Priory Vale - SECURITY & POLICING

Security & Policing


	When it comes to feeling secure in your home, Priory Vale is one of the safest residential areas in the area. Thanks to its very own police presence – including a response vehicle sponsored by the North Swindon Development Co – the location’s all set to stay that way.

Neighbourhood Policing Teams

Haydon Wick NPT
(Haydon Wick, Orbital Retail Park, Greenmeadow, Haydon End & Taw Hill)

1911 Chloe Smith
Police Constable

1717 Dave McCalmont
Police Constable

Officer 6108 Lee Hare
Police Community Support

6141 Jessica Sowden
Police Community Support Officer

Community Beat Manager Chloe Smith has worked with Wiltshire Police for over three years. She is delighted to take on the role of Community Beat Manager for Haydon Wick and is looking forward to meeting with local residents so we can work together to tackle those issues of concern for the community.

Contact Details: 0845 408 7000 or email:
haydonwicknpt@wiltshire.pnn.police.uk

Swindon North NPT
(Abbey Meads, Groundwell West, St Andrews Ridge, Blunsdon St Andrew, Ash Brake, Redhouse & Oakhurst)

1810 Troy Smith
Police Constable

6033 Dave Gallagher
Police Community Support Officer

6121 Pablo Gomez
Police Community Support Officer

Community Beat Manager Troy Smith has worked for Wiltshire Police for four years and spent most of his service as an emergency response officer in central Swindon. He is looking forward to meeting with local residents so they can work together to tackle those issues of concern for the community.

Contact details: 0845 408 7000 or email:
swindonnorthnpt@wiltshire.pnn.police.uk

Policing News

The Swindon North NPT is working together with partner agencies, residents & businesses to stamp out ASB in the following areas of Priory Vale:

Redhouse Village Centre
Redhouse Play Park
RedHouse Way
Abbey Meads Village Centre.
Lyme Way Play Park

ASB includes shouting & swearing, littering, drinking alcohol in the street, loitering & intimidating, threatening, abusing or insulting others visiting, living or working in these areas. The Police conduct regular uniformed & plain clothed patrols in this area.

Two scooters have gone missing from the playground at St. Francis School recently. Bicycles can be postcode labelled by contacting the local crime prevention officer on 01793 528111. All scooters and bicycles left overnight need to be padlocked securely as the school cannot be held responsible for any losses.