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Durham Constabulary - Chester-le-Street (Rural North) Neighbourhood
Durham Constabulary Information
Durham Constabulary polices the area of County Durham and Darlington Borough, which together occupy an area of 2,232 sq. km. The area is predominantly rural, with more than half of its residents living in settlements of less than 10,000 people. There are 12 main towns and over 260 small towns and villages, many of which are former colliery villages. The population of the constabulary area is estimated to be 604,900 (ONS mid year estimate 2007), of which 1.2% are from ethnic minority groups
Chester-le-Street (Rural North) Neighbourhood
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Senior Officer Details
Neighbourhood Officer Details
I’ve been employed by Durham Constabulary for nearly twenty years all of which have been front line oriented as a Police Constable. I have thoroughly enjoyed my career to date and for nearly 18 years of that period I have been based within the West command area which consists of Stanley, Consett and Chester Le Street. I have very recently decided on a new career path and have joined the Neighbourhood Policing Team; I will be covering the locality of Grange Villa, Newfield and Pelton Fell . I am a passionate individual who will work closely with you as a local community to make your neighbourhood safer for you and your loved ones. I look forward to meeting you all and making a difference within your area.
I am a Police Constable and I have worked for Durham Constabulary for six years. I joined the force in 2019 as a response officer and moved to the Neighbourhood Policing Team two years ago. I am currently the beat officer for Pelton, West Pelton, Ouston and Urpeth Grange. I am committed to keeping my area safe and look forward to working within the community and solving problems together.
Becoming a Police officer was a lifelong ambition for me, and it is now something I am very proud of and passionate about.
I have been a response police officer for 5 years and joined the NPT team 6 months ago. I am PC for Sacriston, Edmonsley, Kimblesworth and Nettlesworth. I'm very keen to tackle crime in my area as well as ASB.
I am always happy to listen to any community concerns, if you see me out and about, please stop and say hello.
I’ve been in service 2 years; 18 months as a PCSO now with the rural team at Pelton. My areas are Pelton, Perkinsville and Urpeth.
I’ve served in the Army from school and was a prison officer, so I bring a broad selection of knowledge to the team. I am committed to working with the community and partners to make our area as safe as possible.
I am a Police Sergeant with 23 years’ service. My career began in 2002 on Response at Peterlee/Seaham where I served for 17 years. I was then promoted to Sergeant at Bishop Auckland Response and covered this area for 3 years. In addition, I have covered Darlington Response and have been a Custody Sergeant before moving to the Executive Department where I was the Staff Officer to the Deputy and Assistant Chief Constables.
In January 2024 I moved to the Pelton Neighbourhood Policing team which covers Pelton, Ouston, Grange Villa and Sacriston. I am proud to serve the local communities and passionate around reducing crime and Anti-Social Behaviour through initiatives like Operation Drive and Operation PAVE which are problem solving approaches with other departments and partners to make sure the whole Chester-le-Street areas are a safe place to live and work.
I am a Police Inspector with over 22 years' service. I began my career on Response in the Crook and Bishop Auckland areas, followed by a decade on traffic / firearms. I was promoted into the Force Control Room where I served for 3.5 years, working as Force Incident Manager and a Tactical Firearms Commander. Since September 2024 I have been the Neighbourhood Police Inspector for Chester le Street, overseeing the implementation of Operation DRIVE and the Neighbourhood Policing Guarantee. I am proud to serve the local community and am determined for our team to be visible and proactive in disrupting crime and anti-social behaviour, using a problem solving approach with partners to make sure Chester le Street is a great place to live and work.
I joined Durham Constabulary as a Police Community Support Officer in December 2024 where I joined Chester Le Street neighbourhood team. I started off in the town team for the start of my training period and then moved over to the Pelton team where I was given Sacriston, Edmondsley and Nettlesworth as my patch. I am one of the key contacts for the local community to discuss any police-related issues and I attend regular PACT meetings to engage with partner agencies to help tackle crime and ASB.
I’ve been employed by Durham Constabulary for nearly twenty years all of which have been front line oriented as a Police Constable. I have thoroughly enjoyed my career to date and for nearly 18 years of that period I have been based within the West command area which consists of Stanley, Consett and Chester Le Street. I have very recently decided on a new career path and have joined the Neighbourhood Policing Team; I will be covering the locality of Grange Villa, Newfield and Pelton Fell . I am a passionate individual who will work closely with you as a local community to make your neighbourhood safer for you and your loved ones. I look forward to meeting you all and making a difference within your area.
