Your Safer Neighbourhood Team
I'm Inspector Repton. I'm responsible for neighbourhood policing in the High Peak area. You can reach my team directly by clicking on the ‘Contact Us’ tab.
I'm PC Morris. I'm one of the officers responsible for neighbourhood policing in the Gamesley neighbourhoods. You can reach my team directly by clicking on the ‘Contact Us’ tab.
I'm PCSO Martin. I'm one of the officers responsible for neighbourhood policing in the Glossop neighbourhoods. You can reach my team directly by clicking on the ‘Contact Us’ tab.
With 19 years of dedicated service with Derbyshire Constabulary I have embraced and supported community policing, fostering trust, safety, and collaboration between the public and law enforcement. As a Police Community Support Officer, I have built strong relationships across diverse neighbourhoods, working proactively to prevent crime, support vulnerable individuals, and address local concerns with compassion and professionalism.
Throughout nearly two decades in the role, I have been passionate around community engagement, problem-solving, and public reassurance. Whether on foot patrol, liaising with schools, attending community events, or supporting victims of crime, I try to be approachable and reliable offering a reassuring presence.
I have experience of being a PCSO in Hadfield , New Mills and as a Youth Engagement officer this gave me the extensive experience and local knowledge to support our Community . My Current Role is that as a PCSO Supervisor where I strive to build safer environments and positive partnerships, and to support my team in delivering quality of community policing to the residents of the High Peak.
Crimes and priorities
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- Car/garden thefts
- Improve partnership working
- Youth priority – e-scooter usageAction taken:
Car/garden thefts: Many residents are concerned about thefts from their cars or outdoor areas, such as gardens. Upcoming action:
- Trend known target areas
- Maintain a visible presence through high visibility foot patrols in key locations.
- Continue reviewing live incidents for targeted responses
- Provide updates and advice to residents via Derbyshire Alert and face-to-face community catch-ups. Improve partnership working
The ‘broken windows theory’ states that visible signs of disorder create an environment which can encourage further crime. Residents have mentioned they are keen to share information to support improvements, but are not always sure which agency handles each issue. Furthermore, some changes within our partner agencies are providing increased opportunities to work together. Upcoming action:
- Meetings between the police and partners to discuss joint effort plans.
- Continue listening to your feedback to guide our meetings
- Share leaflets with contacts and links
- Host community engagement to respond to any local queries
Youth priority – e-scooter usage: Through our foot patrols, youth engagement and community discussions, we are aware that the youth usage of e-scooters is a cause for concern. E-scooters are illegal and can also be dangerous to users and the general public. Upcoming action:
- Seizure of e-scooters
- Delivery of antisocial warning letters to youths on e-scooters as well as safeguarding referrals
- Advice provision to houses where e-scooters are sighted - Community engagement events to provide information - Information on Derbyshire Alert and through facebook. Use stop/search and vehicle stop powers where powers exist For any of the above issues, please raise any concerns with your local officers, over the phone, on the Derbyshire Constabulary website or anonymously through Crimestoppers (online or on 0800 555111). This will help us formulate targeted responses.