West Marsh

Welcome to the West Marsh Neighbourhood Policing Team.

As your Local Policing Team we look to tackle the issues that are effecting you the most.

The Local Neighbourhood Policing Team are focused on deterring crime and ensuring that the West Marsh is a friendly place for all to enjoy.

When you see your Local Police Officer's or PCSO's out patrolling the streets please do not hesitate to come and speak with us about your concerns. We place a great emphasis on engaging with the community and with your voice we can make a difference and ensure that West Marsh continues to be an area that we are proud of.

Meet Your Team

Insp Martin Hopper

Sgt 2115 Lorraine Paterson

PC 0782 Christopher Mashford

PC 1211 Thomas Crosfill

PC 2397 Helen Dunks

PCSO 7606 Simon SAXBY

PCSO 7731 Rebecca Smith

PCSO 7875 Kerry-Anne LEANING

Community Alerts

Building Site Safety - Hamilton Street (Humberside Police)

Anti-social behaviour has been reported in your neighbourhood

Dear Resident,Â

We have received three incident logs where there are kids entering the building site on Hamilton Street.Â
this building is not safe for any person(s) who enters this site who do not work for the site. Even staff that work on the area have to be properly kitted up to work on this site, due to the hazards.Â

can I ask all parents/guardians to speak to their children and tell them not to enter this site as it is extremely dangerous.Â

the building site is being monitored 24/7 and there are CCTV camera in the area that operate at all times.Â

we will be paying passing attention, but we urge all children to stay aware for their own safety.Â

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St Marys Avenue: IPhone stolen from vehicle (Humberside Police)

A vehicle crime has been reported in your neighbourhood

Sometime between 6pm and 6.30pm on Friday 5th July 2019, two male youths on pedal cycles approach insecure green Mercedes delivery van parked on the street, St Mary's Avenue, Cottingham.

Suspect's enter van and steal White and Gold Iphone 8 Plus with a value of £400 and leave in an unknown direction

if you witnessed anything relating to this crime or know the location of the Iphone, please call the police on 101 and quote investigation number 16/77705/19

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Suspicious circumstances reported in your area

Good Morning,
We have received a report of theft in East Marsh area Grimsby after an occupant allowed a man claiming to be a window cleaner into her house to fill his bucket with water. The occupant later found that her purse had been stolen.
Please do not let anyone into your property that you do not know or are unsure of. Keep all doors locked.
Report any suspicious activity to 101 or in an emergency 999.

Thank you
Nic Lynn PC 1763
Humberside Police.

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Witnesses to a road traffic incident on Cooper Road (Humberside Police)

We are looking for witnesses who may have seen an incident on Cooper Rd in Grimsby on Sunday 9 June during which a woman injured her knee after being struck by a car at low speed.It happened around 5.30pm. It's thought an argument had taken place before the woman was injured. A man has been arrested on suspicion of section 18 GBH and driving without insurance. He's been released under investigation.Anyone who saw this has been asked to contact us. We'd particularly like to speak with the driver of a silver car who was in the area at the time. Please quote log 483 of 09/06/19 or reference 16/67619/19.

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Humberside Police - Meeting Invitation

I will be in attendance at Waltham parish box on Wednesday 19th June between 6pm and 7pm for any local issues and community alert sign ups. All welcome.
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What's Happening In Your Area?

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Tackling shop theft in Grimsby Town Centre remains one of our highest priorities and we’re continuing our regular patrols to act as an active deterrent. We also work closely with shop staff and security personnel to identify prolific offenders and put measures in place to prevent them from coming into the area and stop further thefts being committed.
We’re continuing to tackle issues with small groups of youths involved in antisocial behaviour in Grimsby Town Centre. We’re providing support and reassurance to businesses in the area and working with them to identify and deal with those responsible – as well as carrying out regular patrols to act as a deterrent. Our aim is to find a long-term solution, so we’re working with other agencies to address the root causes of their behaviour and find ways to encourage them to make more positive choices.
Among the issues we’re addressing in Grimsby Town Centre are reports of criminal damage. We’re continuing to work with our partners and local businesses to identify and take action against those responsible whilst offering crime prevention advice to the victims of crime.
We know the impact that drug-related crime has on our area and we are working to actively target any premises or individuals we suspect of being linked to drug dealing. Our aim is to seize drugs before they come on to the streets, so if you have concerns about drug-related crime in your area, please get in touch either by dialing 101 or coming in to the Police Station.

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Tackling shop theft in Grimsby Town Centre remains one of our highest priorities and we’re continuing our regular patrols to act as an active deterrent.

We also work closely with shop staff and security personnel to identify prolific offenders and put measures in place to prevent them from coming into the area and stop further thefts being committed.

We’re continuing to tackle issues with small groups of youths involved in antisocial behaviour in Grimsby Town Centre.

We’re providing support and reassurance to businesses in the area and working with them to identify and deal with those responsible – as well as carrying out regular patrols to act as a deterrent.

Our aim is to find a long-term solution, so we’re working with other agencies to address the root causes of their behaviour and find ways to encourage them to make more positive choices.

Among the issues we’re addressing in Grimsby Town Centre are reports of criminal damage.

We’re continuing to work with our partners and local businesses to identify and take action against those responsible whilst offering crime prevention advice to the victims of crime.

We know the impact that drug-related crime has on our area and we are working to actively target any premises or individuals we suspect of being linked to drug dealing.

Our aim is to seize drugs before they come on to the streets, so if you have concerns about drug-related crime in your area, please get in touch either by dialing 101 or coming in to the Police Station.

Last Updated 25 Jul 2019

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Where We Are Over The Next 6 Months

Date	Location	Activity
Wednesday 4 Sep, 9:00am – 10:00am	Wetherspoons, Bethlehem Street	Wetherspoons Drop In
Friday 20 Sep, 10:00am – 11:00am	St James Minster	Police Drop In
Wednesday 9 Oct, 9:00am – 10:00am	Wetherspoons, Bethlehem Street	Wetherspoons Drop In
Friday 25 Oct, 10:00am – 11:00am	St James Minster	Police Drop In
Wednesday 13 Nov, 9:00am – 10:00am	Wetherspoons, Bethlehem Street	Wetherspoons Drop In
Friday 29 Nov, 10:00am – 11:00am	St James Minster	Police Drop In
Wednesday 18 Dec, 9:00am – 10:00am	Wetherspoons, Bethlehem Street	Wetherspoons Drop In

Get In Touch

You can contact us by email: CromwellRoad@humberside.pnn.police.uk

Visit our Report It area for information about the different ways to report a non-emergency crime e.g. using 101 or via our online reporting pages.

Humberside Police

West Marsh

Meet Your Team

Community Alerts

Building Site Safety - Hamilton Street (Humberside Police)

St Marys Avenue: IPhone stolen from vehicle (Humberside Police)

Theft from house (Humberside Police)

Witnesses to a road traffic incident on Cooper Road (Humberside Police)

PCSO drop in (Humberside Police)

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Where We Are Over The Next 6 Months

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West Marsh

Meet Your Team

Community Alerts

Building Site Safety - Hamilton Street (Humberside Police)

St Marys Avenue: IPhone stolen from vehicle (Humberside Police)

Theft from house (Humberside Police)

Witnesses to a road traffic incident on Cooper Road (Humberside Police)

PCSO drop in (Humberside Police)

What's Happening In Your Area?

Be Part Of The Conversation

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Where We Are Over The Next 6 Months

Get In Touch

North East Lincolnshire Neighbourhood Watch Network

North East Lincolnshire Council

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