Darley Dale Safer Neighbourhood

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This Safer Neighbourhood area covers Darley Dale and Two Dales. It belongs to the B South policing section.

Darley Dale, approximately two miles north of Matlock, is at the heart of this neighbourhood which also extends to cover the nearby villages of South Darley, Wensley, Oker, Rowsley and Two Dales as well as the Matlock districts of Farley and Hackney.

In recent years tourism has increased due to the opening of the popular Peak Village retail outlet and Peak Rail which operates diesel and steam trains between Darley Dale & Matlock.

[File] Read the Darley Dale Safer Neighbourhood newsletter (149.7 kB)

How to contact your Safer Neighbourhood Team, and who they are

The next Safer Neighbourhood meeting

The neighbourhood pledge and local priorities

Action and follow-up

Crime information and maps for local area

How you can take action

How to contact your Safer Neighbourhood Team and who they are

Address

Matlock Enquiry Office,
Bank Road,
Matlock
DE4 3NF

Contact

Non-emergency number: 0345 123 33 33

E-mail the team: matlock.neighbourhoods@derbyshire.pnn.police.uk

Post: All written correspondence to the Safer Neighbourhood team should be posted c/o the area headquarters address at the top-right of the page.

You can also use our contact form to e-mail the team.

Please note that this e-mail facility is not monitored 24 hours a day and should be used for general enquiries only. It should not be used to report instances of crime or for situations requiring immediate police presence.

Team members

Safer Neighbourhood Team Sergeant Sergeant 2226 Jim Thompson Sergeant 2226 Jim Thompson is responsible for this Safer Neighbourhood team.

PC 25 Malcolm Spencer		PCSO 4414 Granville Nixon
SC 8248 Tammy Richardson

The next Safer Neighbourhoods meeting

Safer Neighbourhood meetings gives you the opportunity to set the agenda in your area and help implement lasting solutions.

Find out more about what you can expect from a Safer Neighbourhoods Panel Meeting and from a Safer Neighbourhoods Surgery.

Safer Neighbourhood Forum Meeting

When: 5 October 2010, 17:00 to 19:00

Where: Rowsley Village Hall.

Contact: Darley Dale Safer Neighbourhood Policing Team - 0345 123 33 33

Find out more about the priorities that were set at your last Safer Neighbourhoods meeting.

The neighbourhood pledge and local priorities

Derbyshire Constabulary has signed up to the Policing Pledge. Our Policing Pledge sets out the standards of service you can expect from us, including our response times and how often you will be able to see your Safer Neighbourhood Team visibly working in your area.

View the pledge for your neighbourhood

Your current priorities for this neighbourhood

Speeding vehicles on the B5057, Eversleigh Rise and Station Road at South Darley.
This issue was set on 07 April 2010

Actions to be taken are as follows:
- Increased police patrols in the area.
- Officers to be trained to use of mobile speed detection equipment.
- Encourage members of the community to report all incidents to the police while they are ongoing.
Anti-social behaviour and litter at the Subway which runs under the main A6.
This issue was set on 07 April 2010

Actions to be taken are as follows:
- Increased patrols.
- Speak to and advise local youngsters about the issue.
- Derbyshire Dales District Council's street cleaners to visit the area.
- Encourage residents to report any incidents as they happen

These priorities were agreed with your team at your last Safer Neighbourhoods meeting. These meetings are open to everybody and allow you to affect what you feel needs addressing in your area.

Action and follow-up

After every Safer Neighbourhoods Panel Meeting, we produce a newsletter highlighting the work our Safer Neighbourhoods team has done in your area.
This work is as a result of what you said you would like your team to look at during the meeting.

[File] Read the Darley Dale Safer Neighbourhood newsletter (149.7 kB)

Crime information and maps for your local area

Crime Mapping allows us to show you where crime is happening at a local level, so we can better engage with our communities and help them determine how best to police the area they live in.

Find out the information about your area on our Crime Mapping website.