Humberside Police - protecting communities, targeting criminals

Welcome to Haverstoe

The dedicated Neighbourhood Policing Team is based at the Police Station at Cleethorpes South and forms part of the larger Cleethorpes North/South Team.

The area is covered by Neighbourhood Police Officer(s) and Police Community Support Officer(s) as shown below. They are supported by dedicated Incident Response Staff and a number of Special Constables.

Find out what is happening in the your local Team area by selecting the appropriate link below.

Getting in touch with us

If you wish to raise any comments or concerns you can do so in a variety of ways such as:

• Attending local meetings:-

Police Surgery. An opportunity for you to meet privately with a member of the neighbourhood team to discuss any policing issue of concern. This is a drop-in event so you may have to wait a few minutes.

Police and Communities Together Meeting. This is a public meeting where the police and other public authority representatives will be present. Its main purpose is to determine what the local priorities for action over the next three moths will be. It gives members of the public an opportunity to raise their concerns and influence those decisions.

Street Briefing. The whole neighbourhood team will be briefed on current problems in the area and tasked to deal with them. The public can meet with the officers and be informed about how they can help with these issues.

• By email to the neighbourhood team - use the contact form on the right of the page.
• By telephone using the single non-emergency number 101.
• In person at any police station.

You can also notify us of any dissatisfaction with the service you have received by contacting our Professional Standards Branch. They can be contacted in a variety of ways details of these can be found by clicking here.

Haverstoe Team

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Police Constable Claire Barber (1297)

I have been a Police officer for 15 years and have been based within A Division for the duration of my service, working predominantly in the Cleethorpes area.

I am proud to be a Neighbourhood Officer serving the local community of Humberston, New Waltham and Haverstoe and have been in this particular role for three years.

I remain keen and enthusiastic with a willingness to deal with the variety of challenges that being a Police Constable presents.

I continue to enjoy working closely with the local community in all aspects of Neighbourhood Policing.

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Police Constable Terry Oakley (937)

Hi my name is PC 937 Terry Oakley, I am currently a Neighbourhood Beat Manager for Waltham, Scartho and the Wold villages.

I joined Humberside Police in August June 2003 and began my probation at Cleethorpes South Local Policing Team, where I remained for 2 years. From there I moved into the Investigation Department, rotation around different areas and ending in CID.

I thoroughly enjoyed this role but was drawn towards the work of the Neighbourhood Policing Teams in order to further my skills. I took the post of Neighbourhood Beat Manager in April 2009 and since then I have enjoyed working to try and reduce the issues of vehicle anti-social behaviour in the villages and building up relationships within these areas.

I also work closely with the Police Community Support Officers and other local agencies, to provide a good service and an effective way to deal with the needs of the community.

I also work as the Divisional Wildlife officer, working with the rural community and dealing with issues as they arise.

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PCSO Ben Oakley (7603)

I have been a PCSO for almost 5 years now and moved from the Sidney Sussex Ward to the Humberston and New Waltham Ward in the last year.

 

I have set up a Junior Community Scheme through the primary schools in both villages and I have been working closely with the local Scouts, Cubs, Girl Guides and Brownies groups.

 

I am the Cleethorpes area Youth Advocate and work closely with all the youth agencies in that area.

As part of the Humberston and New Waltham team we attend all the Parish Council meetings and any Neighbourhood Watch meetings we are requested for with a view to dealing with any issues that are related to Policing.

 

As a team we have had a good relationship with the local community and I look forward to continuing this in the future.

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PCSO Stephen Sutton (7822)

I have been a PCSO for the AB/1 Team which covers Humberston and New Waltham Police Area for the past three years.

My role as a PCSO in my Policing area is to engage with all of my local Schools which includes Humberston Church of England Primary School, Cloverfields Primary School, Humberston Park, Humberston Maths and Computing College and Toll Bar Academy.

My role is to give presentations on any issues that would benefit the local community making it a better place to live and to respect the people that live in the locality of Humberston & New Waltham.

I feel my Schools are the core of my Policing area to assist and help when needed. 

Working with schools is just one of the many roles I play in the Community though as I work hard to solve any Anti Social Behaviour issues in any areas that are identified by the local residents and the Police, along with meeting as many local residents when I am on patrol on foot or cycle. 

In my previous job i worked as part of a team to design and make three piece suites for 13 Yrs but in my spare time i was a Special Constable for Humberside Police working in different areas of the Policing pillars.

While working as a Special Constable I was attached to the community side of Policing where I helped solve problems such as ASB issues and working alongside the local community which I found very rewarding.

Ultimately, it was this that prompted me to become a PCSO.

Meetings & Events

12March

Cleethorpes Country Park Management Board Meeting

From 4:00 PM until 6:00 PM

Other meeting

TBC

Haverstoe News & Appeals

No news currently available

Priorities / action taken

Updated
31January

Haverstoe Ward Priorities

At present there are no local priorities set by any of the local resident groups.

Offenders Brought to Justice

No OBTJ currently available

Patrol times & areas

11November

Belvoir Park Residents Meeting Report

For the period 11.10.11 to 07.11.11

Crime

For the Haverstoe Ward during this period there have been no crimes or incidents of note during the period 11.10.11 to 07.11.11.

Neighbourhood Officers remain active, visible and vigilant in the community and would welcome any reports of suspicious activity.

ASB

There have been no reported incidents of anti-social behaviour during the period 11.10.11 to 07.11.11.

During the period 31.10.11 to 06.11.11, Neighbourhood Officers participated in a Divisional Operation called OP KINCORTH – Officers worked late shifts on mobile, cycle and foot patrol. OP KINCORTH was set up to prevent / deal with incidents of anti-social behaviour and youths causing annoyance. During this period of OP KINCORTH there were no reported instances of ASB or YCA in the Belvoir Park area.

