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Brightlingsea

Welcome to the Brightlingsea 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. Brightlingsea is part of the Tendring district.

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Below you’ll find the members of your Neighbourhood Policing Team and details of how to contact them.

Police Sergeant Simon Tattersall (Collar number 3030)

I have taken over the role of Neighbourhood Policing Team Sergeant for this area. Please contact me to discuss any issues you wish to raise. I am based at Brightlingsea Police Station.

Contact details

Telephone: 101 ext 487700
Email: Simon.Tattersall@essex.pnn.police.uk

Police Constable Dan Heard (Collar number 2176)

I have been a police officer for 10 years and have worked in several locations and have worked on response and neighbourhood policing teams.I also trained student officers for 2 years.I was seconded to another unit from last year to March 2012 but I am now back fufilling the role as Dedicated Neighbourhood Constable. I am based at Brightlingsea Police Station.

Contact details

Telephone: 101 ext 487705
Email: Daniel.Heard@essex.pnn.police.uk

PCSO Sue Groves (Collar number 7545)

I am PCSO Sue Groves and I am your local Brightlingsea Community Support Officer. I have worked for Essex Police for 12yrs starting as a Special Constable and a telephonist in Colchester. Since Oct 2003 I have been a PCSO in the Tendring District. I enjoy working as part of a team in Brightlingsea and aim to improve the community in which you live

Contact details

Email: 7545@essex.pnn.police.uk
Telephone: 101 ext 487702
Mobile: 07801 316876

PCSO Terry Fairweather (Collar number 70830)

I am PCSO Terry Fairweather and I am the community officer for Brightlingsea. I have been a PCSO for over 5 years and have come to know many of the residents within the town. If you have any issues or concerns that you feel I can help with or you would just like a chat about policing in general then please contact me and I will be pleased to help.

Contact details

Email: 70830@essex.pnn.police.uk
Telephone: 101 ext 487702
Mobile: 07801 316876

Your local police station is listed below along with its opening hours and accessibility features.

Contact details:

Clacton Police Station
8 Beatrice Road
Clacton
CO15 1ET

Tel: 101

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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
Visitor Parking Facilities
Disabled parking
Automatic Door opening (via push button)
Confidential Room

Mobile: 07801 316876

Below you can read about the issues we have made a policing priority in your neighbourhood. We aim to act on the issues that matter the most to you.

Local Priority

Issue

Lack of police presence on patrol and at events. This is creating a confidence issue within the community which can and does increase the perception of crime and anti-social behaviour. The team will identify hot spot areas and working with EYPDAS (Essex Young People's Drug and Alcohol Service) attend these locations to work with the youth to reduce offences.

Raised on 16/11/2011

Action

70830. 30/3/2012. 70830.1/05/2012. Priorities as of 29/03/12 are:- Anti social behaviour - Targetting youths who cause it and targetting pubs on friday/saturday nights.

Updated on 01/05/2012

Local Priority

Issue

Speeding and the setting up of community speed watches.

Raised on 16/11/2011

Action

70830. 1/05/2012 Priorities as of 29/03/12 are:- Speeding - Continuing to deploy laser detection equipment in the area,and increasing the number of communities involved in the community speedwatch programme.

Updated on 01/05/2012

Local Priority

Issue

Insecure/vulnerable property being an "Easy target" for criminals.

Raised on 16/11/2011

Action

70830. 1/05/2012. Priorities as of 29/03/12 are 1. Night time crime - Dedicated patrol of rural areas particularly schools/churches/village halls.

Updated on 01/05/2012

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.

The Mobile Police Station will not be in service until further notice.

Neighbourhood Action Panel Meeting

Date:	30th May 2012 19:30 - 21:30
Where:	Weeley Council Chambers, Weeley
Extra Info:	Neighbourhood Action Panel, often referred to as a NAP, is a regular meeting held within a neighbourhood. The panel consists of people who live or work in the neighbourhood or those who provide a service to the local community. We are continually seeking your input on the issues which matter to you and these issues are taken to the NAP for them to consider. The NAP will agree community priorities and decide upon a realistic and achievable course of action so that we can deliver results which matter to you. Priorities are set by the community without influence from the police.
Contact:	Email: frankbelgrove@hotmail.com

Neighbourhood Action Panel Meeting

Date:	25th July 2012 19:30 - 21:30
Where:	Weeley Council Chambers, Weeley
Extra Info:	Neighbourhood Action Panel, often referred to as a NAP, is a regular meeting held within a neighbourhood. The panel consists of people who live or work in the neighbourhood or those who provide a service to the local community. We are continually seeking your input on the issues which matter to you and these issues are taken to the NAP for them to consider. The NAP will agree community priorities and decide upon a realistic and achievable course of action so that we can deliver results which matter to you. Priorities are set by the community without influence from the police.
Contact:	Email: frankbelgrove@hotmail.com

Neighbourhood Action Panel Meeting

Date:	26th September 2012 19:30 - 21:30
Where:	Weeley Council Chambers, Weeley
Extra Info:	Neighbourhood Action Panel, often referred to as a NAP, is a regular meeting held within a neighbourhood. The panel consists of people who live or work in the neighbourhood or those who provide a service to the local community. We are continually seeking your input on the issues which matter to you and these issues are taken to the NAP for them to consider. The NAP will agree community priorities and decide upon a realistic and achievable course of action so that we can deliver results which matter to you. Priorities are set by the community without influence from the police.
Contact:	Email: frankbelgrove@hotmail.com

Neighbourhood Action Panel Meeting

Date:	28th November 2012 19:30 - 21:30
Where:	Weeley Council Chambers, Weeley
Extra Info:	Neighbourhood Action Panel, often referred to as a NAP, is a regular meeting held within a neighbourhood. The panel consists of people who live or work in the neighbourhood or those who provide a service to the local community. We are continually seeking your input on the issues which matter to you and these issues are taken to the NAP for them to consider. The NAP will agree community priorities and decide upon a realistic and achievable course of action so that we can deliver results which matter to you. Priorities are set by the community without influence from the police.
Contact:	Email: frankbelgrove@hotmail.com

Crime statistics for your neighbourhood are available below along with resolutions to broader crime issues.

View crime statistics for this neighbourhood

Update

PCSO COUNCIL REPORT APRIL 2012

ADVICE REQ – 1
ABANDONED VEH – 1
ASSAULT – 6
BURGLARY – 4
CRIMINAL DAMAGE – 7
CONCERN – 4
DOM ABUSE – 5
ELECTRICAL - 1
FIRE – 2
INFO – 7
NUIS YOUTH – 5
NUIS NEIGHBOUR - 2
PROPERTY – 3
ROAD TRAFFIC - 1
SUS CIRCUMSTANCES – 10
THREATS – 3
THEFT – 5
POLICE STATION
Tuesday 1st May the Police moved to the Fire Station .The official opening is Saturday 19th May which is also the Fire station open day .
The community mobile and phone numbers remain the same.

Any questions please call your local officers
PS 3030 TATTERSHALL simon.tattershall@essex.pnn.police.uk
PC 2176 HEARD
daniel.heard@essex.pnn.police.uk
PCSO 7545 GROVES
Sue.groves@essex.pnn.police.uk
PCSO 70830 FAIRWEATHER
Terence.fairweather@essex.pnn.police.uk
PCSO 72834 OSCROFT
rachael.oscroft@essex.pnn.police.uk

You can take action in a number of ways to help make your neighbourhood a safer place to live, work and visit.

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