Wroughton

Joe Senior leads a team of Sergeants, PCs and PCSOs focused on problem solving, partnership working and community engagement across the area.

Joe has been a police officer for 20 years, and has worked in Swindon since 2013 in a variety of roles never far from front line policing. He joined the NPT in 2023. Joe has a particular interest in how the police can work with partner agencies to develop innovative solutions to problems, and the use of new technologies in policing.

Joe holds ancillary roles as a Tactical Firearms Commander and Post Incident Manager, and also undertakes training roles within the organisation.

With 14 years of policing experience, Danny has held a variety of frontline roles, including Response Officer, Response Sergeant, and Custody Sergeant. He is Wiltshire Police’s Force Lead for the Evidence Gathering Unit in public order operations and acts as an initial responder to major incidents involving CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear) threats. Additionally, he is one of the Force’s designated Radiation Protection Supervisors.

Danny is particularly passionate about tackling youth violence and works proactively with partner agencies to divert young people away from criminality and protect them from exploitation. His operational expertise, leadership, and commitment to prevention make him a strong advocate for safer, more resilient communities.

PC Andy Caldwell has been with Wiltshire Police since 2015, beginning his career as a response officer before moving into neighbourhood policing in 2021. He currently covers the South Rural Swindon area, which includes Wroughton, Chiseldon, and the Ridgeway villages.

Andy works closely with local residents, organisations, and partner agencies to help build a safer and more connected community. He is a dedicated officer committed to strengthening public trust and fostering strong relationships across the communities he serves.

PC Simon Graw is a Neighbourhood Police Officer dedicated to building strong community relationships.

Simon works closely with residents, schools, and local organisations to identify and address neighbourhood concerns.

His focus includes tackling anti-social behaviour, supporting vulnerable individuals, and promoting long-term problem-solving approaches. Simon is committed to providing a visible and approachable police presence and ensuring that the communities he serves feel safe, supported, and heard.

PCSO Emma Harriman has served as a Police Community Support Officer for 19 years and was part of the team that helped establish Neighbourhood Policing in Swindon. With nearly two decades of experience, she brings a deep understanding of community safety and engagement to her role.

In addition, Emma is the police representative for the Swindon Dementia Action Alliance, helping to ensure those living with dementia are supported and understood. Her commitment to building safer, more inclusive communities remains at the heart of everything she does.