PC 1297 Claire Barber
PC 0937 Terry Oakley
PCSO 7501 Rich Moore
PCSO 7748 Sharon Cochrane

14December

Cleethorpes Country Park Management Board Meeting

Cleethorpes Country Park Police Report 12-12-2011

There have been only 3 reports of alleged anti social behaviour since September 13th 2011.

One incident reported on the 24th September at 2152 hours whereby youths were reportedly in the park drinking. Officers attended immediately and an area search conducted which was no trace.

An incident reported the following day on the 25th whereby a small group of youths heading over the bridge on to the park were being heard to be loud and abusive. Again officers attended promptly with an area search negative.

Lastly a report received on Halloween of a group of youths throwing items [possibly eggs] at houses nearby from the grounds of the park. Possibly in possession of fireworks too. Again neighbourhood officers attended and no offences or youths found.

Operation Kincorth was deemed a success over the Halloween and bonfire period.

Neighbourhood officers continue to remain active and visible in the community and wish to extend their seasonal best wishes to one and all.

Many Thanks for your continued support.

Pc 1297 Claire Barber
Pc 0937 Terry Oakley
Pcso 7501 Rich Moore
Pcso 7748 Sharon Cochrane

05October

HAVERSTOE PARK MEETING

For the Haverstoe Park Area (between Taylors Ave, The Country Park and Kings Road) there have been 14 reported crimes, a reduction of 4 from the previous month.

1 Burglary Dwelling on Chichester Road, 2 Non Dwelling Burglaries, 1 on Queens Parade and 1 at McCormacks Pub. 2 Criminal Damages 1 at the leisure centre and 1 on Queens Parade (detected) 3 instances of Harassment again on Queens Parade at the same address (detected). 0 Thefts from Motor Vehicles, 1 Shop Theft (at the Factory Shop). 3 Thefts other (not classifies elsewhere) 1 at Hotel 77 1 at the leisure Centre and 1 on Caenby Road. There was 1 theft of 2 Pedal Cycles from McDonalds and finally 1 incidence of Fraud at the Parkway Cinema.

There have been 3 instances of Anti Social Behaviour in the area a reduction of 6 on the previous month.
1 incident in Signhills Avenue which was an incident between neighbours, this has since being settled between the parties, 1 report of youths having a party on Fillingham Cresent while parents believed to be away and 1 report of youths drinking in the Country Park, area search proved negative.

Neighbourhood Officers will continue to remain active and visible in the community and again we thank you for your continued support.

PC 0367 Tom Stevens. PC 1297 Claire Barber.
PCSO 7501 Rich Moore. PCSO 7873 Linda Dye.

31January

Haverstoe Community Forum 24/01/2012

For the Period 30/11/11 to 23/01/2012

For the Haverstoe Ward there have been a total of 71 recorded incidents of crime dating between 30/11/2011 and 23/01/12

There have been 9 incidents of ASB for that period.

The breakdown of the most pertinent incidents is as follows.

There have been 22 reports of theft from motor vehicles; This figure is still very high and is causing the Division severe issues. All residents have been asked to ensure there belongings are removed from sight when the vehicle is not being used and we continue to target offenders of vehicle crime as a priority. As this figure is so vast, it is difficult to highlight any one area that is being targeted.

There has been 0 reports of theft of Motor Vehicles.

There have been 4 reported incidents of dwelling burglaries. These occurred at Bolingbroke Road whereby entry was gained to the house from an upstairs window. Laptop, Mobile phone and Watch stolen from within.
North Sea lane whereby entry was gained via a conservatory with items being stolen from within.
Arden Village (Hanoi Burglary) whereby keys to car where stolen through the letter box. Vehicle was then driven away and later found burnt out on Thrunscoe road.
Chelsea Walk whereby entry was gained at a rear downstairs cloak room. Offender was disturbed but made off with laptop, charger and handbag were stolen.

There were 8 reported non dwelling burglaries. These involve 3 Garages, 2 sheds a Summer House and a show home!

There has been 2 shop thefts. Spar had 2 cases of lager stolen and McColls had coffee, chocolate and deodorant stolen.

There have been 2 incident s of theft of pedal cycles. One happened outside McColls where a specialised mountain was left insecure and was stolen. The second happened at Mcdonalds where the bike was stolen from the bike compound.

There have been 8 other reported thefts which do not fall into the above categories.

There have been 5 reported incidents of criminal damage, 4 of which where damage to vehicles on driveways and the other was a driveway which had oil poured all over it.

There have been 2 assaults, 1 was a very low level assault, the other more serious where a male who was out running was rugby tackled and stabbed to the leg. It must be stressed that extensive Police Enquiries have been made. The injured party has since refused to cooperate further with police and did not wish to make a formal complaint.

There were 1 public order incident.

There have been 9 reports of Anti Social Behaviour in the ward over this period (which is very low taking christmas and New year into account) including;

Eggs being thrown at properties on Clixby Close, Ashby Road and Middlethorpe Road.
2 incidents of noisy house parties on Ashby Road and Eskham Close.
2 report of roudy youths at Hayling Mere and Meadow View.
1 Neighbourhood Dispute.

There have been staff changes once again across the ward. PCSO’s Sharon Cochran and Rich Moore have moved to new areas and have been replaced by PCSO’s Ben Oakley and Steve Sutton.

Neighbourhood officers will continue to remain active and visible in the community and on behalf of us all here at your local Policing team, we hope you have a (belated) happy new year and we look forward to your continued support.

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