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D Division

About D Division

We have clear ambitions around making Hull a safe and strong city, within which people can safely live, work and visit. Humberside Police is committed to delivering a high quality of service to local people driven by local need. Neighbourhood Policing is aimed at solving problems in communities by providing local policing services that ensure the right people are in the right places at the right time. The police cannot achieve that alone we need to work with local partner agencies and the community. The launch of Neighbourhood Network reinforces that commitment to a transparent and accountable way of creating neighbourhoods that are both safe and feel safe.

D Division News & Appeals

01February

Give the gift of safety this Valentines Day

The Humberside BikeSafe team have launched a new voucher scheme that enables family and friends to buy a BikeSafe vouchers for a loved one this Valentines Day.

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09November

APPEAL FOR INFORMATION - STOLEN GOODS - HULL

POLICE are appealing for information following reports of two men approaching a number of houses in the Ganstead Grove area of Hull trying to sell a selection of power tools

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Meet the D Division commander

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Chief Superintendent Rick Proctor

Welcome to D Division, which covers the area of Kingston upon Hull. As the police commander for Hull, my aim is to…
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Meet the D Division commander

Chief Superintendent Rick Proctor

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Welcome to D Division, which covers the area of Kingston upon Hull.

As the police commander for Hull, my aim is to make it a safer city for people to live, work, invest and visit.

As a city Hull has many challenges, none more acute then its high levels of social deprivation, which nationally has been identified as a contributing factor in creating areas with high levels of crime.

Despite these challenges crime has consistently fallen over a number of years, but as austerity measures start to take affect following their introduction by the coalition government, we have to remain disciplined and ensure all our resources undertake the right activities to protect our communities.

We will continue to disrupt the activities of those criminals who are intent on causing harm to neighbourhoods and work with partners to divert others away from a life of crime should they opt to choose a pathway out of offending.

We all have a part to play in making the city safer and we will continue to work with our communities and partners through neighbourhood policing to promote citizenship and a real ownership of the areas in which they live.

Our vision states “We will support the ambition of Humberside Police to be regarded as outstanding by all our communities and by doing so make Hull a safer city”.

By outstanding we mean: “That we consistently provide a first class service to the public that is right first time”.

Our strategic priorities are:

1 – To improve local trust, confidence and overall satisfaction.
2 – To tackle of anti-social behaviour.
3 – Reduce levels of local crime.
4 – Deliver improved performance through the best use of resources.

Despite the challenges we face we remain confident that we will deliver against all the above priorities and make a positive difference to the lives of the law abiding public of Hull.

Divisional Headquarters

Queens Gardens Police Station

Queens Gardens, Hull,
HU1 3DJ