to the same period in 2018, the South Nottinghamshire Community Safety Partnership (CSP) area, which includes: Broxtowe, Gedling and Rushcliffe has seen a -6.6% reduction (1,132 crimes total). Longer term, an issue for the CSP is Theft of Motor Vehicle (TOMV) which has seen an increase of +16.9% (298 crimes total).In November 2018, the South Nottinghamshire CSP Operational Delivery Group agreed that the CSP priorities should include motor vehicle crime as a 6 weekly priority. Please note: your local Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) will still be proactively dealing with priorities identified at the local neighbourhood level. In order to further reduce motor vehicle related crime across South Nottinghamshire we will:Target those criminals who are actively committing this type of crime on our area. For example, any individual who has historically committed a vehicle crime on our area but is currently wanted for an unrelated offence will be prioritised for arrest.Use social media and face-to-face communication to educate and inform the public regarding crime prevention.Prioritise intelligence ensuring that anything that is ‘vehicle crime’ related is actioned swiftly. Proactively use ‘capture car(s)’. The capture car is a special car that looks like a normal car, but has in-built technology that enables the police to capture evidence against the criminal.June 2019 updateThere have been 24 theft from motor vehicle offences reported to date in May 2019. Although this is a slight reduction on March and April this is a continuing long term risk to the area as a single crime type. One reoccurring theme is cars and vans that are broken into whilst parked in supermarket and pub car parks. In over a half of all cases there was no damage caused in getting into the vehicle which would indicate that in most cases the vehicle was not locked or in the case of some transit vans that the suspect has used a jamming device. We are working with the retailers and businesses to encourage them to remind customers about vehicle security and have visited a number of busy car parks including Asda, Loughborough Road and Nottingham Knight to speak with customers and deter offenders. Again please follow us on Facebook and Twitter for regular social media targeted crime prevention advice. |
Issue dated: 01/06/2019 Action dated: 01/06/2019 |
Local Priorities |
• thefts from sheds and outbuildings in Sutton Bonington, Nevile and Wolds • anti-social behaviour in East Leake • speeding along the A606 in Stanton |
Issue dated: 01/03/2015 Action dated: 01/03/2015 |
Local Priorities |
The Group decided to identify the following priorities: • speeding in Gotham, on the A6006 Rempstone-Zouch and on the A60 in Bunny • thefts from sheds in Sutton Bonington, at the Willowbrook allotments in Keyworth and at the Ridgeway in Gotham • anti-social behaviour at the Sutton Bonington playing field, the Rectory Field in Keyworth and the SSSI and Railway Walk in Gotham |
Issue dated: 01/10/2014 Action dated: 01/10/2014 |
Last Update April.
Location | Type | Outcome |
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Adams Hill | Anti-social behaviour | |
Alder Way | Vehicle crime | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Ambleside | Anti-social behaviour | |
Ambleside | Drugs | Offender sent to prison |
Angrave Road | Burglary | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Ash Grove | Burglary | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Barrow Slade | Other theft | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Bidwell Crescent | Violence and sexual offences | Under investigation |
Bidwell Crescent | Violence and sexual offences | Under investigation |
Brickcliffe Road | Violence and sexual offences | Under investigation |
Brickcliffe Road | Violence and sexual offences | Under investigation |
Bunny Hill | Violence and sexual offences | Under investigation |
Cedar Drive | Anti-social behaviour | |
Charnwood Avenue | Violence and sexual offences | Under investigation |
Chestnut Close | Other theft | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Church Close | Other theft | Unable to prosecute suspect |
Cromwell Drive | Violence and sexual offences | Under investigation |
Dale Road | Violence and sexual offences | Unable to prosecute suspect |
Elm Avenue | Violence and sexual offences | Under investigation |
Elms Close | Anti-social behaviour | |
Farmer Street | Criminal damage and arson | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Fisher Close | Violence and sexual offences | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Gilbert Avenue | Criminal damage and arson | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Gilbert Avenue | Criminal damage and arson | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Gorse Road | Violence and sexual offences | Under investigation |
Gotham Road | Anti-social behaviour | |
Gotham Road | Anti-social behaviour | |
Gotham Road | Criminal damage and arson | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Gotham Road | Criminal damage and arson | Under investigation |
Gotham Road | Criminal damage and arson | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Gotham Road | Violence and sexual offences | Under investigation |
Gotham Road | Violence and sexual offences | Under investigation |
