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Wiltshire Police - Cricklade and Purton Neighbourhood
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Cricklade and Purton Neighbourhood
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Neighbourhood Officer Details
Sergeant Kate Isaac covers the Royal Wootton Bassett Neighbourhood Policing Team, which also includes overseeing the Malmesbury and Cricklade areas.
With 20 years of policing experience, Kate has served in Royal Wootton Bassett since 2018 and took on the role of Neighbourhood Policing Team Sergeant in 2020. She is passionate about her work and enjoys the diverse challenges and opportunities that come with policing such a varied area.
Kate is committed to supporting her team and working closely with the local community to address concerns, build relationships, and help keep the area a safe place to live and work.
PC Mike Gassner is the Neighbourhood Police Officer covering Royal Wootton Bassett and the surrounding rural areas. He began his policing career with Thames Valley Police in 2010, serving on the Response Team before transferring to Wiltshire Police in 2017.
Mike continued his work on the Response Team in Swindon until July 2024, when he joined the newly created Allocations Team. This unit was responsible for triaging incoming incidents and allocating them to the appropriate departments for investigation—an approach that significantly reduced demand on frontline officers.
In October 2024, Mike took on his current role within the Neighbourhood Policing Team in Royal Wootton Bassett—a position he describes as the most rewarding of his career to date. He is particularly passionate about road safety and has enjoyed leading and participating in various operations focused on this area, often working in collaboration with partners such as Trading Standards and Immigration services to enhance community safety.
PCSO Monique Beasley has proudly served as a Police Community Support Officer with Wiltshire Police for over six years. She covers Cricklade, Purton and the surrounding rural communities as part of the Royal Wootton Bassett and Cricklade Neighbourhood Policing Team.
Monique is passionate about neighbourhood policing and enjoys the variety the role brings, from engaging with local residents and schools to working alongside partner agencies. She is a familiar and approachable presence in her community and is dedicated to helping people feel safe and supported in the area she serves.
Detective Inspector Scott Anger is the Area Inspector responsible for the Royal Wootton Bassett and Cricklade Neighbourhood Policing Team, which also covers Malmesbury, Purton, Ashton Keynes and Minety.
With over 22 years of policing experience, Detective Inspector Anger has spent the majority of his career within CID, managing serious and complex crime investigations. In 2022, he transitioned back to uniform policing as a Force Duty Inspector to broaden his operational leadership experience - overseeing critical incidents and the deployment of response teams across the county.
In the summer of 2024, he assumed leadership of the Royal Wootton Bassett and Cricklade Neighbourhood Policing Team, seeking a fresh and rewarding challenge in community-focused policing. He brings with him a wealth of investigative expertise and a strong commitment to driving continued improvement in local policing performance.
His priority is ensuring that communities across the area remain safe, well-supported, and confident in their local police service.
Sergeant Kate Isaac covers the Royal Wootton Bassett Neighbourhood Policing Team, which also includes overseeing the Malmesbury and Cricklade areas.
With 20 years of policing experience, Kate has served in Royal Wootton Bassett since 2018 and took on the role of Neighbourhood Policing Team Sergeant in 2020. She is passionate about her work and enjoys the diverse challenges and opportunities that come with policing such a varied area.
Kate is committed to supporting her team and working closely with the local community to address concerns, build relationships, and help keep the area a safe place to live and work.
PC Barnes is the latest addition to the RWB+C Neighbourhood Policing Team.
He currently covers the Cricklade and Purton areas.
PC Mike Gassner is the Neighbourhood Police Officer covering Royal Wootton Bassett and the surrounding rural areas. He began his policing career with Thames Valley Police in 2010, serving on the Response Team before transferring to Wiltshire Police in 2017.
Mike continued his work on the Response Team in Swindon until July 2024, when he joined the newly created Allocations Team. This unit was responsible for triaging incoming incidents and allocating them to the appropriate departments for investigation—an approach that significantly reduced demand on frontline officers.
In October 2024, Mike took on his current role within the Neighbourhood Policing Team in Royal Wootton Bassett—a position he describes as the most rewarding of his career to date. He is particularly passionate about road safety and has enjoyed leading and participating in various operations focused on this area, often working in collaboration with partners such as Trading Standards and Immigration services to enhance community safety.
PCSO Monique Beasley has proudly served as a Police Community Support Officer with Wiltshire Police for over six years. She covers Cricklade, Purton and the surrounding rural communities as part of the Royal Wootton Bassett and Cricklade Neighbourhood Policing Team.
Monique is passionate about neighbourhood policing and enjoys the variety the role brings, from engaging with local residents and schools to working alongside partner agencies. She is a familiar and approachable presence in her community and is dedicated to helping people feel safe and supported in the area she serves.
Detective Inspector Scott Anger is the Area Inspector responsible for the Royal Wootton Bassett and Cricklade Neighbourhood Policing Team, which also covers Malmesbury, Purton, Ashton Keynes and Minety.
