Nuneaton North Warwickshire Police Police Local Neighbourhood

I joined the police in 1992 as a Patrol PC based at Bedworth Police Station. In 2002, I was promoted to Sergeant and spent many years working as a Safer Neighbourhood Sergeant in Nuneaton. I am qualified to the rank of Inspector and was seconded to the Alliance programme for Warwickshire Police and West Mercia Police. I am currently a Safer Neighbourhood Inspector covering North Warwickshire and Nuneaton & Bedworth. My background is both strategic and operational. I thoroughly enjoy coming to work, working hard with my respective Safer Neighbourhood teams and our crime and disorder partners, to protect our communities from harm.

Emma joined Warwickshire Police in 2016 working on the Coleshill South team. In November 2017, Emma moved to Nuneaton to join the Nuneaton North Team, working alongside PCSO Graham Bewley and PCs Callum Howell and Stacey Naughton.

I have worked for Warwickshire Police for just under a year, during this time working on reactive and on the neighbourhood areas of Nuneaton Town, Central and now North. I will be working alongside PC Stacey Naughton, PCSO Graham Bewley and PCSO Emma Beard. I am looking forward to working with the communities and partners in Nuneaton North to support the whole community and reduce crime.

I have been a Police Officer with Warwickshire Police for 3 years; starting my career as a response officer at Bedworth in 2015. I have worked in the Nuneaton SNT since October 2017, covering Nuneaton North and Nuneaton West beat. 

I have recently joined Warwickshire Police as a PCSO. My previous job before becoming a PCSO was a Civil Traffic Enforcement Officer for Coventry City Council. My beat area that I have been designated as a PCSO is the Galley Common area within Nuneaton. I look forward to working alongside my colleagues and also with partnership agencies in our continued effort to protect people from harm, reduce crime and support the community.

I joined Warwickshire Police in 2001 and have worked in various roles during my 17 years of my service. I worked on reactive patrol and pro-active CID for 8 years in the Rugby area. After this I then transferred to work on a safer neighbourhood team in Rugby and was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in 2011. I then moved to the North of the county and spent the next 5 years working as a patrol Sgt, dealing with emergency responses and serious incidents. In September 2016 I then moved to Nuneaton custody department where I worked in the custody area dealing with detained persons. In 2018 I then moved into my current role of Sergeant for Bedworth and Nuneaton SNT and I enjoy working with the communities that I am overseeing. I am pleased to be part of a big team, that works well with partners and residents. With that positive approach we are continuing to make a difference with the direct and wider communities here at Nuneaton and Bedworth.  

Following our recent Poll, the votes have been counted and the new Spring Priority for Nuneaton North will be focusing on vehicle crime.

This Priority was set following a recent Poll published on the website.

Concerns raised about thefts from vehicles and vehicle interference.

The local SNT have changed shifts to address the vehicle crime in the area, targeting patrols in specific areas. Special's Taskforce has also been utilised to tackle the issues in hot-spot areas and there has been a significant decrease in reported incidents.

The Team will continue to work their shifts and patrols around key times and areas to give reassurance and deter offenders.

This Priority has been set following a recent Poll published on the website.

Numerous reports concerning nuisance and dangerous off-road bikes being ridden around Camp Hill / Whittleford Park area.

Patrols carried out by SNT of hot-spot areas to deter offenders. The Off-Road Team were deployed to hot-spot areas and 9 Section 59s were issued, one stolen bike recovered and one bike seized for no tax by the Team.

Police Off-Road bikes will continue to be utilised and we have another officer join the Nuneaton SNT who will be patrolling on the bikes when able.

Regular patrols will continue along-side the off-road patrols.

The Teams have noticed a reduction of ASB Bikes reported.