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Sergeant Eric Johnstone (1997)
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Police Constable Matthew Jarvis (65)
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PCSO Dennis Phillips (7556)
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PCSO Adele Hinch (7676)
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PCSO Martin Spencer (7808)
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PCSO Catherine Collins (7590)
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Updated 27November
Burglaries to Garages and Sheds
Derringham Ward has traditionally seen a relatively high proportion of offences of non-dwelling burglary to sheds and garages. Generally this is because of the high number of tenfoots and dark alleyways on the ward area. Thieves often target shed and garages to steal cycles, power tools, fishing equipment, golf clubs and anything else of a financial value. Neighbourhood Policing Team officers request residents be vigilant to ensure garages and sheds are locked and as secure as can be.
West Neighbourhood Policing Team will be offering residents on Willerby Road and surrounding streets home visits to assess the security of resident’s sheds and garages. This offer will be done by way of a leaflet drop in the next month or so. NPT officers are also conducting high visibility and plainclothes patrols in the area, as well as assisting residents in setting up Gating Schemes for tenfoots in the area, where 50% of the costs is paid by Hull City council.
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Updated 27November
Reduce Anti Social Behaviour and Graffiti under County Road South Flyover
There has been no recent reported anti social behaviour to the police under the flyover. Police will work with partner agencies at Hull City Council and the Community Wardens to remove graffiti and deal robustly with any reports of anti-social behaviour.
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Updated 27November
To Support Exisiting Community Groups and Develop New Ones Across the Ward
These groups include Neighbourhood Watch, youth groups and any others that require the assistance of the Neighbourhood Policing Team and partner agencies.
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:PCSO Pop-in Surgery (Every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday)
3/11/2012
From 14:00 until 16:30
Police SurgeriesThe Pickering Road Police Station is now open between 1430 and 1600 hours every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
These sessions will be publicised as Drop In Meetings with the Neighbourhood Policing Team staff to discuss any issues relating to policing, community safety or Anti Social Behaviour
These are drop In Meetings with the Neighbourhood Policing Team, staff to discuss any issues relating to policing, community safety or anti social behaviour
:PCSO Pop-in Surgery (Every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday)
10/11/2012
From 14:00 until 16:30
Police SurgeriesThe Pickering Road Police Station is now open between 1430 and 1600 hours every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
These sessions will be publicised as Drop In Meetings with the Neighbourhood Policing Team staff to discuss any issues relating to policing, community safety or Anti Social Behaviour
These are drop In Meetings with the Neighbourhood Policing Team, staff to discuss any issues relating to policing, community safety or anti social behaviour
:PCSO Pop-in Surgery (Every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday)
17/11/2012
From 14:00 until 16:30
Police SurgeriesThe Pickering Road Police Station is now open between 1430 and 1600 hours every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
These sessions will be publicised as Drop In Meetings with the Neighbourhood Policing Team staff to discuss any issues relating to policing, community safety or Anti Social Behaviour
These are drop In Meetings with the Neighbourhood Policing Team, staff to discuss any issues relating to policing, community safety or anti social behaviour
:PCSO Pop-in Surgery (Every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday)
24/11/2012
From 14:00 until 16:30
Police SurgeriesThe Pickering Road Police Station is now open between 1430 and 1600 hours every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
These sessions will be publicised as Drop In Meetings with the Neighbourhood Policing Team staff to discuss any issues relating to policing, community safety or Anti Social Behaviour
:PCSO Pop-in Surgery (Every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday)
1/12/2012
From 14:00 until 16:30
Police SurgeriesThe Pickering Road Police Station is now open between 1430 and 1600 hours every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
These sessions will be publicised as Drop In Meetings with the Neighbourhood Policing Team staff to discuss any issues relating to policing, community safety or Anti Social Behaviour
:PCSO Surgery
16/11/2012
From 10:00 until 12:00
Police SurgeriesPriory Baptist Church
Hotham Road South
Hull
: PCSO Surgery
28/11/2012
From 14:00 until 15:30
Police SurgeriesPriory Baptist Church
Hotham Road South
Hull
:PCSO Drop-In
10/12/2012
From 14:30 until 16:30
Police SurgeriesPickering Road Police Station
Pickering Road
Hull
HU4 6TE
:PCSO Drop-In (every Monday, Wednesday & Saturday)
10/11/2012
From 14:30 until 16:30
Police SurgeriesThe Pickering Road Police Station, Pickering Road, Hull, is now open between 1430hrs and 1630hrs every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
These are Drop-In Meetings with the Neighbourhood Policing Team staff to discuss any issues relating to policing, community safety or anti-social behaviour.
:PCSO Drop-In
17/12/2012
From 14:30 until 16:30
Police SurgeriesPickering Road Police Station,
Pickering Road
HULL
These are Drop-In Meetings with the Neighbourhood Policing Team staff to discuss any issues relating to policing, com
HU4 6TE
:PCSO Drop-In
24/12/2012
From 14:30 until 16:30
Police SurgeriesPickering Road Police Station
Pickering Road
Hull
HU4 6TE
Local Authority
Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnerships (CDRP)
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Hull Citysafe
The Hull community safety partnership, Citysafe, brings together all the main agencies working to make Hull a safer, more confident city.
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Neighbourhood Network
The purpose of the Neighbourhood Network charity is to work together with community groups to reduce crime, develop a good community spirit and create a safer environment to live in where people are neighbourly and keep and watch out for each other.
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Police Related
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 months 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.
Dissatisfaction: 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.
Key information: Derringham
The dedicated Neighbourhood Policing Team is based at the Police Station in Pickering Road and forms part of the larger West and Wyke Neighbourhood Policing Team.
The area is covered by Neighbourhood Police Officer(s) and Police Community Support Officer(s) who are supported by dedicated Incident Response Staff and a number of Special Constables.
How to get in touch
You can contact the Neighbourhood team in the following ways:
- By telephone using the single non-emergency number 101.
- In person at any police station.
- Alternatively you can contact the ward staff via Prickering Road Police Stations telephone number on 01482 630155 or e-mail:
Matthew.Jarvis@humberside.pnn.police.uk
Catherine.Collins@humberside.pnn.police.uk
Adele.Hinch@humberside.pnn.police.uk
Derringham is policed by D Division
Chief Superintendent Rick Proctor
Commander for D Division
About street level crime information: Derringham
The national Street Level Crime website is owned by the Home Office working in conjunction with the National Police Improvement Agency (NPIA).
Please note that the format and presentation of the crime and anti-social behaviour data on the website is the responsibility of the Home Office and the NPIA.
As a guide, Humberside Police has provided information around the Street Level Crime website and would recommend that you read these explanatory notes before proceeding to the website