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Winsford
Winsford Police Station
Collingham Way,
Winsford,
Cheshire,
CW7 2WA
Opening times: Monday to Friday, 9am - 5pm
T: 01606 362570
E: winsford.npt@cheshire.pnn.police.uk
Inspector Dave Snasdell
I have been the Neighbourhood Policing Inspector at
Winsford since 2008 having over 25 years policing experience in
both uniform and Detective roles.
Since managing the Winsford area we have seen lots of changes
within Policing and continued challenges within the organisation to
make the Force a more effective service for the community of
Cheshire. I am glad to say that crime and anti-social behaviour
figures continue to fall within the Winsford area and this is due
to the partnership approach I have embedded within the area. I
continue to listen to the community concerns and try and target the
most appropriate areas to reduce crime and bring offenders to
justice. We have continued with our robust and proactive approach
to
ASB
and drug offences
and this reflects on the positive incidents I report on each week
in my weekly newsletter.
Without the communities continued support by providing
information to ourselves and partner agencies we cannot challenge
and tackle those members of the community who do not conform and
cause problems within the community.
This year we are focusing on supporting vulnerable members of
the community within the area who suffer from mental health issues
and set up a local initiative with Mid Cheshire MIND a mental
health charity who supports people within the community who suffer
from mental health problems. We aim to work together with members
of the community who often need support and can be sign posted to
the charity drop in centre at Dene Drive, Winsford for advice and
support.
I am continuing to support local charities and the local boxing
club who do so much to help the youth of Winsford achieve so much
through sport with the annual charity boxing night which has raised
over £30,000 for local charities in the past four years.
We have a good relationship with the local businesses in the
area to support them to try and ensure they can support the
community through employment particularly with the Winsford 1 to 5
industrial estate.
If anyone wishes to speak with me about issues that affect you
in the Winsford, Moulton, Davenham, Byley and Shakerley areas,
please give me a call on 01606 36 2574.
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About
Winsford NPT covers a large area from the Winsford Town Centre
to the out lying villages of Moulton, Davenham, Allostock and Byley
with a population of over 30,000 residents
We have two large Industrial Estates which employ staff from the
local area. The businesses have an excellent link with the local
Police via the Winsford 1 to 5 Estates Manager Mike Kelly. The Town
centre is managed PCSO Colette Graham-Battersby and PC
Pete Taylor who have a good partnership working ethos with the Town
Centre Manager.
The area has three large housing estates which are managed by
Weaver Vale Housing Trust who part fund 2 PCSO’s and have a number
of housing officers who work along side the PCSO’s to reduce and
prevent anti-social behaviour in the area. The area has numerous
licensed premises which support the local Police in the form of the
Pub Watch Scheme and one late night club which provides live
entertainment throughout the week. The police have close links with
all partner agencies and local councillors to ensure we deal with
local issues for the community.
We are keen to ensure the local community have their say in how
we tackle crime and anti-social behaviour issues in the Winsford
and outlying areas and hold monthly meetings which are advertised
on this website for anyone to attend and have your say.
Local Priorities
Local priorities set for the period of 1st May 2013
to 31st May 2013
Anti-social behaviour - We have seen an
increase in calls reporting anti-social behaviour by groups of
youths in The Loont and alleyway’s accessing the area. Fence panels
to private gardens have been damaged along with other issues such
as noise nuisance. We will be targeting the area over the coming
weeks looking to identify those causing the problem and committing
criminal offences. Officers will be visible in the area to reduce
calls and to provide reassurance to local residents. Discussions
will be held with Cheshire West and Chester to see what can be done
in respect of the alleyway’s layout / design to provide a long term
solution.
Refurbishment of properties in Cherry Crescent is taking place
which has resulted in the workmen’s cabins becoming an attraction
for local children. There has been an increase of calls from
residents reporting anti-social behaviour. Patrols will be stepped
up to reduce the problem and work done with the building company to
improve security on site.
Traffic enforcement - Officers will be
targeting the following roads in the coming weeks which have been
identified as having a high number of speeding vehicles. A530
Stanthorne (Wimboldsley to Middlewich)/A50 Knutsford to Holmes
Chapel (Allostock/Goostrey), Delamere Street, Winsford, Wharton
Road Lower Peover - Crown Lane.
Vehicles meeting at The Flashes, Winsford, causing anti-social
behaviour on the car park then speeding up and down Station
Road.
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