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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 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.

Hessle Team

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PCSO Sandra Coneyworth (7770)

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PCSO Alex Collins (7669)

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PCSO Stephen Lynch (7761)

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PCSO Austin Petch (7616)

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Police Constable David Philips (2436)

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PCSO Charlotte Houghton (7851)

Meetings & Events

09February

Police Surgery- PCSO Sandra Coneyworth

From 10:00 AM until 11:00 AM

Police Surgeries

Towerhill Methodist Church Cafe

14February

Police Surgery- PCSO Austin Petch

From 6:30 PM until 7:30 PM

Police Surgeries

Tesco Express Boothferry Road

04February

Say hello.....

From 10:00 AM until 11:00 AM

Street Briefings

PCSO Charlotte houghton will be in and around Hessle Square - come and say hello

Hessle News & Appeals

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Priorities / action taken

Updated
13January

SHOP THEFT - Update

During December, neighbourhood officers conducted approximately 57 dedicated hours of crime prevention and high viz patrols in the retail areas of Hessle. The CCTV van and our static CCTV system were also utilised and we worked very closely with the retail premises who were provided with a dedicated phone line to report suspicious activity. Customers and retailers have been given reassurance and we received many positive comments from both shop keepers and members of the public.There was a massive reduction in shop thefts. Known shoplifters have been challenged and where they have been seen in suspicious circumstances searched. In one large supermarket two separate offences of shop theft were detected. The female offenders were detained property recovered and issued fixed fines.

Updated
13January

SPEEDING SWANLAND ROAD / STATION ROAD - Officers will conduct a period of speed enforcement using detection equipment and speed boards. Drivers will be stopped and those committing offences will be dealt with using the current speeding enforcement procedures. These include driver improvement schemes, a seminar attended by the driver for a fixed fee no penalty points, fixed £60 fine and 3 penalty points or court summons.

Update -Officers have used a laser speed detection device to check vehicle speeds on Swanland Road. The majority of vehicles checked were conforming to the speed limit. This issue was raised by the local community so a number of further checks will be conducted into January.

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13January

VEHICLE ISSUES- PRESTONGATE - We have received a number of calls and comments from residents regarding vehicles using Prestongate as a cut through from Hessle Square to The Weir. The street is not a thoroughfare and should only be used for access for residents and businesses. Motorists are placing pedestrians in danger by using the street improperly

Update – during December,officers have spoken to local residents and businesses who use the street and a period of enforcement will follow. Anti social use of motor vehicles has also been an issue and officers have conducted vehicle checks. On the 19th December a car was seized for having no insurance and the driver reported for traffic offences. In a separate incident a stop check resulted in 5 people being arrested for possession of Cannabis. The vehicle occupants had their homes searched and further cannabis seized.

Offenders Brought to Justice

10January

Offenders Brought to Justice December

Hessle
01/12 Police attended a domestic dispute in Hessle. A male was arrested and taken into custody. The offender then assaulted two police officers. Enqs are on going.
03/12 A female juvenile shouted abuse at Pcso’s on duty in Hessle. The abuse was in public with members of the public present. The girl has been charged with a public order offence and will appear at Beverley Juvenile Court.
04/12 A female adult was arrested for attempted murder of her partner in Hessle. The injury was serious and the victim is receiving treatment. Enqs are on going at this time.
13/12 Officer on patrol discovered a male in possession of cannabis bush on Hessle Foreshore. The male was detained and the drugs seized. Enqs ongoing.
16/12 A car was stopped near the Humber Bridge and the driver arrested for a previously reported incident.
18/12 A male adult has been charged with assault following a domestic dispute in Hessle. Officers attended the home address of the couple and discovered that a female had injuries to her head and wrist. The male has appeared at Hull Magistrates court and is on bail.
19/12 A car was stopped by officers on Ferriby Rd Hessle and five persons arrested. The car contained a large quantity of cannabis bush. The car was seized and all five prisoners have been dealt with. Enqs on going.
20/12 A house in Hessle was searched following the execution of a drugs warrant. Officers found a small Cannabis factory and recovered cannabis bush and another drug. (yet to be identified) The sole male occupant was detained and is being dealt with. Enqs ongoing.
23/12 Following a domestic dispute a male adult was arrested for assault and threats to cause damage. Enqs are ongoing. Humberside Police will always take positive action in domestic assault allegations.
23/12. A member of the public reported seeing a car driving erratically on Boothferry Rd. Officers located the car and arrested the driver for a drink driving offence. Enqs ongoing.
24/12 A Renault Megan was seized by police on Saxon Way for being driven without insurance. The driver was reported for the offence and will appear at Hull Magistrates Court.
25/12 Male adult arrested for a domestic related assault in Hessle. A female received minor injuries and enqs are ongoing. Humberside Police will always take positive action in domestic assault incidents.
26/12. A male adult was arrested for a domestic related assault and damage at a family home in Hessle. The injury was minor and enqs are ongoing.
26/12. A male adult was arrested for a domestic related assault in Hessle. The injury was minor and enqs are ongoing.
27/12. A male adult was arrested for a domestic related assault and damage in Hessle. The male was extremely violent to police and had to be restrained. Enqs are ongoing.
27/12 Two males in a car on Hessle Foreshore were found in possession of cannabis. The males were detained and interviewed. Enqs ongoing.

Patrol times & areas

13January

Hessle Default patrol areas

Please contact us if there are any specific areas that we have not mentioned that suffer anti social behaviour or other offences.

We would also welcome the opportunity to talk to you about local issues and ask that you approach us when we are out and about.

The following areas are currently covered as default patrols;

Evenings – Although our calls for service for anti social behviour have drastically dropped over recent weeks, we continue to provide high visibilty patrols in our HOTSPOT areas – Hessle Square, Hessle foreshore, Mill Car Park, Skatepark, King George V playing fields, Summerfield car park, heath centre car park.
Officers are also engaged on weekends visiting licensed premises.

Day time – Officers will continue to give reassurance in the main retail areas of Hessle as we continue with our local priority of preventing shop theft. We are also concentrating on Prestongate and the associated vehicle problems.School routes remain a priority for us.

Officers will be carrying out joint dog fouling patrols over the next few weeks.

13January

Local Schools

At 0900 and 15.30 hours most weekdays – officers will be on patrol near to one of our schools – this is to enable 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.

We attempt to be present outside our schools on a rotation basis – should there be any specific issues then we will concentrate on dealing with this.

  • a motorist has recently been summonsed to court for ignoring the school crossing patrol on Northolme rd**
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