I am a Police Constable and I have worked for Durham Constabulary for six years. I joined the force in 2019 as a response officer and moved to the Neighbourhood Policing Team two years ago. I am currently the beat officer for Pelton, West Pelton, Ouston and Urpeth Grange. I am committed to keeping my area safe and look forward to working within the community and solving problems together.
Becoming a Police officer was a lifelong ambition for me, and it is now something I am very proud of and passionate about.
I have been a response police officer for 5 years and joined the NPT team 6 months ago. I am PC for Sacriston, Edmonsley, Kimblesworth and Nettlesworth. I'm very keen to tackle crime in my area as well as ASB.
I am always happy to listen to any community concerns, if you see me out and about, please stop and say hello.
I’ve been in service 2 years; 18 months as a PCSO now with the rural team at Pelton. My areas are Pelton, Perkinsville and Urpeth.
I’ve served in the Army from school and was a prison officer, so I bring a broad selection of knowledge to the team. I am committed to working with the community and partners to make our area as safe as possible.
I am a Police Sergeant with 23 years’ service. My career began in 2002 on Response at Peterlee/Seaham where I served for 17 years. I was then promoted to Sergeant at Bishop Auckland Response and covered this area for 3 years. In addition, I have covered Darlington Response and have been a Custody Sergeant before moving to the Executive Department where I was the Staff Officer to the Deputy and Assistant Chief Constables.
In January 2024 I moved to the Pelton Neighbourhood Policing team which covers Pelton, Ouston, Grange Villa and Sacriston. I am proud to serve the local communities and passionate around reducing crime and Anti-Social Behaviour through initiatives like Operation Drive and Operation PAVE which are problem solving approaches with other departments and partners to make sure the whole Chester-le-Street areas are a safe place to live and work.
I am a Police Inspector with over 22 years' service. I began my career on Response in the Crook and Bishop Auckland areas, followed by a decade on traffic / firearms. I was promoted into the Force Control Room where I served for 3.5 years, working as Force Incident Manager and a Tactical Firearms Commander. Since September 2024 I have been the Neighbourhood Police Inspector for Chester le Street, overseeing the implementation of Operation DRIVE and the Neighbourhood Policing Guarantee. I am proud to serve the local community and am determined for our team to be visible and proactive in disrupting crime and anti-social behaviour, using a problem solving approach with partners to make sure Chester le Street is a great place to live and work.
I joined Durham Constabulary as a Police Community Support Officer in December 2024 where I joined Chester Le Street neighbourhood team. I started off in the town team for the start of my training period and then moved over to the Pelton team where I was given Sacriston, Edmondsley and Nettlesworth as my patch. I am one of the key contacts for the local community to discuss any police-related issues and I attend regular PACT meetings to engage with partner agencies to help tackle crime and ASB.
I’ve been employed by Durham Constabulary for nearly twenty years all of which have been front line oriented as a Police Constable. I have thoroughly enjoyed my career to date and for nearly 18 years of that period I have been based within the West command area which consists of Stanley, Consett and Chester Le Street. I have very recently decided on a new career path and have joined the Neighbourhood Policing Team; I will be covering the locality of Grange Villa, Newfield and Pelton Fell . I am a passionate individual who will work closely with you as a local community to make your neighbourhood safer for you and your loved ones. I look forward to meeting you all and making a difference within your area.
I am a Police Constable and I have worked for Durham Constabulary for six years. I joined the force in 2019 as a response officer and moved to the Neighbourhood Policing Team two years ago. I am currently the beat officer for Pelton, West Pelton, Ouston and Urpeth Grange. I am committed to keeping my area safe and look forward to working within the community and solving problems together.
Becoming a Police officer was a lifelong ambition for me, and it is now something I am very proud of and passionate about.
I have been a response police officer for 5 years and joined the NPT team 6 months ago. I am PC for Sacriston, Edmonsley, Kimblesworth and Nettlesworth. I'm very keen to tackle crime in my area as well as ASB.
I am always happy to listen to any community concerns, if you see me out and about, please stop and say hello.
I’ve been in service 2 years; 18 months as a PCSO now with the rural team at Pelton. My areas are Pelton, Perkinsville and Urpeth.
I’ve served in the Army from school and was a prison officer, so I bring a broad selection of knowledge to the team. I am committed to working with the community and partners to make our area as safe as possible.
I am a Police Sergeant with 23 years’ service. My career began in 2002 on Response at Peterlee/Seaham where I served for 17 years. I was then promoted to Sergeant at Bishop Auckland Response and covered this area for 3 years. In addition, I have covered Darlington Response and have been a Custody Sergeant before moving to the Executive Department where I was the Staff Officer to the Deputy and Assistant Chief Constables.
