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Warwickshire Police - Rugby Rural Central Neighbourhood

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Rugby Rural Central Neighbourhood

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Senior Officer Details

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Neighbourhood Officer Details

Callum Moriarty (PCSO SNT)
Paula Parkes (PCSO)
Rebecca Bailey (PC)
Ricky Franklin (Sgt)
Samantha Goode (PCSO)
Stephanie Brown (Inspector)
Callum Moriarty (PCSO SNT)
Paula Parkes (PCSO)
Rebecca Bailey (PC)
Ricky Franklin (Sgt)
Samantha Goode (PCSO)
Sebastian Payne (Police Constable)
Stephanie Brown (Inspector)
Callum Moriarty (PCSO)
Ricky Franklin (Sgt)
Samantha Goode (PCSO)
Sebastian Payne (PC)
Stephanie Brown (Inspector)
Callum Moriarty (PCSO)
Ricky Franklin (Sergeant)
Samantha Goode (PCSO)
Sebastian Payne (PC)
Stephanie Brown (Inspector)
Callum Moriarty (PCSO)
Nicholas Williams (PC)
Ricky Franklin (Sergeant)
Samantha Goode (PCSO)
Stephanie Brown (Inspector)

Priorities

8 Dec 2025

Thefts from motor vehicles

1 Oct 2025

Vehicle crime

Response (31 Dec 2025)

Number of crime prevention events to be held and increased officer visibility in effected area.

17 Dec 2025

Vehicle crime

Response (31 Mar 2026)

Vehicle crime roadshows, targeted patrols and vehicle related operations

17 Dec 2025

Increasing public engagement and relations, trust and confidence within Long Lawford

Response (31 Dec 2026)

Pop up events, house to house visits, priority surveys, increased visibility, increase Warwickshire Connected sign up`s

1 Apr 2026

Bicycle/ Motorcycle Theft:

Response (30 Jun 2026)

We have seen an increase in reported stolen motorcycles from Ryton-on-Dunsmore and will therefore look to engage with motorcycle owners and provide bike marking and offer crime prevention advice.

1 Apr 2026

Off-road/nuisance motorcycles

Response (30 Jun 2026)

In response to better weather, we are looking to be proactive in deterring off road/nuisance motorbikes, causing alarm to walkers, dogs and causing environmental damage within the open spaces.

1 Apr 2026

Speeding and road safety

Response (30 Jun 2026)

Residents have raised concerns via our connected priories survey; officers will look to support and promote community speed watch. In addition, they will carry out speed monitoring and enforcement across the area as well as educate drivers.

31 Dec 2025

Vehicle crime

Response (31 Mar 2026)

Vehicle crime roadshows, targeted patrols and vehicle related operations

31 Jan 2025

Increasing public engagement and relations, trust and confidence within Long Lawford

Response (31 Mar 2026)

Pop up events, house to house visits, priority surveys, increased visibility, increase Warwickshire Connected sign up`s

1 Jul 2026

Bicycle/ Motorcycle Theft: The Rural Central Team has seen a slight increase in reported stolen motorcycles from Ryton-on-Dunsmore area.

Response (30 Sep 2026)

- Officers will engage directly with motorcyclist to raised awareness.
- Provide Bike marking opportunities to help deter theft and aid recovery
- Deliver targeted crime prevention advice, including secure parking and anti-theft methods
- Conduct High Visibility Patrols in identified hotspots locations to deter offending and reassure the community.

1 Jul 2026

Off Road, Nuisance Motorcycles: There has been an increase in anti-social use of off-road motorcycles within open spaces in Brandon and Binley Woods.

Response (30 Sep 2026)

- Conduct increased high-visibility patrols in identified hotspot locations to deter offending and reassure the public.
- Target individuals involved in anti-social riding through proactive policing.
- Use enforcement powers, including Section 59 warnings, to address nuisance riders and seize motorcycles from repeat offenders.
- Develop and gather intelligence to identify those responsible and support targeted enforcement activity.

1 Jul 2026

ASB related activity in Long Lawford: During the summer months, Long Lawford experiences an increase in anti-social behaviour (ASB).

Response (30 Sep 2026)

- Conduct increased high-visibility patrols in key locations to deter offending and provide reassurance to residents.
- Target individuals involved in anti-social off-road bike use through proactive engagement and enforcement.
- Utilise policing powers, including Section 59 warnings, to address nuisance riding and seize bikes from repeat offenders.
- Develop and gather intelligence to identify those responsible and support targeted enforcement activity.

1 Apr 2026

Bicycle/ Motorcycle Theft:

Response (30 Jun 2026)

We have seen an increase in reported stolen motorcycles from Ryton-on-Dunsmore and will therefore look to engage with motorcycle owners and provide bike marking and offer crime prevention advice.

1 Apr 2026

Off-road/nuisance motorcycles

Response (30 Jun 2026)

In response to better weather, we are looking to be proactive in deterring off road/nuisance motorbikes, causing alarm to walkers, dogs and causing environmental damage within the open spaces.

1 Apr 2026

Speeding and road safety

Response (30 Jun 2026)

Residents have raised concerns via our connected priories survey; officers will look to support and promote community speed watch. In addition, they will carry out speed monitoring and enforcement across the area as well as educate drivers.

1 Jul 2026

Bicycle/ Motorcycle Theft: The Rural Central Team has seen a slight increase in reported stolen motorcycles from Ryton-on-Dunsmore area.

Response (30 Sep 2026)

- Officers will engage directly with motorcyclist to raised awareness.
- Provide Bike marking opportunities to help deter theft and aid recovery
- Deliver targeted crime prevention advice, including secure parking and anti-theft methods
- Conduct High Visibility Patrols in identified hotspots locations to deter offending and reassure the community.

1 Jul 2026

Off Road, Nuisance Motorcycles: There has been an increase in anti-social use of off-road motorcycles within open spaces in Brandon and Binley Woods.

Response (30 Sep 2026)

- Conduct increased high-visibility patrols in identified hotspot locations to deter offending and reassure the public.
- Target individuals involved in anti-social riding through proactive policing.
- Use enforcement powers, including Section 59 warnings, to address nuisance riders and seize motorcycles from repeat offenders.
- Develop and gather intelligence to identify those responsible and support targeted enforcement activity.

1 Jul 2026

ASB related activity in Long Lawford: During the summer months, Long Lawford experiences an increase in anti-social behaviour (ASB).

Response (30 Sep 2026)

- Conduct increased high-visibility patrols in key locations to deter offending and provide reassurance to residents.
- Target individuals involved in anti-social off-road bike use through proactive engagement and enforcement.
- Utilise policing powers, including Section 59 warnings, to address nuisance riding and seize bikes from repeat offenders.
- Develop and gather intelligence to identify those responsible and support targeted enforcement activity.

1 Apr 2026

Bicycle/ Motorcycle Theft:

Response (30 Jun 2026)

We have seen an increase in reported stolen motorcycles from Ryton-on-Dunsmore and will therefore look to engage with motorcycle owners and provide bike marking and offer crime prevention advice.

1 Apr 2026

Off-road/nuisance motorcycles

Response (30 Jun 2026)

In response to better weather, we are looking to be proactive in deterring off road/nuisance motorbikes, causing alarm to walkers, dogs and causing environmental damage within the open spaces.

1 Apr 2026

Speeding and road safety

Response (30 Jun 2026)

Residents have raised concerns via our connected priories survey; officers will look to support and promote community speed watch. In addition, they will carry out speed monitoring and enforcement across the area as well as educate drivers.

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