Your Safer Neighbourhood Team
I'm Inspector Fowkes. I'm the Inspector responsible for neighbourhood policing in the Borrowash, Cotmanhay, Kirk Hallam, Larklands, Sandiacre, Long Eaton and Ilkeston neighbourhoods. You can reach my team directly by clicking on the ‘Contact Us’ tab.
I'm PC Stapley. I'm one of the officers responsible for neighbourhood policing in the Long Eaton South neighbourhood. You can reach my team directly by clicking on the ‘Contact Us’ tab.
I'm PCSO Eaton. I'm one of the officers responsible for neighbourhood policing in the Long Eaton South neighbourhood. You can reach my team directly by clicking on the ‘Contact Us’ tab.
I'm YET Richardson. I'm one of the officers responsible for neighbourhood policing in the Borrowash and Ockbrook, Cotmanhay and Shipley View, Ilkeston Rural, Ilkeston Town, Kirk Hallam and Hallam Fields, Larklands and Gallows, Long Eaton North, Long Eaton Rural, Long Eaton South, Long Eaton Town, Sandiacre neighbourhoods. You can reach my team directly by clicking on the ‘Contact Us’ tab.
I'm Sgt Sumpter. I'm one of the officers responsible for neighbourhood policing in the Borrowash, Ockbrook and Long Eaton neighbourhoods. You can reach my team directly by clicking on the ‘Contact Us’ tab.
My role allows me to focus on addressing individuals and issues that have the greatest impact on the community; bringing offenders to justice while ensuring safeguard measures are in place.
As a qualified Mental Health First Aider, I am equipped to support both my team and members of public during times of crisis.
I lead a dedicated team who respond to community concerns, build lasting partnerships, and work together to create a safer, more connected community. We take pride in helping people feel heard, respected and protected.
I have more than 25 years’ service with Derbyshire Constabulary.
For the last 20 years I have worked at Ilkeston, as a Police Community Support Officer and now as the PCSO Supervisor covering Erewash Safer Neighbourhood Team.
As a PCSO Supervisor I believe it is really important that my team put communities at the centre of what we do. I am responsible for the leadership of the PCSO’s across Erewash based at two stations at Ilkeston and Long Eaton.
It is expected that my staff work hard to deal with neighbourhood problems and to protect the vulnerable. It is vital that we are visible and have good working relationships with our partner agencies to make Erewash a safer place to live, work and visit.
I'm PCSO YET Beardall. I'm one of the officers responsible for neighbourhood policing in the Borrowash and Ockbrook, Long Eaton North, Long Eaton Rural, Long Eaton South, Long Eaton Town, Sandiacre neighbourhoods. You can reach my team directly by clicking on the ‘Contact Us’ tab.
Crimes and priorities
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1 – Cross-border Operations, focusing on Drugs and Theft of and Theft from Motor Vehicles.
2 – Safer High Streets/Businesses
3 – Keeping our parks safe and minimising Anti-Social behaviourAction taken:
1 – Cross-border Operations Working closely with Colleagues from Nottingham and Leicestershire Police to share intelligence and coordinate activity against those involved in cross border crime. Use intelligence led policing and local knowledge to identify and address those causing the greatest harm to our communities. Strengthen information sharing with Partner agencies to identify emerging issues and prevent crime from moving between local areas. Respond to community concerns by focussing resources where they can have the greatest impact.
2 – Safer High Streets/Businesses We will conduct regular high-visibility and plain clothes patrols around our shopping precincts to deter crime and provide reassurance to residents, visitors and businesses. Engage regularly with local business, shoppers and the wider community to understand their concerns and identify areas requiring additional attention. Work with partners to make effective use of available civil power, including Community Protection Warnings and Notices, Public Spaces Protection Order, Criminal Behaviour Orders and Anti-Social Behaviour injunctions. Encourage business and members of the public to report incidents and provide information, helping us build a clearer picture of local issues.
3 – Keeping our parks safe and reducing Anti-Social behaviour Work closely with local schools and youth services to educate young people about the impact and consequences of ASB. We will also look to work with young people who feel threatened and unsafe when out in public, with the aim to make these places safer for them to visit Engage with local youths using the “Youth Voice Questionnaire” and deliver key messaging. We will provide advice and support through services such as safe and sound, Remedi and premier league kicks. Signpost young people towards positive and diversionary activities, helping to prevent them from becoming involved in crime or ASB. Conduct regular high-visibility and plain clothes patrols in our parks, engaging with members of the public and listening to their concerns. Take positive action against those involved in criminality or persistent ASB through enforcement, investigation and partnership work. Use problem solving approaches to address the underlying causes of repeat ASB and crime. Work with partner agencies, local authority and community groups to improve the safety and the overall environment within our parks.