In January 2024 I moved to the Pelton Neighbourhood Policing team which covers Pelton, Ouston, Grange Villa and Sacriston. I am proud to serve the local communities and passionate around reducing crime and Anti-Social Behaviour through initiatives like Operation Drive and Operation PAVE which are problem solving approaches with other departments and partners to make sure the whole Chester-le-Street areas are a safe place to live and work.
I am a Police Inspector with over 22 years' service. I began my career on Response in the Crook and Bishop Auckland areas, followed by a decade on traffic / firearms. I was promoted into the Force Control Room where I served for 3.5 years, working as Force Incident Manager and a Tactical Firearms Commander. Since September 2024 I have been the Neighbourhood Police Inspector for Chester le Street, overseeing the implementation of Operation DRIVE and the Neighbourhood Policing Guarantee. I am proud to serve the local community and am determined for our team to be visible and proactive in disrupting crime and anti-social behaviour, using a problem solving approach with partners to make sure Chester le Street is a great place to live and work.
I joined Durham Constabulary as a Police Community Support Officer in December 2024 where I joined Chester Le Street neighbourhood team. I started off in the town team for the start of my training period and then moved over to the Pelton team where I was given Sacriston, Edmondsley and Nettlesworth as my patch. I am one of the key contacts for the local community to discuss any police-related issues and I attend regular PACT meetings to engage with partner agencies to help tackle crime and ASB.
I’ve been employed by Durham Constabulary for nearly twenty years all of which have been front line oriented as a Police Constable. I have thoroughly enjoyed my career to date and for nearly 18 years of that period I have been based within the West command area which consists of Stanley, Consett and Chester Le Street. I have very recently decided on a new career path and have joined the Neighbourhood Policing Team; I will be covering the locality of Grange Villa, Newfield and Pelton Fell . I am a passionate individual who will work closely with you as a local community to make your neighbourhood safer for you and your loved ones. I look forward to meeting you all and making a difference within your area.
I am a Police Constable and I have worked for Durham Constabulary for six years. I joined the force in 2019 as a response officer and moved to the Neighbourhood Policing Team two years ago. I am currently the beat officer for Pelton, West Pelton, Ouston and Urpeth Grange. I am committed to keeping my area safe and look forward to working within the community and solving problems together.
Becoming a Police officer was a lifelong ambition for me, and it is now something I am very proud of and passionate about.
I have been a response police officer for 5 years and joined the NPT team 6 months ago. I am PC for Sacriston, Edmonsley, Kimblesworth and Nettlesworth. I'm very keen to tackle crime in my area as well as ASB.
I am always happy to listen to any community concerns, if you see me out and about, please stop and say hello.
I am a Police Sergeant with 23 years’ service. My career began in 2002 on Response at Peterlee/Seaham where I served for 17 years. I was then promoted to Sergeant at Bishop Auckland Response and covered this area for 3 years. In addition, I have covered Darlington Response and have been a Custody Sergeant before moving to the Executive Department where I was the Staff Officer to the Deputy and Assistant Chief Constables.
In January 2024 I moved to the Pelton Neighbourhood Policing team which covers Pelton, Ouston, Grange Villa and Sacriston. I am proud to serve the local communities and passionate around reducing crime and Anti-Social Behaviour through initiatives like Operation Drive and Operation PAVE which are problem solving approaches with other departments and partners to make sure the whole Chester-le-Street areas are a safe place to live and work.
I am a Police Inspector with over 22 years' service. I began my career on Response in the Crook and Bishop Auckland areas, followed by a decade on traffic / firearms. I was promoted into the Force Control Room where I served for 3.5 years, working as Force Incident Manager and a Tactical Firearms Commander. Since September 2024 I have been the Neighbourhood Police Inspector for Chester le Street, overseeing the implementation of Operation DRIVE and the Neighbourhood Policing Guarantee. I am proud to serve the local community and am determined for our team to be visible and proactive in disrupting crime and anti-social behaviour, using a problem solving approach with partners to make sure Chester le Street is a great place to live and work.
I joined Durham Constabulary as a Police Community Support Officer in December 2024 where I joined Chester Le Street neighbourhood team. I started off in the town team for the start of my training period and then moved over to the Pelton team where I was given Sacriston, Edmondsley and Nettlesworth as my patch. I am one of the key contacts for the local community to discuss any police-related issues and I attend regular PACT meetings to engage with partner agencies to help tackle crime and ASB.
