POLICE DETAILS
Leicestershire Police - Clarendon Park Neighbourhood
Leicestershire Police Information
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Clarendon Park Neighbourhood
• General overview of beat such as percentage of area which is affluent / deprived - General Overview – The beat is generally thought of as one of the more affluent parts of the City. This is shown in the house prices and desirability of the location. The majority of the house is either owned or rented to students
• Significant industrial / employment bases e.g. Magna Park / East Midlands airport – The University of Leicester is a major part of the beat, the university has roughly 22000 students attending there with a large proportion living in and around the beat in rented accommodation. There are 3 other further education colleges on the beat along with 2 junior schools and a private senior school.
Morrison’s, Odeon cinema and De Montfort hall are all on the beat.
• Industrial development – There is a large scale building development taking place at the University with 5 tower blocks and other student housing being built for 6000
• Other relevant local factors – Victoria Park is a popular location, this is the location for the Caribbean Carnival, Pride Parade, outdoor concerts and also large scale events and fairs. The O2 is popular with traveling bands as is De Montfort Hall.
Clarendon Park Social Grade & Occupation Statistics
• Social grade is a classification based on occupation and it enables a household and all its members to be classified according to the job of the main income earner. Clarendon Park has 20% less Higher and Intermediate managerial, administrative or professional households than the national average.
Police Force Map - Leicestershire Police
Neighbourhood Map - Clarendon Park
Contact Details
Senior Officer Details
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Neighbourhood Officer Details
I hope to be able to tackle the issues that matter the most to the local communities. Please feel free to contact me to discuss anything that concerns you.
NPA Commander
Euston Street PCSO
Priorities
| 1 Jan 2024 | ASB – Open spaces – You have said there is ASB taking place in open spaces across the beat. Officers will be in these areas carrying out pro-active patrols to reduce ASB related issues. They will be working with partner agencies and local schools to educate individuals and target habitual offenders. Response (1 Mar 2024)We have carried out regular foot and vehicle patrols in the areas highlighted to us and continue to engage with the public to ensure we are up to date with what is happening. |
| 1 Jan 2024 | Road safety – You have told us there are e-scooters and off-road bikes being ridden across the beat. We are aware of the nuisance these can cause pedestrians and other road users. We will be carrying out patrols and local operations to try and tackle this issue and speaking to owners. Response (1 Mar 2024)We continue to monitor and deal with road related issues, through proactive patrols in the key areas. A few examples of positive results: We recovered a vehicle under section 165 due to traffic offences. Officers conducted speed operation on Regent Road / Victoria Park Rd / Salisbury Rd / Upper New Walk in relation to road safety. Officers recovered moped for no tax or registration whilst conducting speeding operation. |
| 1 Jan 2024 | BURGLARY / VEHICLE CRIME Police officers have responded to these priorities through crime prevention awareness, we will update our community whenever possible on any identified crime trends and through effective communication. Please contact us with anything suspicious or concerning in your area Response (1 Mar 2024)We continue to patrol and provide crime prevention advice in the key areas, making use of social media and physical visits to deliver those key messages. |
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