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Wiltshire Police - Westbury Rural Neighbourhood
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Westbury Rural Neighbourhood
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Neighbourhood Officer Details
PCSO Alice Moore is part of the Warminster Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) covering the rural areas of Westbury.
She is an asset to building strong relationships with residents in her local area.
Inspector Lou Oakley is the current Neighbourhood Inspector for Warminster, overseeing the Warminster Neighbourhood Policing Team which covers the areas of Warminster, Westbury, Mere and Tisbury. She has been in post for over 15 months and brings 19 years of policing experience to the role.
Lou began her career with Wiltshire Police in 2006 as a Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) and has since worked across a range of departments including response policing, neighbourhood policing, and the Public Support Unit (PSU), where she was trained to an advanced tactical level in public order and riot control.
Her passion lies in frontline policing and she is committed to identifying and addressing the root causes of criminality. Lou believes this approach plays a key role in building trust and confidence within local communities.
Recognising that policing is most effective when delivered in partnership, she works closely with other agencies to pursue long-term problem-solving strategies. Under her leadership, the team’s current priorities – based on community feedback, crime data and demand - include youth-related anti-social behaviour, shoplifting, and rural crime
Sergeant Lyndsey Smith began her policing career in 2004 after leaving the Armed Forces. Throughout her career, she has remained on the front line, working operationally across the south of the county, including roles in Marlborough, Tidworth, Salisbury, and Amesbury.
Promoted towards the end of 2023, Lyndsey joined the Warminster Neighbourhood Policing Team in January 2025. New to the role but bringing extensive experience, she is focused on strengthening partnerships and enhancing community engagement, with a particular emphasis on tackling anti-social behaviour and retail crime.
PC Rebecca Walsh (70948) is a Police Constable serving the Westbury area as part of the local Neighbourhood Policing Team.
Rebecca is dedicated to tackling the issues that matter most to the community, including anti-social behaviour, drug-related crime and road safety.
Rebecca brings professionalism, empathy, and determination to her role and plays a key part in keeping Westbury a safe and resilient community.
PCSO Alice Moore is part of the Warminster Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) covering the rural areas of Westbury.
She is an asset to building strong relationships with residents in her local area.
Inspector Lou Oakley is the current Neighbourhood Inspector for Warminster, overseeing the Warminster Neighbourhood Policing Team which covers the areas of Warminster, Westbury, Mere and Tisbury. She has been in post for over 15 months and brings 19 years of policing experience to the role.
Lou began her career with Wiltshire Police in 2006 as a Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) and has since worked across a range of departments including response policing, neighbourhood policing, and the Public Support Unit (PSU), where she was trained to an advanced tactical level in public order and riot control.
Her passion lies in frontline policing and she is committed to identifying and addressing the root causes of criminality. Lou believes this approach plays a key role in building trust and confidence within local communities.
Recognising that policing is most effective when delivered in partnership, she works closely with other agencies to pursue long-term problem-solving strategies. Under her leadership, the team’s current priorities – based on community feedback, crime data and demand - include youth-related anti-social behaviour, shoplifting, and rural crime
Sergeant Lyndsey Smith began her policing career in 2004 after leaving the Armed Forces. Throughout her career, she has remained on the front line, working operationally across the south of the county, including roles in Marlborough, Tidworth, Salisbury, and Amesbury.
Promoted towards the end of 2023, Lyndsey joined the Warminster Neighbourhood Policing Team in January 2025. New to the role but bringing extensive experience, she is focused on strengthening partnerships and enhancing community engagement, with a particular emphasis on tackling anti-social behaviour and retail crime.
PC Rebecca Walsh (70948) is a Police Constable serving the Westbury area as part of the local Neighbourhood Policing Team.
Rebecca is dedicated to tackling the issues that matter most to the community, including anti-social behaviour, drug-related crime and road safety.
Rebecca brings professionalism, empathy, and determination to her role and plays a key part in keeping Westbury a safe and resilient community.
PCSO Alice Moore is part of the Warminster Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) covering the rural areas of Westbury.
She is an asset to building strong relationships with residents in her local area.
Inspector Lou Oakley is the current Neighbourhood Inspector for Warminster, overseeing the Warminster Neighbourhood Policing Team which covers the areas of Warminster, Westbury, Mere and Tisbury. She has been in post for over 15 months and brings 19 years of policing experience to the role.
Lou began her career with Wiltshire Police in 2006 as a Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) and has since worked across a range of departments including response policing, neighbourhood policing, and the Public Support Unit (PSU), where she was trained to an advanced tactical level in public order and riot control.