I’ve been employed by Durham Constabulary for nearly twenty years all of which have been front line oriented as a Police Constable. I have thoroughly enjoyed my career to date and for nearly 18 years of that period I have been based within the West command area which consists of Stanley, Consett and Chester Le Street. I have very recently decided on a new career path and have joined the Neighbourhood Policing Team; I will be covering the locality of Grange Villa, Newfield and Pelton Fell . I am a passionate individual who will work closely with you as a local community to make your neighbourhood safer for you and your loved ones. I look forward to meeting you all and making a difference within your area.
I am a Police Constable and I have worked for Durham Constabulary for six years. I joined the force in 2019 as a response officer and moved to the Neighbourhood Policing Team two years ago. I am currently the beat officer for Pelton, West Pelton, Ouston and Urpeth Grange. I am committed to keeping my area safe and look forward to working within the community and solving problems together.
Becoming a Police officer was a lifelong ambition for me, and it is now something I am very proud of and passionate about.
I have been a response police officer for 5 years and joined the NPT team 6 months ago. I am PC for Sacriston, Edmonsley, Kimblesworth and Nettlesworth. I'm very keen to tackle crime in my area as well as ASB.
I am always happy to listen to any community concerns, if you see me out and about, please stop and say hello.
I am a Police Sergeant with 23 years’ service. My career began in 2002 on Response at Peterlee/Seaham where I served for 17 years. I was then promoted to Sergeant at Bishop Auckland Response and covered this area for 3 years. In addition, I have covered Darlington Response and have been a Custody Sergeant before moving to the Executive Department where I was the Staff Officer to the Deputy and Assistant Chief Constables.
In January 2024 I moved to the Pelton Neighbourhood Policing team which covers Pelton, Ouston, Grange Villa and Sacriston. I am proud to serve the local communities and passionate around reducing crime and Anti-Social Behaviour through initiatives like Operation Drive and Operation PAVE which are problem solving approaches with other departments and partners to make sure the whole Chester-le-Street areas are a safe place to live and work.
I am a Police Inspector with over 22 years' service. I began my career on Response in the Crook and Bishop Auckland areas, followed by a decade on traffic / firearms. I was promoted into the Force Control Room where I served for 3.5 years, working as Force Incident Manager and a Tactical Firearms Commander. Since September 2024 I have been the Neighbourhood Police Inspector for Chester le Street, overseeing the implementation of Operation DRIVE and the Neighbourhood Policing Guarantee. I am proud to serve the local community and am determined for our team to be visible and proactive in disrupting crime and anti-social behaviour, using a problem solving approach with partners to make sure Chester le Street is a great place to live and work.
I joined Durham Constabulary as a Police Community Support Officer in December 2024 where I joined Chester Le Street neighbourhood team. I started off in the town team for the start of my training period and then moved over to the Pelton team where I was given Sacriston, Edmondsley and Nettlesworth as my patch. I am one of the key contacts for the local community to discuss any police-related issues and I attend regular PACT meetings to engage with partner agencies to help tackle crime and ASB.
Priorities
| 23 Sep 2025 | Anti-social use of off road and electric bikes in our communities Response (23 Sep 2025)We have held several intensification operations with motorcycle section, DCC Street Wardens and our NPT officers to tackle the issue, seizing numerous bikes. This work will continue and we now have our drone online to help tackle the issue. |
| 29 Dec 2025 | Anti-social use of off road and electric bikes in our communities Response (29 Dec 2025)We have held several intensification operations with motorcycle section, DCC Street Wardens and our NPT officers to tackle the issue, seizing numerous bikes. This work will continue and we now have our drone online to help tackle the issue. |
| 26 Mar 2026 | Anti-social use of off road and electric bikes in our communities Response (26 Mar 2026)We have held several intensification operations with motorcycle section, DCC Street Wardens and our NPT officers to tackle the issue, seizing numerous bikes. This work will continue and we now have our drone online to help tackle the issue. |
| 23 Jun 2026 | Anti-social use of off road and electric bikes in our communities Response (23 Jun 2026)We have held several intensification operations with motorcycle section, DCC Street Wardens and our NPT officers to tackle the issue, seizing numerous bikes. This work will continue and we now have our drone online to help tackle the issue. |
| 23 Jun 2026 | Anti-social use of off road and electric bikes in our communities Response (23 Jun 2026)We have held several intensification operations with motorcycle section, DCC Street Wardens and our NPT officers to tackle the issue, seizing numerous bikes. This work will continue and we now have our drone online to help tackle the issue. |
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