Wickford Castledon
Welcome to the Wickford Castledon Neighbourhood Policing Team
pages. We are committed to making your neighbourhood a safer place
to live, work and visit and will work with the community and our
partners to tackle local problems. Wickford Castledon is part of
the Basildon district and covers areas including Bromfords and
Nevendon Road.
Below you’ll find the members of your Neighbourhood Policing
Team and details of how to contact them.
PC Sam Baldwin (Collar number 2825)
I have 10 years service and have worked in various departments
within Essex Police. These vary from Response Shift Officer to
Incident Management Unit. I have worked in a variety of locations
these include Rochford, Rayleigh, Southend and Castlepoint.I have
now be posted to Wickford NPT as a Neighbourhood Constable. I am
looking forward to working with the residents of Park and Castledon
wards of Wickford. Please feel free to contact me with any issues
or questions you may have.
Contact details
Telephone: 101 Ext: 387141
Mobile: 07875003503
Email: sam.baldwin@essex.pnn.police.uk
PCSO Debbie Edwards (Collar number 8336)
I have been a PCSO for the past seven years. I have worked at
Wickford for all this time and have built up good relations within
the community. I aim to provide the town with a visible presence to
reassure residents and reduce crime. I am the point of contact for
Wickford Junior School.
Contact details
Mobile: 07875 003503
Telephone: 101 (Ext. 387141)
Email: deborah.edwards@essex.pnn.police.uk
PCSO Gemma Maynard (Collar number 8478)
I have worked for Essex Police for five and a half years, I have
been a PCSO for the past three years. I previously worked at
Basildon Service Desk. I mainly patrol the High Street, and have
been responsible for introducing the Shop Safe radio system to the
town, which I maintain and aim to reduce retail theft within
Wickford. I am the point of contact for Wickford Infant School.
Contact details
Mobile: 07875 003503
Telephone: 101 (Ext. 387141)
Email: gemma.maynard@essex.pnn.police.uk
PCSO Kyli Nice (Collar number 8348)
I have been employed as a PCSO for eight years, initially based
at Basildon. I have been working at Wickford now 5 years, a town in
which I am dedicated to improve, not only for its residents but
also the retailers where I spend much of my time as a High Street
Officer.
Contact details
Mobile: 07875 003503
Telephone: 101 (Ext. 387141)
Email: kyli.nice@essex.pnn.police.uk
PCSO Ian Grant (Collar number 7274)
I have been employed by Essex Police for 11 years, in numerous
policing roles, including the role of a Special Constable thus
gaining much policing experience. I have now been working as a PCSO
for the past 6 years, a role I find varied and productive,
improving the quality of life for residents on a policing front. I
am the point of contact for Grange Primary School.
Contact details
Mobile: 07875 003503
Telephone: 101 (Ext. 387141)
Email: ian.grant@essex.pnn.police.uk
Your local police station is listed below along with its opening
hours and accessibility features. If your local police station is
not open 24-hours, you can find details of your nearest 24-hour
police station on the right of this page.
Contact details:
Basildon Police Station
Great Oaks
Basildon
SS14 1EJ
Tel: 101
View station on map
Opening Hours
mon08:00 -
00:00
tue08:00 -
00:00
wed08:00 -
00:00
thu08:00 -
00:00
fri08:00 -
00:00
sat08:00 -
00:00
sun08:00 -
00:00
Accessibility features
- Ramp
- Toilet
- Induction loop
Mobile: 101 Ext. 387141
Mobile: 07875003503
Below you can read about the issues that you have made a
priority in your neighbourhood. We aim to act on the issues that
matter the most to you.
Local Priority
Vehicle/Dwelling burglary crime
Raised on 05/04/2012
Continued public awareness and the implementation of crime
prevention measures.The continuation of Police patrols with
additional overt and covert operations targeting these crimes.
Updated on 03/05/2012
Local Priority
Speeding vehicles in the Wickford area. The main hotspot areas
of speeding pointed out in the Castledon ward out are: -Nevendon
Road -London Road
Raised on 05/04/2012
continuation of speed checks/speed operations arranged by the
Wickford Neighbourhood Policing Team
Updated on 03/05/2012
Listed below are a number of events we invite you to come along
to. They’re an opportunity for you to meet the team and discuss any
issues or concerns you have.
Library Beat Surgery
| Date: | 18th May 2012 10:00 - 12:00 |
| Where: | Wickford Community Library,
Market Road,
Wickford,
Essex
|
| Extra Info: | Sitting along side the Neighbourhood Watch Coordinator, a local Wickford officer will be at the library to help you with any questions you need answering. |
| Contact: | Mobile: 07875003503
|
Library Beat Surgery
| Date: | 25th May 2012 10:00 - 12:00 |
| Where: | Wickford Community Library,
Market Road,
Wickford,
Essex
|
| Extra Info: | Sitting along side the Neighbourhood Watch Coordinator, a local Wickford officer will be at the library to help you with any questions you need answering. |
| Contact: | Mobile: 07875003503
|
Library Beat Surgery
| Date: | 1st June 2012 10:00 - 12:00 |
| Where: | Wickford Community Library,
Market Road,
Wickford,
Essex
|
| Extra Info: | Sitting along side the Neighbourhood Watch Coordinator, a local Wickford officer will be at the library to help you with any questions you need answering. |
| Contact: | Mobile: 07875003503
|
Castledon Beat Surgery
| Date: | 6th June 2012 11:00 - 12:00 |
| Where: | Co-Op store,
Ladygate Centre,
Wickford Highstreet,
Wickford |
| Extra Info: | Come and see your local police community support officers and discuss any issues you may have relating to your community. |
| Contact: | Mobile: 07875003503
Email: debbie.edwards@essex.pnn.police.uk
|
Wickford Neighbourhood Meeting
| Date: | 2nd July 2012 19:00 - 20:00 |
| Where: | Co-Op store,
Rear of the ladygate centre,
Wickford Highstreet,
Wickford,
|
| Extra Info: | It has been discussed and agreed that in order to reap the benefits and gain the best out of the Wickford Neighbourhood Meetings, one Neighbourhood meeting (formerly known as NAPs) will now be held for the whole of the Wickford area as opposed to the 5 individual NAP meetings once held. The Neighbourhood meetings will be held every 6 weeks.
By forging the individual wards together, as a group we can discuss relevant policing issues and set priorities for the whole of Wickford that as a community will affect everyone. In the future it will be planned to invite personnel from other outside agencies as well as other departments of Essex Police to attend the Neighbour Meeting to assist us in dealing with issues that may be raised by you the members.
Crime and incident statistics will continue to be passed for each individual ward, and issues can still be raised and discussed no differently to the previous former NAPs.
|
| Contact: | Mobile: 07875003503
Email: reece.darwin@essex.pnn.police.uk
|
Update
------------------------------------------------------Advice about
Distraction
burglaries------------------------------------------------------------------------
If you're not sure who is at your door, don't open it. Check the
identity of the caller by calling the company they are purporting
to be from i.e. gas, electricity, water, police. Use the telephone
numbers listed in your local directory or provided independently by
your service provider – Do not use any telephone numbers provided
by the caller – they may be bogus.
Telephone a neighbour or friend nearby to come along and check out
the caller before you open the door to them. Some areas in the
country have “nominated neighbour schemes” you can sign up to.
Check with your local police to find out if there is one in your
area.
Many service providers provide password schemes, sign up to these.
When unannounced callers knock at your door they should know the
password if they are genuine.
Also, the “Waterboard” no longer exists, it is an obsolete phrase
used only by bogus callers.
You can take action in a number of ways to help make your
neighbourhood a safer place to live, work and visit.