Local Policing Team

Designated No Drinking Areas

The Designated Public Places Order regarding possession and consumption of alcohol in public places - Kings Drive, Kings Walk Open Space and Play Area, The Spinney Kings Walk, The Forest East Park, Somerfield Way Car Park and St. Andrew's Church came into place December 06. Anyone found in breach of this Public Order could be fined and an Anti-Social Behaviour Notice served on them.
The Parish Hall is now covered by a cctv system. Anyone caught drinking or committing crime will be dealt with using the evidence from the cctv system.

Crime Mapping Launched

Residents across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland now have access to the latest local crime information through a new interactive crime mapping website. Accessible via the front page of Leicestershire Constabulary's website the map provides an opportunity for you to see where the crime has happened; make comparisons with other areas and learn how crime is being tackled by your neighbourhood policing team.
Using interactive mapping technology and Leicestershire Constabulary's crime data, the maps show crime levels for wards, local policing units and basic command units.
It enables you to find out whether crime has risen, fallen or remained the same compared to the same time last year. It also shows whether crime levels are above average or below average compared with the rest of the Force area.
Visitors to the website can enter a postcode and be taken directly to the ward it relates to.
Assistant Chief Constable Chris Tew said: "Leicestershire Constabulary has provided crime statistics at a neighbourhood level for a number of years but this is the first time that users will be able to view the crime levels on an interactive map and see crime rates for the past 12 months.
"The Force has recently signed up to the Policing Pledge which contains clear commitments for all Forces and informs the public of the standard of service they should expect and gives communities a stronger voice in setting local priorities. Crime mapping is part of this commitment and will strengthen community engagement."

Meet Your Neighbourhood Team

PC 153, Ijaz Ahmed, PCSO 6188, John Grady, PCSO 6577, Zak Malik.

To contact any of the Neighbourhood Team telephone (0116) 222 2222 - follow the voice mail instructions, keying in the officer's ID number when prompted.