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Call 01642 302930 for Neighbourhood Policing matters
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Village Ward
Click here for the Village page
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Mandale and Victoria
Click here for the Mandale and Victoria page
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Top Policing Priorities In This Ward
Anti-Social Behaviour
Off road motorcycles
Drug dealing
Ward Surgeries - Meet Your Neighbourhood Officers
Monthly meetings are held with Village Park Residents Group and Bader Residents Committee.
Local Initiatives
Operation Glass. Operation Reduction. Operation Ford*. Joint operations with off road motorcycles.
Contact Details
There is a single contact number for your Neighbourhood officers -01642 302930
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I have got a speeding ticket but I have misplaced my licence, what should I do?
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Your answer to this question based on the current law is:
You should attend at your chosen police station with the ticket and the rest of your documents (insurance and MOT) in order to comply with the ticket.
The person who takes the details will then note that you have not produced your licence and you are likely to be reported.
The speeding ticket and the failure to produce your licence will both be dealt with at court and a summons will be issued to you in due course.
You do not always have to attend court and may be able to plead guilty by letter. The summons you receive will tell you whether this is possible.
It is advisable if you have not already done so to apply for a new licence as soon as possible.
If the licence comes shortly afterwards then it may be worth contacting the central ticket office of your local police force to see if they will allow you to pay the speeding fine without the possibility of attending court.
This is discretionary as after 28 days a summons will be issued.
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I have a collectable samurai sword, am I able to keep this or sell it?
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Your answer to this question based on the current law is:
It is now an offence to sell, hire, import, lend or give to another person a samurai sword with a curved blade of more than 50cm.
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I found a dog without a collar or owner whilst walking, should I contact the Police?
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Your answer to this question based on the current law is:
As of the 6th April 2008 the police no longer have a responsibility towards stray dogs.
This has been handed over to local council authorities. If you find a dog, please contact your local dog warden. The police will no longer take in stray dogs.
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Neighbourhood Policing Teams 01642 302 930
Neighbourhood Enforcement Officers 01642 528 034
Security Surveillance Centre 01642 528 989
North East Crimestoppers 0800 555 111
Trading Standards & Licensing 01642 393 939
Anti-Terrorism Hotline 0800 789 321
Neighbourhood Watch Liaison Officer 01642 302 341
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