POLICE DETAILS
West Mercia Police - Wellington North 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
Wellington North Neighbourhood
West Mercia Police has not provided any neighbourhood information at this time.
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| Bromford HousingSocial Housing provider | https://www.bromford.co.uk/ |
Police Force Map - West Mercia Police
Neighbourhood Map - Wellington North
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
Following an early career in licensing I joined West Mercia Police in 1990 immediately being posted to Wellington Police Station.
Within a short time I joined the Telford Armed Response Teams where I worked for the next 12 years prior to promotion to Shift Sergeant and a 4 year period within Telford Custody Unit.
In 2008 I joined the Force Professional Standards Department where I worked within the Misconduct arena for 5 years before returning permanently to Telford on promotion to Inspector in 2014 within the Telford Safer Neighbourhoods Team West.
Trudy joined West Mercia Police in 1999 as a Special Constable working alongside regular officers from Wellington. In September 2006, Trudy changed roles and became a Police Community Support Officer becoming a member of Wellington North SNT. Trudy is well known to the residents of Dothill, Parklands, Shawbirch, Bratton and Admaston who recognise her as she walks or cycles around the area that she patrols. Trudy spends some of her time going into the six schools that she covers delivering safety talks to the pupils and is a friendly face to the pupils as she walks and cycles around the school times. Trudy also works with partner agencies to help resolve local issues.
Sally became a PCSO November 2019, she is working on the Wellington North Patch (Dothill, Shawbirch, Admaston). Sally has a wealth of experience of working with a variety of individuals and offering support, advice and guidance, she is very personable and enjoys talking with everyone and anyone. You will often find Sally out on foot patrol, or, sometimes cycling in the Wellington North area.
My name is PC Clayton and I am currently the Safer Neighbourhood team Police Officer for Brookside. I have worked the South Telford area for 13 years in my role as a response officer. I joined the SNT team in July 2015.
I look forward to continue meeting members of the community whilst out on foot patrol and when on the police bicycle. I understand that Brookside has a strong community spirit and has undergone recent redevelopment. There is an excellent Community Centre that is run by Big Local. I am passionate about doing the right thing for the community and have a desire to keep this area as safe as possible.
Locations
Malinsgate Police Station
Malinsgate Police Station, Malinsgate, Telford, TF3 4HW
Priorities
| 15 Aug 2017 | Youths are arriving on the carpark are loud and leaving fast food rubbish and empty bottles. Response (15 Aug 2017)Updated January 2018 No current issues in this area relating to parking since last update. No new current issues to be a priority.
update 15/08/2017 The following course of action has been taken by SNT officers. Foot/Cycle/Mobile patrols have been increased. The Landlord has been spoken to in relation to fencing off the low wall used by youths to sit on. Youths engaged with when seen and advised ref noise and litter. Update 10/11/2017 After prolonged patrols youths have been identified and dispersed. Parent spoken to and since then we have had no complaints/issues.
Update 19/04/2018 Patrols will continue to deter any Anti Social Behaviour. Update 23/04/2018 The following action has been taken by SNT officers The land owner has been spoken to and advised to look at access to the roof and to put in place deterrent. CCTV has been suggested. All shop staff have been asked that they look at the space to the rear of the shops to prevent the build up of rubbish also to look at locking up trays, trolleys, and skips to prevent Anti Social Behaviour. Targeted patrols will increase to deter Anti Social Behaviour. Update 16/06/2018 Meeting with landlord and discussed the issues again Continue patrols Going forward we are trying to get a multi agency meeting with landlord,Telford and Wrekin to discuss the use of CCTV referrence the Anti Social Behaviour Highways and Telford and Wrekin to discuss the use of bollards and or double yellow lines on the corner of Baggley drive /Marton drive to help prevent parking on the junction and bus stop. |
| 2 Jul 2016 | On Friday - 17 June 2016 - a badly injured swan was found in Tee Lake, Wellington and it was taken to a wildlife sanctuary for treatment. On Tuesday morning - 21 June 2016 - a headless dead cygnet was found by the side of Tee Lake . A spokesperson for the Dothill Local Nature Reserve said that they believed that the cygnet had been deliberately injured and that several other cygnets and ducklings may have gone missing from Tee Lake and Dothill Pool, within the previous week. As native wild birds, swans have statutory protection under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 and it is an offence to intentionally injure, take or kill a wild swan. It is also an offence to take or possess the egg of a wild mute swan, or to damage or destroy the nest of a mute swan whilst in use, or being built. If anyone has witnessed any cruelty towards swans or any other wildlife, please call West Mercia Police on 101, quoting incident number 0307S of 17 June 2016. If you find an injured swan, please contact the RSPCA on 0300 1234 999. Do not approach the swan, as this could lead to further injury and distress for the bird and you may injure yourself. |
| 1 Jan 2016 | Congestion is often very acute outside both schools and as a result, some drivers park their vehicles inappropriately, potentially putting others at risk. There have also been recent incidents of anti-social behaviour, linked to those locations, along with the field between the two schools, which have been dealt with by SNT Officers. Response (1 Jan 2016)UPDATE 08/01/2016
UPDATE 18/01/2016
UPDATE 12/02/2016
UPDATE 13/03/2016
UPDATE 25/04/2016
UPDATE 22/05/2016
FINAL UPDATE 02/07/2016
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