Hall Farm Close | Other theft | Offender given a caution |
Harles Acres | Vehicle crime | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Harles Acres | Violence and sexual offences | Under investigation |
Harles Acres | Violence and sexual offences | Under investigation |
Heavenside | Anti-social behaviour | |
Heavenside | Anti-social behaviour | |
High View Avenue | Burglary | Under investigation |
Hill Road | Anti-social behaviour | |
Home Farm Close | Criminal damage and arson | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Home Farm Close | Public order | Under investigation |
Kirk Ley Road | Violence and sexual offences | Under investigation |
Kirk Ley Road | Other crime | Under investigation |
Laming Gap Lane | Violence and sexual offences | Under investigation |
Laurel Close | Other theft | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Leivers Close | Drugs | Formal action is not in the public interest |
Lenton Circus | Vehicle crime | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Loughborough Road | Vehicle crime | Unable to prosecute suspect |
Main Street | Burglary | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Main Street | Public order | Under investigation |
Malt Street | Anti-social behaviour | |
Malt Street | Anti-social behaviour | |
Malt Street | Criminal damage and arson | Under investigation |
Malt Street | Violence and sexual offences | Under investigation |
Malt Street | Violence and sexual offences | Under investigation |
Malt Street | Violence and sexual offences | Under investigation |
Manor Farm Meadow | Burglary | Under investigation |
Manor Farm Meadow | Burglary | Under investigation |
Manor Road | Violence and sexual offences | Under investigation |
Maple Close | Criminal damage and arson | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Meadow End | Anti-social behaviour | |
Medina Drive | Anti-social behaviour | |
Meeting House Close | Anti-social behaviour | |
Meeting House Close | Vehicle crime | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Melton Road | Burglary | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Monk'S Lane | Violence and sexual offences | Action to be taken by another organisation |
Monk'S Lane | Violence and sexual offences | Under investigation |
Moore Close | Violence and sexual offences | Under investigation |
Nicker Hill | Anti-social behaviour | |
Nottingham Road | Anti-social behaviour | |
Nottingham Road | Violence and sexual offences | Under investigation |
Old Park Close | Other crime | Under investigation |
Orchard Close | Burglary | Under investigation |
Orchard Close | Violence and sexual offences | Under investigation |
Orchard Close | Anti-social behaviour | |
Orchard Close | Vehicle crime | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Park Avenue East | Anti-social behaviour | |
Pasture Lane | Anti-social behaviour | |
Petrol Station | Other theft | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Petrol Station | Other theft | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Petrol Station | Other theft | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Petrol Station | Other theft | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Pithouse Lane | Other crime | Action to be taken by another organisation |
Plantation Road | Violence and sexual offences | Under investigation |
Rempstone Road | Other theft | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Roseland Close | Vehicle crime | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Sharpley Drive | Anti-social behaviour | |
Sharpley Drive | Criminal damage and arson | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Spinney Road | Violence and sexual offences | Under investigation |
Spinney Road | Violence and sexual offences | Under investigation |
St Winifreds Court | Violence and sexual offences | Unable to prosecute suspect |
Station Road | Other theft | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Supermarket | Criminal damage and arson | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Supermarket | Shoplifting | Under investigation |
Supermarket | Possession of weapons | Under investigation |
The Arches | Vehicle crime | Under investigation |
The Burrows | Anti-social behaviour | |
The Crescent | Anti-social behaviour | |
Thompson Close | Other crime | Under investigation |
Tollerton Lane | Burglary | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Top Green | Vehicle crime | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Top Green | Vehicle crime | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Travell'S Hill | Anti-social behaviour | |
Travell'S Hill | Burglary | Under investigation |
Walton Drive | Vehicle crime | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Weavers Close | Anti-social behaviour | |
Weavers Close | Other theft | Under investigation |
Weavers Close | Public order | Under investigation |
West Leake Road | Violence and sexual offences | Under investigation |
Willow Brook | Burglary | Under investigation |
Willow Brook | Criminal damage and arson | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |
Winchester Close | Anti-social behaviour | |
Winchester Close | Anti-social behaviour | |
Windmill Close | Other theft | Investigation complete; no suspect identified |