Her passion lies in frontline policing and she is committed to identifying and addressing the root causes of criminality. Lou believes this approach plays a key role in building trust and confidence within local communities.
Recognising that policing is most effective when delivered in partnership, she works closely with other agencies to pursue long-term problem-solving strategies. Under her leadership, the team’s current priorities – based on community feedback, crime data and demand - include youth-related anti-social behaviour, shoplifting, and rural crime
Sergeant Lyndsey Smith began her policing career in 2004 after leaving the Armed Forces. Throughout her career, she has remained on the front line, working operationally across the south of the county, including roles in Marlborough, Tidworth, Salisbury, and Amesbury.
Promoted towards the end of 2023, Lyndsey joined the Warminster Neighbourhood Policing Team in January 2025. New to the role but bringing extensive experience, she is focused on strengthening partnerships and enhancing community engagement, with a particular emphasis on tackling anti-social behaviour and retail crime.
PC Rebecca Walsh (70948) is a Police Constable serving the Westbury area as part of the local Neighbourhood Policing Team.
Rebecca is dedicated to tackling the issues that matter most to the community, including anti-social behaviour, drug-related crime and road safety.
Rebecca brings professionalism, empathy, and determination to her role and plays a key part in keeping Westbury a safe and resilient community.
PCSO Alice Moore is part of the Warminster Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) covering the rural areas of Westbury and Mere.
She is an asset to building strong relationships with residents in her local area.
Lou began her career with Wiltshire Police in 2006 as a Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) and has since worked across a range of departments including response policing, neighbourhood policing, and the Public Support Unit (PSU), where she was trained to an advanced tactical level in public order and riot control.
Her passion lies in frontline policing and she is committed to identifying and addressing the root causes of criminality. Lou believes this approach plays a key role in building trust and confidence within local communities.
Recognising that policing is most effective when delivered in partnership, she works closely with other agencies to pursue long-term problem-solving strategies. Under her leadership, the team’s current priorities – based on community feedback, crime data and demand - include youth-related anti-social behaviour, shoplifting, and rural crime
Sergeant Lyndsey Smith began her policing career in 2004 after leaving the Armed Forces. Throughout her career, she has remained on the front line, working operationally across the south of the county, including roles in Marlborough, Tidworth, Salisbury, and Amesbury.
Promoted towards the end of 2023, Lyndsey joined the Warminster Neighbourhood Policing Team in January 2025. New to the role but bringing extensive experience, she is focused on strengthening partnerships and enhancing community engagement, with a particular emphasis on tackling anti-social behaviour and retail crime.
PC Rebecca Walsh (70948) is a Police Constable serving the Westbury area as part of the local Neighbourhood Policing Team.
Rebecca is dedicated to tackling the issues that matter most to the community, including anti-social behaviour, drug-related crime and road safety.
Rebecca brings professionalism, empathy, and determination to her role and plays a key part in keeping Westbury a safe and resilient community.
PCSO Alice Moore is part of the Warminster Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) covering the rural areas of Westbury and Mere.
She is an asset to building strong relationships with residents in her local area.
Lou began her career with Wiltshire Police in 2006 as a Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) and has since worked across a range of departments including response policing, neighbourhood policing, and the Public Support Unit (PSU), where she was trained to an advanced tactical level in public order and riot control.
Her passion lies in frontline policing and she is committed to identifying and addressing the root causes of criminality. Lou believes this approach plays a key role in building trust and confidence within local communities.
Recognising that policing is most effective when delivered in partnership, she works closely with other agencies to pursue long-term problem-solving strategies. Under her leadership, the team’s current priorities – based on community feedback, crime data and demand - include youth-related anti-social behaviour, shoplifting, and rural crime
Sergeant Lyndsey Smith began her policing career in 2004 after leaving the Armed Forces. Throughout her career, she has remained on the front line, working operationally across the south of the county, including roles in Marlborough, Tidworth, Salisbury, and Amesbury.
Promoted towards the end of 2023, Lyndsey joined the Warminster Neighbourhood Policing Team in January 2025. New to the role but bringing extensive experience, she is focused on strengthening partnerships and enhancing community engagement, with a particular emphasis on tackling anti-social behaviour and retail crime.
PC Rebecca Walsh (70948) is a Police Constable serving the Westbury area as part of the local Neighbourhood Policing Team.
Rebecca is dedicated to tackling the issues that matter most to the community, including anti-social behaviour, drug-related crime and road safety.
Rebecca brings professionalism, empathy, and determination to her role and plays a key part in keeping Westbury a safe and resilient community.