With over 22 years of policing experience, Detective Inspector Anger has spent the majority of his career within CID, managing serious and complex crime investigations. In 2022, he transitioned back to uniform policing as a Force Duty Inspector to broaden his operational leadership experience - overseeing critical incidents and the deployment of response teams across the county.
In the summer of 2024, he assumed leadership of the Royal Wootton Bassett and Cricklade Neighbourhood Policing Team, seeking a fresh and rewarding challenge in community-focused policing. He brings with him a wealth of investigative expertise and a strong commitment to driving continued improvement in local policing performance.
His priority is ensuring that communities across the area remain safe, well-supported, and confident in their local police service.
Sergeant Kate Isaac covers the Royal Wootton Bassett Neighbourhood Policing Team, which also includes overseeing the Malmesbury and Cricklade areas.
With 20 years of policing experience, Kate has served in Royal Wootton Bassett since 2018 and took on the role of Neighbourhood Policing Team Sergeant in 2020. She is passionate about her work and enjoys the diverse challenges and opportunities that come with policing such a varied area.
Kate is committed to supporting her team and working closely with the local community to address concerns, build relationships, and help keep the area a safe place to live and work.
PC Barnes is the latest addition to the RWB+C Neighbourhood Policing Team.
He currently covers the Cricklade and Purton areas.
PCSO Monique Beasley has proudly served as a Police Community Support Officer with Wiltshire Police for over six years. She covers Cricklade, Purton and the surrounding rural communities as part of the Royal Wootton Bassett and Cricklade Neighbourhood Policing Team.
Monique is passionate about neighbourhood policing and enjoys the variety the role brings, from engaging with local residents and schools to working alongside partner agencies. She is a familiar and approachable presence in her community and is dedicated to helping people feel safe and supported in the area she serves.
Detective Inspector Scott Anger is the Area Inspector responsible for the Royal Wootton Bassett and Cricklade Neighbourhood Policing Team, which also covers Malmesbury, Purton, Ashton Keynes and Minety.
With over 22 years of policing experience, Detective Inspector Anger has spent the majority of his career within CID, managing serious and complex crime investigations. In 2022, he transitioned back to uniform policing as a Force Duty Inspector to broaden his operational leadership experience - overseeing critical incidents and the deployment of response teams across the county.
In the summer of 2024, he assumed leadership of the Royal Wootton Bassett and Cricklade Neighbourhood Policing Team, seeking a fresh and rewarding challenge in community-focused policing. He brings with him a wealth of investigative expertise and a strong commitment to driving continued improvement in local policing performance.
His priority is ensuring that communities across the area remain safe, well-supported, and confident in their local police service.
With 20 years of policing experience, Kate has served in Royal Wootton Bassett since 2018 and took on the role of Neighbourhood Policing Team Sergeant in 2020. She is passionate about her work and enjoys the diverse challenges and opportunities that come with policing such a varied area.
Kate is committed to supporting her team and working closely with the local community to address concerns, build relationships, and help keep the area a safe place to live and work.
Inspector Lawrence Copeland is proud to be the Neighbourhood Inspector for the RWB, Stratton, Central Swindon, North and West Neighbourhood Policing Team.
With 21 years in policing, including roles in Response, Custody and various Neighbourhood teams, Lawrence is passionate about making a positive impact in this community.
PC Barnes is the latest addition to the RWB+C Neighbourhood Policing Team.
He currently covers the Cricklade and Purton areas.
PCSO Monique Beasley has proudly served as a Police Community Support Officer with Wiltshire Police for over six years. She covers Cricklade, Purton and the surrounding rural communities as part of the Royal Wootton Bassett and Cricklade Neighbourhood Policing Team.
Monique is passionate about neighbourhood policing and enjoys the variety the role brings, from engaging with local residents and schools to working alongside partner agencies. She is a familiar and approachable presence in her community and is dedicated to helping people feel safe and supported in the area she serves.
With 20 years of policing experience, Kate has served in Royal Wootton Bassett since 2018 and took on the role of Neighbourhood Policing Team Sergeant in 2020. She is passionate about her work and enjoys the diverse challenges and opportunities that come with policing such a varied area.
Kate is committed to supporting her team and working closely with the local community to address concerns, build relationships, and help keep the area a safe place to live and work.
Inspector Lawrence Copeland is proud to be the Neighbourhood Inspector for the RWB, Stratton, Central Swindon, North and West Neighbourhood Policing Team.
With 21 years in policing, including roles in Response, Custody and various Neighbourhood teams, Lawrence is passionate about making a positive impact in this community.
PC Barnes is the latest addition to the RWB+C Neighbourhood Policing Team.
He currently covers the Cricklade and Purton areas.
