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Non emergency number: 0845 408 7000 Non emergency number: 0845 408 7000
Neighbourhood Policing is about putting the community at the heart of everything we do. It's about local people being a part of the solution to local issues that concern them.

Neighbourhood Policing Team: Mere

How to contact your Neighbourhood Policing Team, and who they are

Contact details

Please use the team email address below to report issues of local concern in your neighbourhood - this email address should not be used to report crime - please call 0845 408 7000 to report minor crimes
 
Email  merenpt@wiltshire.pnn.police.uk
Telephone  0845 408 7000

Team members
 
Community Beat Manager (CBM)
 
PC Richard SalterName: PC Richard Salter
Shoulder number: 1312
About me:

My name is Richard Salter and I have worked for Wiltshire Police since 1994. I have a solid background in Community Policing having worked operationally in both a city and rural environment prior to this appointment. I believe that community based policing is the most effective way to police a rural community and am delighted to take on the role as Community Beat Manager for Mere District. My villages also include Kilmington, Sedgehill, Semley, Zeals, Stourton, Gasper and The Knoyles.

When using King Alfred's Tower car park in Stourton please can you make sure that you do not leave any valuables in your vehicle or on obvious display.

Please ensure that your vehicle is locked & secured and together we can crack crime.

 
Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs)
 
Jacob Noble
Shoulder number: 6198Jacob Noble

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The Policing Pledge, local priorities and follow up actions

PDF Document Click here to view the Policing Pledge

Consultation with the local community is at the heart of successful neighbourhood policing and it is this engagement that will determine the priorities for the Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) and partner agencies. As a result each NPT has identified the three main priorities* for their neighbourhood and these have been listed below along with follow up actions by the police:

  • THEFT - KING ALFRED'S TOWER C/P
    Police and partnership activity is being planned and undertaken on this priority and a full update will be provided in due course
  • ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR - THE OLD SHIP HOTEL, MERE
    Police and partnership activity is being planned and undertaken on this priority and a full update will be provided in due course

*A priority may be for a certain area of your NPT. The same priority in different areas will only appear once.
For more information, please contact your Community Beat Manager.

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Crime information

Click here to view crime mapping for your Neighbourhood Policing Team

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The next neighbourhood policing meeting

Consultation is an ongoing process. Here are the consultations planned for this NPT:

Type

Date/time

Area/location

Persons responsible

Drop-in Centre09/06/2010 - 11:00

Mere Library

6198

School Visit22/06/2010 - 11:00

MERE PRE-SCHOOL

PC 1312 SALTER


PS 1688 ASHLEY

Drop-in Centre23/06/2010 - 11:00

Mere Library

6198

Community Meeting23/06/2010 - 18:30

South West Wiltshire Area Board Meeting, 23rd June 2010, South Newton Village Hall, 6.30 for 7 p.m.

Inspector McMullin/Inspector Minty or his representative will be present in order to speak with any members of the public who do not wish to raise issues during the meeting. This is a formal public meeting of your Community Area Board. Police Partners and other service providers will be in attendance along with your Unitary Councillors.

Inspector McMullin/Inspector Minty

Community Visit02/07/2010 - 14:00

Rosemary Goddard centre, Lynch close, Mere

1312

Community Meeting06/07/2010 - 19:30

Walnut tree, Mere

1312 & 6198

Street Meeting17/07/2010 - 17:00

WESTBURY STREET FAYRE

PC 1312 SALTER

Community Meeting25/08/2010 - 18:30

South West Wiltshire Area Board Meeting, 25th August 2010, East Knoyle Village Hall, 6.30 for 7 p.m.

Inspector McMullin/Inspector Minty or his representative will be present in order to speak with any members of the public who do not wish to raise issues during the meeting. This is a formal public meeting of your Community Area Board. Police Partners and other service providers will be in attendance along with your Unitary Councillors.

Inspector McMullin/Inspector Minty

Parish Council Meeting08/10/2010 - 19:30

East Knoyle village hall

6198

Community Meeting13/10/2010 - 18:30

South West Wiltshire Area Board Meeting, 13th October, New Remembrance Hall,  Charlton, 6.30 for 7 p.m.

Inspector McMullin/Inspector Minty or his representative will be present in order to speak with any members of the public who do not wish to raise issues during the meeting. This is a formal public meeting of your Community Area Board. Police Partners and other service providers will be in attendance along with your Unitary Councillors.

Inspector McMullin/Inspector Minty

Ref: EV12

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