Click on your area to find out more about policing where you live, or select from the list below:

• Salford Central
• Salford East
• Salford North
• Salford South
• Salford West

Alternatively, enter your postcode to find your community:

We are taking part in a campaign urging people to make the link between buying stolen goods and fuelling further crime, drug abuse and misery in their community.

That bargain watch, sat nav or mobile phone you may be offered in the pub, betting shop or at your door has probably been taken through a local burglary, car crime or robbery.

In some cases criminals may have used or threatened violence to get it. In every case it leaves a victim who has not only lost valuables but is left distressed and possibly emotionally scarred. Stolen items may have sentimental value and therefore be sorely missed and irreplaceable.

By refusing to buy goods you suspect may have been stolen, you can help stem further crime, deprive drug users of cash and thus force them into rehabilitation.

Criminals use money made from dealing drugs to live extravagant lifestyles and fund other serious crimes such as armed robberies, protection rackets and prostitution.

The World Cup has seen the area buzzing with excitement and hopefully your team has had a successful campaign.

During major tournaments like this, competitive tension, and increased alcohol consumption, can provoke abuse and violence at home. We want to urge victims, their friends and families not to wait, but to seek help and advice immediately before the abuse escalates.

For more information about those services available to help stop domestic abuse, you can visit: www.endthefear.co.uk. Those responsible can also get help to stop by contacting the Respect Phoneline on 0845 122 8609.

Summer is officially here and hopefully the weather will be glorious. However, with an increase in temperature and the likelihood of doors and windows being left open, there will be an increase in burglars looking to steal your property.

Please make sure your doors and windows are locked at all times, even if you are staying in and especially before you go to bed. Opportunist thieves are always on the lookout for an easy target and won’t think twice about entering your home. If you are going out, set a light or radio on a timer to give the impression someone is in.

If you have a neighbourhood policing issue in Salford, please contact your local Neighbourhood Policing Team.


Kevin Mulligan
Chief Superintendent
Salford Divisional Commander

For non-emergency calls or to report a crime call 0161 872 5050

For further information, go to gmp.police.uk

Use 999 only in emergencies where there is a threat to life or crime in progress.

To pass on information anonymously, call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111

Salford North Neighbourhood Policing Team 0161 856 5228

Salford East Neighbourhood Policing Team 0161 856 5127

Salford Central Neighbourhood Policing Team 0161 856 5084

Salford South Neighbourhood Policing Team 0161 856 5317

Salford West Neighbourhood Policing Team 0161 856 5284

The Government has set all police forces a target to raise public confidence that the police and local council are dealing with the anti-social behaviour and crime issues that matter locally.

64.0% of people surveyed in Salford agree that the police and local council are dealing with the anti-social behaviour and crime issues that matter in this area.

This is the result of a face to face survey that was conducted in this area which asked local people whether they agree that:

“The police and local council are dealing with the anti-social behaviour and crime issues that matter in this area”.

Care should be taken in making comparisons in local indicators that have used different survey techniques.

The survey is based on a random survey of people in the local area. The use of a random sample aims to ensure the results are statistically representative of the local population. Compared to other estimates of how the population is made up, the sample for this survey may under represent some subgroups.

Greater Manchester Police has conducted Neighbourhood Surveys with local residents since April 2008. Following national guidance we have now moved to a face to face survey which was introduced in October 2009 and involves a rolling programme of interviews carried out between PCSOs and local residents. The survey focuses on:

• Confidence in policing
• Perceptions of anti-social behaviour
• Neighbourhood Policing
• Local priorities

The results are used to improve the service provided by the police and our partners.

The Government has set all police forces a target to raise public confidence that the police and local council are dealing with the anti-social behaviour and crime issues that matter locally. Performance against this target is measured at a force level through the British Crime Survey but local progress is monitored through our Neighbourhood Surveys.

Local people were asked whether they agree that, “the police and local council are dealing with the anti-social behaviour and crime issues that matter in this area”. This is how people responded in Salford during October 2009 to March 2010:

• 14.8% said they strongly agree
• 49.2% said they tend to agree
• 17.0% neither agreed or disagreed
• 7.4% said they tend to disagree
• 3.0% said they strongly disagree
• 8.6% said they don’t know

Click here to contact your local Community Relations Officer with regards to any hate crime you may have been subjected to. If you feel you cannot contact us at GMP, below is a list of alternative hate crime reporting centres in your area.

