Sheffield North West
Date published: 21 June 2022 12:56Welcome message from the Neighbourhood Inspector Kevin Smith
Hello and welcome to the Sheffield North West NPT team pages, I’m Kevin Smith and I’m your local neighbourhood inspector.
As a team we have responsibility for some brilliant parts of the city, with a great mix of urban and rural communities. This unique blend creates opportunities for us to be innovative and look for new ways to deliver our policing priorities and keep you safe.
One of the most important things to me is ensuring we have strong and solid relationships with you, the public, and that we hear from you about issues where you live. We’re a proactive team and we like to act on what you tell us, that way we know we’re tackling what really matters.
Your neighbourhood team should be your direct point of contact for anything that’s bothering you, but also to share good news and opportunities that we can get involved with.
In December 2021 and January 2021 we determined our area priorities based on what you told us mattered most to you. Our priorities for 2022 are:
1) Road Safety, including Speeding, dangerous driving and parking complaints.
This, when combined, was the largest area of concern for our community. We will work with our partners, and put in place strong community measures like community speed watch to increase surveillance on the roads and to make speeding less "consequence free". We were at the forefront of a community based approach to "Close Pass" offences, and will continue to innovate and come up with new ways to make the roads safer for you.
2) Burglary
You told us that you are concerned about burglaries in your area. We are working to reduce burglaries by working with our partners to reduce and prevent burglars, and by arresting those responsible.
2) Drugs dealing
You told us that drug dealing was a concern in your areas, and you wanted police action to tackle the issue. We are particularly focussed on protecting young people and vulnerable people who are being groomed by drug dealers and forced into a life of crime.
3) Vehicle Crime
You told us that you were increasingly concerned about vehicles being broken into or stolen. We will work to identify those responsible, but also to make our communities safer with neighbourhood watch schemes, CCTV and other methods to reduce this issue.
Your local police station is:
Snig Hill Police Station
Snig Hill, Sheffield
S3 8LY
You can contact us:
Insp Kevin Smith
Sgt Simon Kirkham
Walkley & Hillsborough
Sgt Lee Emmott
Broomhill & Sharrow Vale, Crookes, Crosspool, Fulwood
Sgt Ross Masters
Stannington, Stocksbridge, Upper Don
PC Ben Howell
Walkley & Hillsborough
PC Sarah Forsythe
Walkley & Hillsborough
PC Max Jackson
Walkley & Hillsborough
PC Laura Thompson
Walkley & Hillsborough
PC Kevin Bly
Walkley & Hillsborough
PC Simon Nolan
University
PC Neil Wickstone
Broomhill & Sharrow Vale, Crookes, Crosspool, Fulwood
PC Majid Omar Mohamed
Broomhill & Sharrow Vale, Crookes, Crosspool, Fulwood
PC Jessica Stringer
Broomhill & Sharrow Vale, Crookes, Crosspool, Fulwood
PC Linda Simmonds
Broomhill & Sharrow Vale, Crookes, Crosspool, Fulwood
PC Robert Bakewell
Broomhill & Sharrow Vale, Crookes, Crosspool, Fulwood
PC Abigail Wilkinson
Broomhill & Sharrow Vale, Crookes, Crosspool, Fulwood
PC Gabriella Paraskeva
Stannington, Stocksbridge, Upper Don
PCSO Anthony Hizam
Walkley & Hillsborough
PCSO Nicola Doolan-Hamer
Walkley & Hillsborough
PCSO Jeanette Sparkes
Walkley & Hillsborough
PCSO Sujata Kaladagi
Broomhill & Sharrow Vale, Crookes, Crosspool, Fulwood
PCSO Gary Hizam
Broomhill & Sharrow Vale, Crookes, Crosspool, Fulwood
PCSO Pamela Thompson
Broomhill & Sharrow Vale, Crookes, Crosspool, Fulwood
PCSO Philip Whitaker
Broomhill & Sharrow Vale, Crookes, Crosspool, Fulwood
PCSO Carol Raynes
Stannington, Stocksbridge, Upper Don
PCSO Elli-May Mansell
Stannington, Stocksbridge, Upper Don
PCSO Gareth Kirkham
Stannington, Stocksbridge, Upper Don
PCSO Stuart Kiley
Stannington, Stocksbridge, Upper Don
The priorities for the Sheffield North West Neighbourhood Policing Team are:
- Residential burglaries
- Drug dealing and drug misuse
- Protecting vulnerable victims and victims of repeat crime
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We have obtained over 10 closure orders, shutting down drugs dens blighting the community.
We continue to work with our CID colleagues to make life difficult for those who choose to carry weapons and exploit others in their pursuit of ill gotten gains.
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We continue to work with the University of Sheffield security team to provide crime prevention advice and protection for students embarking on their academic career in the city.
Drop-in sessions are taking place at the new Community Hub at 107 Exeter Place at the following times.
These sessions provide an opportunity to get advice on community safety, ASB and housing issues, and to speak with your local Ward Cllrs, policing team and local area housing staff about issues impacting your community.
Local Councillors:
13 July - 12.30 to 2.00pm
Police and Sheffield City Council housing staff:
14 July – 5:00 – 7:00pm
Police and Sheffield City Council housing staff:
15 August – 3.00pm to 5.00pm
Police and Sheffield City Council housing staff:
14 September – 10.00am to 12.00pm
Police and Sheffield City Council housing staff:
13 October – 5.00pm to 7.00pm
We also regularly hold online Q&As on our social media accounts. Take a look at our social media channels to find out when our next meeting is.
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