Warrington West

Unit Info

Police Station,
382 Liverpool Road,
Sankey,
WA5 1RR

Opening times: Monday to Friday, 9am - 5pm

T: 0845 458 6385

Warrington West is part of the Northern BCU

Select Neighbourhood Policing Team: -- Alderley Edge Appleton, Kingsway and Riverside Bewsey, Dallam, Whitecross and Sankey Bridges Birchfield, Broadheath and Hough Green Birchwood Blacon and Saughall Bollington and Disley Broken Cross Broxton Burtonwood and Westbrook Chester Inner Congleton Crewe Culcheth, Glazebury and Croft Daresbury Rural Ditton and Hale Ellesmere Port Farnworth and Halton View Frodsham Great Sankey, Whittle Hall, Penketh and Cuerdley Halton Castle and New Town Haslington Higher Runcorn Howley and Fairfield Knutsford Rural Knutsford Town Latchford East and West Longford and Orford Lymm, Grappenhall and Thelwall Macclesfield Forest Macclesfield Town Macclesfield West Mickle Trafford Middlewich and Holmes Chapel Nantwich Rural Nantwich Town Neston Northwich Overleigh Poplars and Hulme Poulton (North and South) Poynton Prestbury and Tytherington Rixton and Woolston Sandbach and Alsager Shavington Stockton Heath, Appleton, Stretton, Hatton and Walton Upton, Newton and Hoole Warrington Town Centre Wilmslow North Wilmslow South Winsford

Inspector David Griffiths

I am David Griffiths, the Inspector for Warrington West Area, based at Great Sankey Police Station. I am responsible for the policing of Great Sankey, Whittle Hall, Penketh, Cuerdley, Westbrook, Callands, Bewsey, Dallam, Whitecross, Sankey Bridges, Burtonwood and Winwick. I have spent over 12 years as an operational police officer in the CID and uniform roles, including the Armed Response Vehicle and Public Order Unit.

The Warrington West Neighbourhood Policing Unit is made up highly dedicated police officers, police community support officers and investigation officers, who all work together to prevent and investigate crime and disorder.

We work closely with other agencies to address the problems that affect your quality of life, and it is our responsibility to keep you safe and feel safe.

We can only continue to do this with the help and support of the community of the West of Warrington. We need you to tell us what you think is important to your area, and tell us about those who break the law and commit disorder.

You can do this by ringing us on 0845 458 0000, you can ring us anonymously via Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111, or you can visit the police station on Liverpool Road. We also attend regular community meetings, which you can attend and influence how your street is policed.

If you need our help in an emergency always dial 999.