Click here to view more information on hate crime.

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Andrew Addleman - Brackmans Bakery & Coffee Shop
43 - 45 Leicester Road
Salford
M7 4AS
0161 792 1652

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Barbara Goldstone - Jewish Representative Council of Greater Manchester
Jewish Cultural Centre, Bury Old Road
Manchester
M8 6FY
0161 720 8721

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Bernadette - City West Housing Trust
7 Wesley St
Swinton
M
0161 605 7778

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Bernadette Elder - New Deal Communities
Cromwell House, Cromwell Road
Salford
M6 6DE
0161 607 8529 / 8532 / 8544

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Disability Forum
Emerson Business Centre, Suite 5, 5th Floor, St James House, Pendleton Way
Salford
M6 5FW
0161 743 2032

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Eccles Citizens Advice Bureau
40 - 44 Chruch Street, Eccles
Salford
M30 0DF

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Ghulum M Qureshi - Salford & Eccles Pakistani Community Association
30 Westbourne Road
Eccles
M30 8DB
0161 789 6366

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Higher Broughton Health Centre
Brevendon Square
Salford
M7 4TP
0161 708 0892 / 0161 212 4977

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Irlam and Cadishead Citizens Advice Bureau
595 Liverpool Road, Irlam
Salford
M44 5BE

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Joan Williams - The Broughton Trust
319 Bury New Road
Salford
M7 2YN

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Julie Blagden - The Neighbourhood Management Team
Rooms 15 - 18A, The Town Hall, Church Street
Eccles
M30 0EL

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Louise Bell - Energise Centre
3 Douglas Green
Salford
M6 6ES
0161 212 5820

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Maria Johnson - Swinton N M Team
The Poplars Medical Centre
Partington Lane
M
0161 607 1965

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Marie Johnson - Neighbourhood Management Team
Boothstown Community Centre, Standfield Drive
Boothstown
M28 1NB
0161 790 4562
marie.johnson@salford.gov.uk

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Matthew Jones - City West Housing Trust
Astley Road
Irlam
M44 5LL
0161 606 6732

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Michelle Phillips - Salford Children Services
Sutherland House, 303 Chorley Road
Swinton
M27 6AY
0161 603 4500

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Mick Wallbank - Claremont Weaste N M Team
224 Eccles Old Road
Salford
M6 8AL

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Neil Cochrane - Salford City Council
Halton House, 38 Eccles Old Road
Claremont
M

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Paul Jones - Little Hulton One Stop Shop
42 Hulton District Centre
Worsley
M28 0AU
0161 779 8085

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Ross Spanner - Ordsall & Langworthy N M Team
2 Robert Street
Salford
M5 3LT

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Salford Citizens Advice Bureau
Salford Precinct, 25a Hankinson Way
Salford
M6 5JA

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Salford First - Great Places
183 Langworthy Road, Seedley
Salford
M6 5PW
0161 737 8943

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Salford Refugee Link
172 Tatton Street
Ordsall
Salford
07932 253 763

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Salix Homes
Salford Community Housing Office, Churchill Way
Salford
M6 5BU
0161 607 8114

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Shabnam Shah
Salford Link Centre, Chadwick Road
Eccles
M30 0WP

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Susan Puffett - Community Safety Team
Elmstead House, 143 Partington Lane
Swinton
M27 0SS

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Swinton Citizens Advice Bureau
95 Chorley Road, Swinton
Salford
M27 4AA

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Tara Leech - Salford Students Union
University House, The University of Salford
Salford
M5 4WT
0161 736 7811

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Thalia Bell Taylor - Pendleton College
16 Dronfield Road
Irlam o'th Heights
M6 7FR
0161 736 5074

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University of Salford
Diversity Office
Salford
M5 4WT
0161 295 2840

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Ursula Sossalla-Iredale - Irlam & Cadishead N M Team
Council Offices, Astley Road, Irlam
Salford
M44 6AB

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Victim Support & Witness Service
153 - 157 Chorley Road
Swinton
M27 4AE
0845 303 0900

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Vina Mistry - City West Housing Trust
Eccles Housing Office, 52 Regent St
Eccles
M
0161 605 7854

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Walkden Citizens Advice Bureau
1 Memorial Road, Worsley
Salford
M28 3AQ

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Warren Carlon/Jayne Booth
Salix Homes, Salford Community Housing Office
Churchill Way, Langworthy
M
0161 607 8114

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