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Welcome to Hessle
The dedicated Neighbourhood Policing Team is based at Peeler House, 1 Ferriby Road, Hessle and forms part of the larger Cottingham area 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 0845 60 60 222.
• 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.
Hessle Team
Police Constable Tracey Chaney (1101)
PCSO Sandra Coneyworth (7770)
PCSO Alex Collins (7669)
PCSO Stephen Lynch (7761)
PCSO Austin Petch (7616)
PCSO Gerald Quinn (7884)
Meetings & Events
No events currently available
Hessle News & Appeals
01September
Shed Burglary Warning
Recently the Hessle area amongst others have suffered from burglary to sheds. The property that seems to be sought are high value cycles. We would ask that you review your security on your sheds and also consider marking or post coding your cycles. Another useful tool for the police would be to make a note of any frame numbers or serial number, name, type and colours of the cycle including any distinctive marks etc., This is very useful information in the sad event that your cycle is stolen as often owners cannot give the police any of this information when recording a theft. The school holidays has seen a decline this year in calls for anti social behaviour from youths. This seems to be the same across the neighbourhood cluster. The team are overjoyed regarding this matter and believe this maybe due to the teams been seen in the relevant YCA areas on a regular basis.
Priorities / action taken
Updated
06August
Issue: - Anti Social Behaviour. Youths gathering around the area causing anti social behaviour causing annoyance to local residents. This area is specifically in the area of Pearts Arch and First Lane, Hessle.
Update on previous priority: Happy House Chinese Take Away, Hull Road and Pearts Arch. Officers have been engaged in an operation involving daily high visibility patrols. This operation is ongoing and is proving extremely successful. A number of people have been identified as attending the area on a regular basis. We are also working jointly with the anti-social behaviour officer looking at long term solutions in order to offer the residents a better quality of life.
Action:- To conduct daily high visibility patrols and to identify regular offenders. Operation OGRE has been ongoing for some months and high visibility patrols have been conducted in the area .
The team continue to work closely with our partners and are currently working towards possible solutions. Officers will maintain a high visibility presence in the area.
06August
HESSLE FORESHORE
This issue relates to vehicles attending on the foreshore. The occupants of the vehicles are playing their music very loud and keeping the residents awake. Residents have made us aware of the problems regarding noise and constant littering. Our intentions are to have an evening of stopping the vehicles and educating, advising them and dealing with any offences.
Offenders Brought to Justice
06August
July 2010
Offenders brought to justice in July
1 x Criminal Damage
1 x Assault
4 x Section 5 Public Order
1 x Controlled Drugs
1 x Theft
1 x Theft (Shoplifting)
1 x Burglary
Patrol times & areas
14June
Local Schools
This allows the public or parents access to the officers whilst they attend the schools morning and evening. This will also allow the officers to highlight any current issues surrounding the safety of children, vehicles parking inappropriately and causing obstruction.
14June
Early Turns
Aim to achieve community engagement patrols at locations such as schools and commercial premises
14June
Late Turns
To pay attention to areas identified for anti social behaviour. Patrols to conduct a high visibility presence to both priorities 1 & 2 between 1800hours and 2200 hours
Previous Priorities
May 2010
Anti Social Behaviour
Youths gathering around the area causing anti social behaviour causing annoyance to local residents. This area is specifically in the area of Pearts Arch and First Lane, Hessle.
Update: Happy House Chinese Take Away, Hull Road and Pearts Arch. Officers have been engaged in an operation involving daily high visibility patrols. This operation is ongoing and is proving extremely successful. A number of people have been identified as attending the area on a regular basis. We are also working jointly with the anti-social behaviour officer looking at long term solutions in order to offer the residents a better quality of life.
To conduct daily high visibility patrols and to identify regular offenders. Operation OGRE has been ongoing for some months and high visibility patrols have been conducted in the area .
15 March – PCSO Lynch High Visibility Patrols in the area of Pearts Arch.
17 March – PCSO Quinn High Visibility Patrols in the area of Pearts Arch.
19 March – PCSO Quinn High Visibility Patrols in the area of Pearts Arch.
21 March– PCSO Lynch High Visibility Patrols in the area of Pearts Arch
23 March– PCSO Lynch High Visibility Patrols in the area of Pearts Arch
26 March – PC 1101 Chaney – executed a drugs warrant in the area of Pearts Arch.
30 March – Call for service re groups of youths in area of Pearts Arch/First Lane generally noisy and causing a nuisance – PCSO 7770 attends and conducts area search which was negative.
01 April –Call for service re groups of youths in the area of Pearts Arch/First Lane causing annoyance – PCSO 7770 attends and conducts area search which was negative.
04 April – Call for service re group of youths in the area of Pearts Arch/First lane stood on callers driveway and refusing to move. – PCSO 7884 Quinn attends saw group of youths gathered in nearby car park. No alcohol seen.
11 April – Call for service re group of youths in the area of Pearts Arch/First lane throwing planks of wood and bricks onto the road. Caller asked them to leave the area but received verbal abuse. – PCSOs 7669/7770 attend and conducts area search – negative – continued to monitor throughout the evening.
13 April – Call for service re group of youths in the area of Pearts Arch/First Lane, climbing callers fence. Caller states this is a regular occurrence. PCSO 7669 Collins attends and conducts an area search with a negative result – liaises with caller and offers reassurance.
14 April – Call for service re group of youths opposite Pearts Arch in St James Mews causing annoyance. Incident response team attend and speak with a group of youths in the area – no offences and all moved on.
19 April – Call for service re regular problems from groups of youths in Pearts Arch/First lane area – PCSO 7761 attended – negative and offered caller reassurance.
20 April – Call for service re problems with youths in Pearts Arch/First Lane and a male in a vehicle nearby. PC 1101 Chaney and PCSO 7616 Petch attend in the area and obtain details of youths in the area. Also identified owner of vehicle causing annoyance. Youths moved on – no offences.
The youths are congregating in the area of Pearts Arch. As a result of the high visibility policing which has been conducted in the area, the team have successfully gathered enough intelligence to pursue a further course of action. PC 1101 Chaney will now be liaising with the ASB officer for D Division who covers the Boothferry Estate area and also liaise with the ASB officer who covers the East Riding. Meeting to be held on 29 April with the intention to obtain an ASBO application through the court system for one particular individual who appears to be causing anti social behaviour in this area. These enquiries are ongoing.
Youths Causing Anti –Social behaviour and noise disruption causing annoyance to residents
Swinegate Car Park – rear of Co-op supermarket. Youths are congregating in this car park on evenings. Some of the youths are in vehicles, however others are not. Issues are surrounding noise and disturbance to residents in Eastgate and also youths using obscene language. There have been recent reports of this behaviour from residents, as a result of this the Hessle team will concentrate on patrolling this area on late turn patrols.
Our new Priority as from the 10th March 2010 will now be in the above area. The below patrols have been conducted in this area to date and will continue until the issue subsides or any offences revealed. This is a recent, new priority and this will be monitored.
22 March – PCSO Lynch – High Visibility Patrols in the area of Co-op Supermarket
23 March – PCSO Lynch – High Visibility Patrols in the area of Co-op Supermarket
24 March – PCSO Lynch – High Visibility Patrols in the area of Co-op Supermarket
The patrols in the area noticed a significant decline in the youths congregating. PCSOs have liaised with resident in the area who are more than pleased with the response of the team for this problem. They have also indicated that they had seen a difference and it appears that this priority has now ceased to be a problem. It is our intention to now close this as a public priority.