POLICE DETAILS
West Mercia Police - St Johns and Bedwardine Neighbourhood
West Mercia Police Information
West Mercia is the fourth largest geographic police area in England and Wales. The force area is divided into five territorial policing areas, which match the boundaries of our local authorities.
While West Mercia is predominantly rural, it also contains some densely populated urban areas and many market towns. To ensure we strike the right balance between addressing national and local policing priorities, the force focuses its activities on three priority areas:
- Serving
- Protecting the public
- Making the difference
St Johns and Bedwardine Neighbourhood
West Mercia Police has not provided any neighbourhood information at this time.
Police Force Map - West Mercia Police
Neighbourhood Map - St Johns and Bedwardine
Contact Details
| Voluntary opportunities | https://www.westmercia.police.uk/article/16523/Voluntary-opportunities |
| Recognised watch schemes | https://www.westmercia.police.uk/article/19841/Recognised-watch-schemes |
| Crimestoppers | https://www.westmercia.police.uk/article/1996/Crimestoppers |
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Partners and communities together meetings Partners and communities together (PACT) meetings are regular meetings organised jointly between the Safer Neighbourhood Policing Teams, local Councillors and partners. |
https://www.westmercia.police.uk/Partners-and-communities-together-meetings |
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Your opinion matters We want to know more about your needs. We also want to know more about our performance, our service and the impact of our activities, policies and procedures. |
https://www.westmercia.police.uk/article/6975/Your-opinion-matters |
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Departmental Information The contracts and procurement department provide specialist support to the forces in all aspects related to buying supplies and services using a variety of contractual arrangements ranging from small simple orders to large scale tendering projects. |
https://www.westmercia.police.uk/article/1994/Departmental-Information |
Senior Officer Details
West Mercia Police has not provided any information at this time.
Neighbourhood Officer Details
After previous careers in both the Military and Prison Service, Inspector Troth joined West Mercia as a police officer in 2001. During the past 17 years he has carried out a wide range of roles throughout CID, Custody, Patrol and Change Management. After recently moving from the role of Patrol Inspector he is currently the Inspector for the Worcester City Safer Neighbourhood Teams.
Sergeant 3091 Jones has been a serving Police officer since 1992. In this time has carried out a wide range of roles covering Local Policing, General Patrol and a variety of roles within CID. Sergeant Jones has previous service with West Midlands Police and was stationed at Digbeth in Birmingham. Sergeant Jones is currently the supervisor for both the Worcester City Centre Safer Neighbourhood team and the Cathedral Safer Neighbourhood Team.
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Kate Hand has been a Police Community Support Officer with West Mercia Police since 2008. Kate has been working with the St Johns and Bedwardine Safer neighbourhood Team since 2011.
Dave Clee has been a Police Community Support Officer with West Mercia Police since March 2009, working in the St Johns and Bedwardine team.
Sharon has been a Police Community Support Officer with West Mercia Police since 2019. Sharon has been working with the St Johns and Bedwardine Safer Neighbourhood Team since she started in 2019.
Currently one of the two University PCSO's. I have been a PCSO for just under 10 years, starting on the Arboretum SNT. I have also worked on St Peters and Battenhall SNT and Cathedral SNT.
Locations
Worcester Police Station
Worcester Police Station, Castle Street, Worcester, WR1 3QX
Priorities
| 8 Oct 2018 | We are continuing to receive a number of ongoing complaints around parking near to Oldbury Park Primary School, where people are parking on the single yellow line opposite the school whilst collecting and dropping off children for school, thus causing an obstruction to the highway, greatly constricting the flow of traffic at peak times. Response (8 Oct 2018)The safer neighbourhood team have now, and will continue to, report drivers for the consideration of prosecution for wilful obstruction of the highway where appropriate. Parking in this location is endangering children who are trying to get to school and cannot continue. |
| 15 Apr 2018 | There has been a pattern of drug dealing within Cripplegate park, primarily early mornings in the area near to the river bridge. Response (15 Apr 2018)Increase in high-visibility patrols and stop search/arrest where appropriate. |
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