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Hello, my name is Meena Yasin and I am the Local Neighbourhood Police Team Inspector for Rochdale NORTH (P1)
I am the lead responsible officer in charge of #Operation Affect which is our ambitious collaboration with residents, communities, and partner agencies across the Borough to work together turn around the Freehold estate using the Clear Hold Build methodology. This project has gained widespread support and recognition both regionally and nationally.
Rochdale Town Centre is vibrant and lively, offering a whole host of retail, food and leisure activities for residents, families and visitors. We have implemented #OperationTetbury which is the dedicated Clear Hold Build initiative on Rochdale Town Centre. Our aim is to have a ‘whole system’ approach working with statutory, community, voluntary and business communities to reduce crime and ASB, and to support regeneration and growth.
P1 Rochdale North is diverse covering large areas of both urban and rural communities. These all require a variety of tactics to problem solve. #OperationDragster for example, is our dedicated off-road bikes operation to support our rural communities.
As a neighbourhood Inspector my role is to locally deliver GMPs vision of neighbourhood policing. This includes engagement with communities, targeted activity and enforcement, and, problem solving with partners to reduce primary, secondary and tertiary demand.
Working with our partners and listening to our communities forms the foundations of successful neighbourhood policing. On these webpages therefore you will find contacts for your local NBO and PCSO along with details of forthcoming meetings/surgeries where you can speak to your local officer face to face.
Innovation is key to problem solving We invest heavily in problem solving repeat demand generators in terms of individual, address or location. I have a team of motivated officers and staff that are passionate about serving their communities.
Our priorities for P1 Rochdale North include delivering two successful Clear Hold Builds, investigating Neighbourhood Crime, reducing drugs offences, and managing multi-agency interventions against anti-social behaviour offenders.
Hello, my name is Danny Shirazi, and I lead on reducing repeat demand within my ward.
I’ve served as a police officer for over 23 years, and throughout my career I’ve remained deeply committed to neighbourhood policing and keeping people safe. That passion drives everything I do.
I’m fortunate to work with a dedicated team of officers who collaborate closely with our partners and local communities. Together, we investigate crime, tackle anti-social behaviour, and focus on long‑term solutions that reduce repeat demand and improve quality of life.
For the past three years, I’ve also been responsible for running #OperationAffect, the Clear, Hold, Build initiative on the Freehold Estate—an approach designed to create safer, stronger, and more resilient neighbourhoods.
Hello, I’m PC Foster Lawless, your dedicated Neighbourhood Police Officer for the community. I work closely with residents, schools, and a wide range of local partners to keep our area safe, connected, and supported. I bring a strong background in community policing and problem‑solving, with a focus on early intervention, visible patrols, and building genuine relationships with the people who live and work here. My approach is rooted in listening, understanding local concerns, and working collaboratively to find practical, long‑term solutions. I’m passionate about supporting vulnerable individuals, tackling the issues that matter most to our community, and ensuring every resident feels heard, respected, and protected.
Hello. I’m PCSO Mahboob, serving Central Ward for almost five years.
My priorities are simple: listen to residents, gather local intelligence, and take practical action on speeding, drug offences, and anti social behaviour. I’m approachable and committed to working with the community to keep the area safe and welcoming.
Some of the actions I am taking in the neighborhood include:
- I’ve listened to residents and shared what I’ve learned with the neighbourhood team.
- I’ve run regular high visibility patrols and community drop ins.
- I’ve carried out speed checks and followed up at problem locations.
- I’ve identified drug hotspots and supported targeted operations.
- I’ve worked with the council and housing to tackle anti social behaviour.
-I’ve checked on vulnerable residents and kept the community updated.
Come and say hello
We are working proactively to reduce and detect burglary offences, using targeted patrols, crime‑prevention advice, and intelligence‑led activity to protect homes and businesses.
We are also committed to tackling anti‑social behaviour, responding swiftly to concerns, supporting vulnerable individuals, and working with partners to create safer, more welcoming neighbourhood spaces.
Road safety remains a key concern, and we continue to address speeding and inconsiderate motorists through enforcement, education, and high‑visibility operations designed to keep our streets safe for everyone.
Alongside these priorities, we are actively gathering intelligence linked to organised crime, helping us disrupt criminal networks and address issues such as drug supply that can harm our community.
Issued 01 June 2026
Burglary reduction and detection: Targeted patrols in hotspot areas, crime‑prevention visits, and intelligence‑led enquiries to identify offenders and protect homes.
Anti‑social behaviour: Regular engagement with residents, swift response to reports, partnership work with housing, youth services and local agencies to reduce repeat issues and support those affected.
Speeding and inconsiderate driving: High‑visibility traffic operations, use of speed‑monitoring equipment, and enforcement against dangerous or irresponsible motorists.
Organised crime and drug supply: Active intelligence gathering, joint work with specialist teams, and targeted activity to disrupt criminal networks operating in the area.
Actioned 01 June 2026