POLICE DETAILS
Hertfordshire Constabulary - Royston and Royston Rural Neighbourhood
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Royston and Royston Rural Neighbourhood
Royston Heath and Meridian, Royston Palace and Royston Rural
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Contact Details
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Senior Officer Details
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Neighbourhood Officer Details
I am PS 1304 Ryan Champion and I have been a Police Officer since 2014. I have responsibility for the Police Constables and Police Community Support Officers who cover Royston Urban and Rural wards. You can contact me via the following email address: [email protected]
I am Sergeant 2386 Chris ADSHEAD and I have been a Police Officer since 2010. I have responsibility for the Hate Crime Officer, Anti-Social Behaviour Officer and Licensing Officer in North Herts.
A police officer for almost 20 years, I started life in the job as a PC in Stevenage. Then worked within a variety of specialist roles including Workforce Development, Domestic Abuse and Children’s Safeguarding. Following promotion to Sergeant, I was posted to Stevenage as the Intelligence Detective Sergeant, before then working at both North Herts and Stevenage as an Intervention Sergeant and Detective Sergeant. Following further promotion I then undertook roles as the North Herts & Stevenage Intervention Inspector, Workforce Development Inspector and Crime Development Detective Inspector. I join North Herts having enjoyed the last two years working as a Chief Inspector within Digital Innovation and a Detective Chief Inspector in Safeguarding.
I am Inspector 1143 James LANT. I’ve served Hertfordshire Constabulary as a police officer for more than 23 years and have worked in a variety of operational and strategic roles around the Constabulary over that time. I am proud to lead the North Herts Safer Neighbourhood Team and have responsibility for partnership problem-solving in Hitchin Urban & Rural, Letchworth & Baldock and Royston Urban & Rural districts.
I am PC 98 Jon SEPPINGS and I have been a Police Officer since 2018. I have responsibility for Royston Urban Wards. You can contact me via the following email address: [email protected]
I am PC 2810 Chris Wing and I have been a Police Officer since 2004. I have responsibility for the Urban wards of Royston. You can contact me via the following email address: [email protected]
I am PC 396 Tom Woollard and I have been a Police Officer since 2006. I have responsibility for the Rural wards of Royston. You can contact me via the following email address: [email protected]
I am PCSO 6048 Hannah MOSS and I have been a Police Community Support Officer since 2021. I have responsibility for Royston Rural Wards. You can contact me via the following email address: [email protected]
I am PCSO 6522 Chris BRABROOK and I have been a Police Community Support Officer since 2003. I have responsibility for Royston Rural Wards. You can contact me via the following email address: [email protected]
I am PCSO 6751 Rebecca Bartlett and I have been a Police Community Support Officer since 2019. I have responsibility for Royston Urban wards. You can contact me via the following email address: [email protected]
I am Jeanette DALLIMORE and I have worked for Hertfordshire Police since 2004. I have responsibility for Anti-Social Behaviour within the CSU in North Herts.
I am Kuljit Sangha and I have worked for Hertfordshire Police since 2000. I have responsibility for Licensing within the CSU in North Herts.
Locations
Royston Police Station
Melbourn Street, Royston, SG8 7BZ
Opening Hours:
Mon: Open by prior appointment
Tue: Open by prior appointment
Wed: Open by prior appointment
Thu: Open by prior appointment
Fri: Open by prior appointment
Sat: Open by prior appointment
Sun: Open by prior appointment
Priorities
| 17 Mar 2023 | Inconsiderate parking near local schools during drop off and pick up times. This has been highlighted as a concern for the safety of children attending local schools. Response (29 Sep 2023)During the most recent PSF process, the issue of inconsiderate parking around local schools was once again highlighted as a concern for the local community. Therefore, this will continue to be a priority for your local Neighbourhood Policing Team over the coming months. The safety of all road users, particularly children, is a of paramount importance to us as a local SNT and will proactively target drivers who park and/or drive inconsiderately in and around local schools. |
| 7 Sep 2022 | Speeding throughout the urban and rural areas of Royston. Response (31 Mar 2024)Following the most recent Royston Priority Setting Forum, speeding remains to be an area of concern for the local community. Therefore, this has continued as a priority for your local Neighbourhood Policing Team. Officers will conduct enforcement operations in locations highlighted as being of concern. Please help us to make the local road network safer for everyone by letting us know any locations of concern. |
| 7 Sep 2022 | To continue to engage with young people in Royston. This will continue to ensure low levels of youth related anti-social behaviour and will be achieved through engagement with groups and individuals to identify diversionary opportunities that will ensure youths feel included and valued within the local community. Response (3 Apr 2024)The most recent priority setting process acknowledged the good work undertaken by your local Neighbourhood Policing Team to ensure youth related anti-social behaviour remains low. In order to maintain these low levels and prevent future anti-social behaviour issues, it has been decided that youth engagement will continue to be a priority for the team. The team will continue to develop existing youth programmes to ensure that young members of our community feel included and valued. |
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