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I am a Police Inspector with over 22 years' service. I began my career on Response in the Crook and Bishop Auckland areas, followed by a decade on traffic / firearms. I was promoted into the Force Control Room where I served for 3.5 years, working as Force Incident Manager and a Tactical Firearms Commander. Since September 2024 I have been the Neighbourhood Police Inspector for Chester le Street, overseeing the implementation of Operation DRIVE and the Neighbourhood Policing Guarantee. I am proud to serve the local community and am determined for our team to be visible and proactive in disrupting crime and anti-social behaviour, using a problem solving approach with partners to make sure Chester le Street is a great place to live and work.

I am a Police Sergeant with 23 years’ service. My career began in 2002 on Response at Peterlee/Seaham where I served for 17 years. I was then promoted to Sergeant at Bishop Auckland Response and covered this area for 3 years. In addition, I have covered Darlington Response and have been a Custody Sergeant before moving to the Executive Department where I was the Staff Officer to the Deputy and Assistant Chief Constables.
In January 2024 I moved to the Pelton Neighbourhood Policing team which covers Pelton, Ouston, Grange Villa and Sacriston. I am proud to serve the local communities and passionate around reducing crime and Anti-Social Behaviour through initiatives like Operation Drive and Operation PAVE which are problem solving approaches with other departments and partners to make sure the whole Chester-le-Street areas are a safe place to live and work.

I’ve been employed by Durham Constabulary for nearly twenty years all of which have been front line oriented as a Police Constable. I have thoroughly enjoyed my career to date and for nearly 18 years of that period I have been based within the West command area which consists of Stanley, Consett and Chester Le Street. I have very recently decided on a new career path and have joined the Neighbourhood Policing Team; I will be covering the locality of Grange Villa, Newfield and Pelton Fell . I am a passionate individual who will work closely with you as a local community to make your neighbourhood safer for you and your loved ones. I look forward to meeting you all and making a difference within your area.

I am a Police Constable and I have worked for Durham Constabulary for six years. I joined the force in 2019 as a response officer and moved to the Neighbourhood Policing Team two years ago. I am currently the beat officer for Pelton, West Pelton, Ouston and Urpeth Grange. I am committed to keeping my area safe and look forward to working within the community and solving problems together.

Becoming a Police officer was a lifelong ambition for me, and it is now something I am very proud of and passionate about.
I have been a response police officer for 5 years and joined the NPT team 6 months ago. I am PC for Sacriston, Edmonsley, Kimblesworth and Nettlesworth. I'm very keen to tackle crime in my area as well as ASB.
I am always happy to listen to any community concerns, if you see me out and about, please stop and say hello.

I’ve been in service 2 years; 18 months as a PCSO now with the rural team at Pelton. My areas are Pelton, Perkinsville and Urpeth.
I’ve served in the Army from school and was a prison officer, so I bring a broad selection of knowledge to the team. I am committed to working with the community and partners to make our area as safe as possible.

I joined Durham Constabulary as a Police Community Support Officer in December 2024 where I joined Chester Le Street neighbourhood team. I started off in the town team for the start of my training period and then moved over to the Pelton team where I was given Sacriston, Edmondsley and Nettlesworth as my patch. I am one of the key contacts for the local community to discuss any police-related issues and I attend regular PACT meetings to engage with partner agencies to help tackle crime and ASB.

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Most commonly reported crimes during Apr 2026

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    13
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    12
  • Criminal damage and arson

    8
  • Other theft

    4
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Crime levels in your area
Month Total Percentage
May 2025 36 7.8%
Jun 2025 61 13.2%
Jul 2025 62 13.4%
Aug 2025 38 8.2%
Sep 2025 37 8%
Oct 2025 32 6.9%
Nov 2025 28 6%
Dec 2025 44 9.5%
Jan 2026 30 6.5%
Feb 2026 17 3.7%
Mar 2026 33 7.1%
Apr 2026 45 9.7%

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