Urpeth (Beamish, West Pelton and Handenhold)

You said your current priorities are:

Active Priorities

• 24 July 2018 - Anti Social Behaviour and Speeding:
  Anti-social behaviour continues to be a priority for West Pelton, High Handenhold and Beamish.

   

This is what we have done

• 24 July 2018 - Anti Social Behaviour and Speeding:
  High visibility patrols will be carried out by police throughout the villages.

  Advice will be given to residents regarding keeping valuables out of sight when leaving the house unattended as well as keeping sheds, garages and motor vehicles secure.

   

  Due to speeding being a key priority expressed by villagers. Community Speed Watch has been conducted in our villages this month. For West Pelton, speed watch was conducted on Twizell Lane and St Paul's Terrace. On this particular date there we no issues identified with speeding vehicles. However, speed watch are constantly carrying out checks in the Chester-Le-Street area; and will return in the future. 

   

  In Beamish, checks were carried out in multiple locations on Station Road. As a result of speeding vehicles, these results have been forwarded to the Road Policing Unit for further action.   

   

   

   

  Should you have any information regarding crime in your area please contact Durham Constabulary non-emergency number 101 or Crimestoppers 0800 555 111 all in complete confidence. You can also email your local officers with the details provided below:

  Daniel.beardmore@durham.pnn.police.uk

  Connor.wood@durham.pnn.police.uk

   

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  There is no set 'PACT Meeting' currently planned for this area. As your neighbourhood policing team we are currently reviewing how we interact with our community to better serve you. If you do wish to discuss any issues with a member of the your neighbourhood team please feel free to call into Pelton Police Office or you can attend and speak with officers at Grange Villa Community Centre on the dates below.

  Please see below the PACT meeting dates for 2018:

   

  Wednesday, 12th September 2018 at 18:00

   

  Wednesday, 10th October 2018 at 18:00

   

  Wednesday, 7th November 2018 at 18:00

   

  Wednesday, 5th December 2018 at 18:00

   

   

These are the policing priorities that local people have agreed with your policing team. You can have some influence on future policing priorities by attending your next PACT meeting.