PCSO Monique Beasley has proudly served as a Police Community Support Officer with Wiltshire Police for over six years. She covers Cricklade, Purton and the surrounding rural communities as part of the Royal Wootton Bassett and Cricklade Neighbourhood Policing Team.
Monique is passionate about neighbourhood policing and enjoys the variety the role brings, from engaging with local residents and schools to working alongside partner agencies. She is a familiar and approachable presence in her community and is dedicated to helping people feel safe and supported in the area she serves.
Priorities
| 27 Nov 2025 | Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) - Ladymead Estate, Cricklade Response (27 Nov 2025)Increased Patrols: Officers will conduct regular high-visibility patrols and offer community reassurance. We will be liaising with our partner agencies to adopt a joint approach for tackling the ongoing ASB. |
| 27 Nov 2025 | Speeding and Parking Concerns in Purton and Cricklade High Street. Response (27 Nov 2025)Increased Patrols: Officers will conduct regular high-visibility patrols in key areas where speeding has been reported. We will be liaising with the Community Speedwatch Team to conduct speed-checks around the NPT area. Parking concerns will be addressed during patrols and when reports come in. Education & Enforcement: Drivers identified as exceeding speed limits will be provided with education where appropriate, or enforcement action will be taken. Our aim is to reduce speeding, enhance road safety, and respond to community concerns. Updates on our progress will be shared via our social media channels and local community meetings. |
| 27 Nov 2025 | Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) - Ladymead Estate, Cricklade Response (27 Nov 2025)Increased Patrols: Officers will conduct regular high-visibility patrols and offer community reassurance. We will be liaising with our partner agencies to adopt a joint approach for tackling the ongoing ASB. |
| 27 Nov 2025 | Speeding and Parking Concerns in Purton and Cricklade High Street. Response (27 Nov 2025)Increased Patrols: Officers will conduct regular high-visibility patrols in key areas where speeding has been reported. We will be liaising with the Community Speedwatch Team to conduct speed-checks around the NPT area. Parking concerns will be addressed during patrols and when reports come in. Education & Enforcement: Drivers identified as exceeding speed limits will be provided with education where appropriate, or enforcement action will be taken. Our aim is to reduce speeding, enhance road safety, and respond to community concerns. Updates on our progress will be shared via our social media channels and local community meetings. |
| 23 Feb 2026 | Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) Concerns Response (23 Feb 2026)Increased Patrols: Officers will conduct regular high-visibility patrols and offer community reassurance. We will be liaising with our partner agencies to adopt a joint approach for tackling the ongoing ASB. |
| 23 Feb 2026 | Speeding and Parking Concerns Response (23 Feb 2026)Increased Patrols: Officers continue to conduct regular high-visibility patrols in key areas where speeding has been reported. We will be liaising with the Community Speedwatch Team to conduct speed-checks around the NPT area. Parking concerns will be addressed during patrols and when reports come in. Education & Enforcement: Drivers identified as exceeding speed limits will be provided with education where appropriate, or enforcement action will be taken. Our aim is to reduce speeding, enhance road safety, and respond to community concerns. Updates on our progress will be shared via our social media channels and local community meetings. |
| 23 May 2026 | Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) Concerns Response (23 May 2026)Increased Patrols: Officers will conduct regular high-visibility patrols and offer community reassurance. We will be liaising with our partner agencies to adopt a joint approach for tackling the ongoing ASB. |
| 23 May 2026 | Speeding and Parking Concerns Response (23 May 2026)Increased Patrols: Officers continue to conduct regular high-visibility patrols in key areas where speeding has been reported. We will be liaising with the Community Speedwatch Team to conduct speed-checks around the NPT area. Parking concerns will be addressed during patrols and when reports come in. Education & Enforcement: Drivers identified as exceeding speed limits will be provided with education where appropriate, or enforcement action will be taken. Our aim is to reduce speeding, enhance road safety, and respond to community concerns. Updates on our progress will be shared via our social media channels and local community meetings. |
| 13 Jul 2026 | Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) Concerns Response (13 Jul 2026)Officers will continue to conduct regular high-visibility patrols and offer community reassurance. We will be liaising with our partner agencies to adopt a joint approach for tackling the ongoing ASB. |
| 13 Jul 2026 | Speeding Concerns Response (13 Jul 2026)Increased Patrols: Officers continue to conduct regular high-visibility patrols in key areas where speeding has been reported. We will be liaising with the Community Speedwatch Team to conduct speed-checks around the NPT area. Drivers identified as exceeding speed limits will be provided with education where appropriate, or enforcement action will be taken. Our aim is to reduce speeding, enhance road safety, and respond to community concerns. Updates on our progress will be shared via our social media channels and local community meetings. |
| 13 Jul 2026 | E-scooters in Purton Response (13 Jul 2026)Respond to concerns raised by residents regarding the unsafe and anti-social use of e-scooters by conducting high-visibility patrols, engaging with riders, and providing education around safe and lawful use to improve safety and reassurance within the community. |
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