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Inspector Daniel Welch has dedicated over 23 years to frontline policing, with a career rooted in community-focused work and operational leadership. He began his service in Thames Valley Police, transferring to Greater Manchester Police in 2007.
Inspector Welch has gained experience in response, neighbourhood policing, CID, proactive and covert teams and later in prevention via problem solving, where he developed a strong understanding of local crime patterns and community needs.
His leadership journey continued with a promotion to Sergeant on a Wigan response team, Wigan Neighbourhood Team and a prisoner processing team at Bolton. He later moved to Salford, serving as a Response Sergeant, then Neighbourhood Inspector on two other council areas.
Inspector Welch now serves as the Neighbourhood Inspector for Salford Central, where he works closely with residents, businesses, and partner agencies to build safer, stronger communities. Inspector Welch is known for his approachable style, commitment to problem-solving, and passion for making a positive difference in the lives of those he serves.

I have served Greater Manchester Police for 8 years, 6 and half on Response as a PC, Tutor and then Sergeant on the Bury District. I moved to Salford in August 2024 and have been working as the Neighbourhood Sergeant covering Pendleton and Charlestown.

I provide leadership and direction in tackling key local priorities, including anti-social behaviour around Salford Precinct, Drug crime and the delivery of long-term problem-solving initiatives.

Community engagement remains central to my approach. I regularly attend community meetings, engagement events and partnership forums to understand local concerns, build public confidence and ensure neighbourhood priorities reflect the needs of residents and businesses.

I encourage members of the community to actively engage with their local policing team, share information and participate in problem-solving initiatives so that, together, we can make our neighbourhoods safer places to live, work and visit.

I have been part of Greater Manchester Police for 7 years and currently serve as the neighbourhood Officer for Pendleton and Charlestown. My role centres on working closely with local residents, businesses, and partner agencies to tackle community issues and improve safety across the area.

At present, I am working alongside the University of Salford to support student safety and help address anti-social behaviour around the Precinct. I regularly engage with the community through local events and meetings, ensuring that residents' concerns help shape the work we do.

I encourage everyone to get involved, attend community meetings, and share any issues affecting them. By working together, we can continue to make our neighbourhood a safe for everyone.

I have proudly served with Greater Manchester Police for 20 years and currently work as the Police Community Support Officer for Pendleton and Charlestown. In this role, I work closely with residents, local businesses, and partner agencies to address community concerns and enhance neighbourhood safety.

A key area of my work involves collaborating with the University of Salford to promote student safety, alongside tackling anti-social behaviour issues in and around the Precinct. I regularly attend community engagement events and work with partner organisations to address the issues that matter most to local people.

I actively encourage residents to attend local meetings, share their views, and raise any concerns so that we can work together to make our neighbourhood a safer and more welcoming place to live, work, and visit.

I am a Neighbourhood Police Officer with 3 years' service at Greater Manchester Police, working to keep Pendleton and Charlestown safe and supporting the local community.

My current focus includes Anti-Social Behaviour, retail crime 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.

Local members of the community are encouraged to attend events to share their concerns so that together we can help make the neighbourhood a safer place for the community.

I am a Neighbourhood Police Officer with 3 years' service at Greater Manchester Police, working to keep Pendleton and Charlestown safe and supporting the local community.

My current focus includes Anti-Social Behaviour, retail crime 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.

Local members of the community are encouraged to attend events to share their concerns so that together we can help make the neighbourhood a safer place for the community.

I am a Neighbourhood Police Officer with 7 years service with Greater Manchester Police, currently dedicated to serving the communities of Pendleton and Charlestown.

My focus is on addressing local priorities identified by the community, including anti-social behaviour, crime prevention, and safeguarding vulnerable people. I work closely with partners to tackle issues such as youth-related ASB, student safety, community concerns, and environmental issues that impact residents.

I regularly attend community meetings, engagement events, and local forums where residents can speak with me directly about their concerns. I encourage residents to get involved, share information, and work with us to help make Pendleton and Charlestown safer places for everyone.

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    Anti-Social Behaviour

    Issued 29 September 2026

    Action taken:

    Your local neighbourhood team will be targeting reports of ASB across the area. There are dedicated officers for this during peak times on evenings and weekends. We will continue to remain visible in this area whilst working alongside our partners to ensure referrals and diversionary work is completed with these individuals at an early stage

    Actioned 29 September 2026

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    Drug Dealing

    Issued 29 September 2026

    Action taken:

    Your team are working hard to tackler drug dealing through high visibility and undercover patrols. You will see or hear of warrants being executed at target premises where we believe drug related activity is taking place, bring those responsible to justice. Anyone with information to share may do this via our ‘contacts’ in confidence or ANONYMOUSLY through Crimestoppers.

    Actioned 29 September 2026

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    Retail Crime and Shoplifting

    Issued 29 September 2026

    Action taken:

    Your local neighbourhood officers will be targeting shoplifting offences and other retail crime through high visibility policing. We will prioritise offences against retail workers and take action against offenders. We will be working closely with the retailers and management teams to provide crime prevention advice and obtain Criminal Behaviour Orders for prolific offenders - giving local retailers and police more robust powers to tackle shoplifting

    Actioned 29 September 2026

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