Priorities
| 27 Nov 2025 | Carrying out warrants Response (27 Nov 2025)Executing warrants is a key part of our proactive policing approach. Whether it’s targeting those involved in drug offences or other criminal behaviour, our team is committed to acting on intelligence to keep offenders accountable and protect our community. You may see an increased police presence during these operations as we take action where it matters most. |
| 27 Nov 2025 | Drug concerns Response (27 Nov 2025)We’re continuing to act on community intelligence about drug use and supply in our area. Tackling drugs remains a priority for the Warminster Neighbourhood Policing Team, and we’re working closely with partners to disrupt criminal activity, safeguard vulnerable individuals, and keep our neighbourhoods safe. Please keep reporting any concerns – your information makes a difference. |
| 13 Jan 2026 | Retail Crime Response (13 Jan 2026)We’re committed to reducing retail crime in Westbury by supporting local businesses and targeting repeat offenders who cause harm to staff and the wider community. This includes patrols in key locations, working with stores to strengthen reporting and evidence gathering, and taking enforcement action where offences are identified. |
| 13 Jan 2026 | Burglary Response (13 Jan 2026)Burglary, including both dwelling and non-dwelling offences is a key priority for the team. We are carrying out proactive patrols and targeted operations, focusing on prevention and offender disruption. We also encourage residents to review home security, report suspicious activity, and help us build intelligence to prevent further offences. |
| 13 Jan 2026 | Road Safety Response (13 Jan 2026)Road safety is a core focus for the Westbury area, particularly speeding and anti-social driving. Officers will continue targeted checks and patrols where issues have been raised, alongside enforcement and education to reduce risk on our roads. We ask all drivers to slow down, stay alert, and help keep our communities safe. |
| 10 Mar 2026 | Retail Crime Response (10 Mar 2026)We’re committed to reducing retail crime in Westbury by supporting local businesses and targeting repeat offenders who cause harm to staff and the wider community. This includes patrols in key locations, working with stores to strengthen reporting and evidence gathering, and taking enforcement action where offences are identified. |
| 10 Mar 2026 | Burglary Response (10 Mar 2026)Burglary, including both dwelling and non-dwelling offences is a key priority for the team. We are carrying out proactive patrols and targeted operations, focusing on prevention and offender disruption. We also encourage residents to review home security, report suspicious activity, and help us build intelligence to prevent further offences. |
| 10 Mar 2026 | Road Safety Response (10 Mar 2026)Road safety is a core focus for the Westbury area, particularly speeding and anti-social driving. Officers will continue targeted checks and patrols where issues have been raised, alongside enforcement and education to reduce risk on our roads. We ask all drivers to slow down, stay alert, and help keep our communities safe. |
| 10 Jun 2026 | Retail Crime Response (10 Jun 2026)We’re committed to reducing retail crime in Westbury by supporting local businesses and targeting repeat offenders who cause harm to staff and the wider community. This includes patrols in key locations, working with stores to strengthen reporting and evidence gathering, and taking enforcement action where offences are identified. |
| 10 Jun 2026 | Burglary Response (10 Jun 2026)Burglary, including both dwelling and non-dwelling offences is a key priority for the team. We are carrying out proactive patrols and targeted operations, focusing on prevention and offender disruption. We also encourage residents to review home security, report suspicious activity, and help us build intelligence to prevent further offences. |
| 10 Jun 2026 | Road Safety Response (10 Jun 2026)Road safety is a core focus for the Westbury area, particularly speeding and anti-social driving. Officers will continue targeted checks and patrols where issues have been raised, alongside enforcement and education to reduce risk on our roads. We ask all drivers to slow down, stay alert, and help keep our communities safe. |
| 10 Jun 2026 | Retail Crime Response (10 Jun 2026)We’re committed to reducing retail crime in Westbury by supporting local businesses and targeting repeat offenders who cause harm to staff and the wider community. This includes patrols in key locations, working with stores to strengthen reporting and evidence gathering, and taking enforcement action where offences are identified. |
| 10 Jun 2026 | Burglary Response (10 Jun 2026)Burglary, including both dwelling and non-dwelling offences is a key priority for the team. We are carrying out proactive patrols and targeted operations, focusing on prevention and offender disruption. We also encourage residents to review home security, report suspicious activity, and help us build intelligence to prevent further offences. |
| 10 Jun 2026 | Road Safety Response (10 Jun 2026)Road safety is a core focus for the Westbury area, particularly speeding and anti-social driving. Officers will continue targeted checks and patrols where issues have been raised, alongside enforcement and education to reduce risk on our roads. We ask all drivers to slow down, stay alert, and help keep our communities safe. |
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