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I have served with Greater Manchester Police for 2.5 years and currently work as the neighbourhood officer for Sharston and Benchill. My role is to work closely with residents, businesses and partner agencies to address local concerns and improve community safety.
My current focus includes vehicle related crime, drug use and drug dealing and supporting long-term problem solving within the community. I regularly attend neighbourhood engagement events and work with local partners to tackle the issues that matter most to residents.
I encourage members of the community to attend local meetings and share their concerns so that together we can help make our neighbourhood a safer place to live, work and visit.
I have served Greater Manchester Police for nearly 20 years and cover the Peel Hall and Sharston area. My role involves working with residents, local businesses and partner agencies to address crime anti-social behaviour and other issues affecting the local community.
My current priorities include building the intelligence picture around target offenders, problem properties and building confidence through visible neighbourhood policing. I regularly attend engagement events and community meetings and work closely with partner organisations to identify and resolve local issues.
I encourage residents to speak with me at local events and share any concerns so we can work together to improve the area.
I am Inspector Graham Siddall, responsible for neighbourhood policing across Wythenshawe. With 20 years of service in Greater Manchester Police, I have worked in a variety of frontline and leadership roles, gaining extensive experience in neighbourhood policing, crime prevention, safeguarding, and partnership working.
As the Neighbourhood Inspector for Wythenshawe, I oversee local policing priorities, including tackling anti-social behaviour, reducing crime, protecting vulnerable people, and addressing the issues that matter most to our communities. I am committed to working closely with residents, local businesses, schools, councillors, and partner agencies to make Wythenshawe a safer place to live, work, and visit.
I believe strong community relationships are key to effective policing and encourage residents to engage with their local neighbourhood teams, share concerns, and help shape our policing priorities.
I have been a police officer with Greater Manchester Police for 8 years and currently serve as the neighbourhood sergeant for Northenden and Sharston. My role is centred on building strong relationships with residents, businesses and partner organisations, ensuring local concerns are understood and that practical action is taken to address them.
A key part of my work involves tackling anti-social behaviour, addressing shoplifting and retail crime, and identifying longer-term solutions to issues that impact the local community. I am committed to visible neighbourhood policing and regularly engage with residents through community events, local meetings and partnership initiatives.
I believe effective neighbourhood policing is built on trust and communication, and I encourage anyone with concerns about their area to speak with me and my team so we can work together to make Wythenshawe safer, stronger and a more confident community.
Tackling anti-social behaviour and drug use around certain areas.
Gather intelligence to enable Warrants to be conducted relating to drug cultivation and supply.
Issued 16 September 2026
Extra patrolling around the area at key times.
Working with local partners including housing and MCC to tackle local issues and concerns. Robustly dealing with offenders, issuing CBO's where suitable to do so.
Actioned 16 September 2026