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Insp Rachel Devalle
Neighbourhood Officer – [Neighbourhood]
I have served with Greater Manchester Police for 27 years and currently work as the neighbourhood Inspector for Ancoats, Beswick, Clayton, Newton Heath, Miles Platting, Openshaw. My role is to work closely with residents, businesses and partner agencies to address local concerns and improve community safety.
My current focus includes Anti Social Behaviour that affects the lives of others 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.
PS Ferguson
Neighbourhood Sergeant – Newton Heath and Miles Platting
I have worked for Greater Manchester Police for 13 years; I currently work as the neighbourhood sergeant covering Newton Heath and Miles Platting.
My role is managing a neighbourhood team to target community priorities such as anti-social behaviour, drug supply and looking at long-term problems causing harm to the community.
Part of this work involves working closely with partner agencies, local residents and businesses.
My current priorities are violent crime, drug supply and reducing anti-social behaviour.
I regularly attend neighbourhood engagement events and work with local partners to tackle the issues that matter most to residents, these are with local partners where we look to tackle the issues that matter most to residents in a joined-up approach.
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.
Hello, I am PCSO Louise Fallows, and I have served with Greater Manchester Police for 18 years and currently work as the PCSO for Miles Platting. My role is to work closely with residents, businesses, and partner agencies to address local concerns and improve community safety.
My current focus includes dealing with ASB 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 with Greater Manchester Police for over two years and currently work as the Neighbourhood Officer for Miles Platting. My role is focused on understanding the issues that matter most to local people and helping to address concerns that affect residents, businesses and visitors across the neighbourhood.
A key part of my work is tackling anti-social behaviour and addressing issues that have a direct impact on the community. I work alongside partner agencies and community groups to support initiatives that improve safety, reduce harm and help make the area a better place to live, work and visit.
I encourage residents to speak with me about any concerns affecting the area and share information that will help identify and resolve issues within the community.
Youth ASB and Violence
Issued 15 June 2026
Your local neighbourhood team works closely with community members and partner organisations to strengthen engagement, target offenders, and apply a problem-solving approach. Our goal is to address local priorities, build strong collaborative relationships with key partners, and continually seek innovative ways to enhance community safety.
Actioned 15 December 2026
Residents have raised concerns that their quality of life is being disrupted by Anti Social Behaviour
Issued 31 August 2026
High Visibility Patrols, stop searches and vehicle stops when appropriate
Actioned 31 December 2026