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I am the Neighbourhood Inspector for Stockport West, and I am passionate about providing the highest standard of service to the communities we serve.

I joined Greater Manchester Police four years ago after beginning my policing career with Cheshire Constabulary.

Throughout my career I have worked in a range of frontline and specialist roles, but what I enjoy most is working with communities, partners and local officers to make a lasting difference.

I lead dedicated neighbourhood teams across Stockport who are committed to being visible, approachable and responsive.

My priority is to ensure we listen to local concerns, tackle the issues that matter most and deliver the outstanding service our communities deserve.

If you have a concern, an idea, or would like to engage with your local neighbourhood team, please get in touch. We are here to listen, support and work with you to keep Stockport a safe and welcoming place for everyone.

I have been a police officer for over six years and am passionate about making the communities of The Heatons and Reddish safer places for everyone who lives, works and visits there.

As the Neighbourhood Sergeant for The Heatons and Reddish, I lead a proactive team of dedicated and passionate officers who are committed to tackling the issues that matter most to our communities. We work closely with residents, businesses and partner agencies to address local concerns, reduce crime and improve the quality of life across the area.

A key focus for me is tackling anti-social behaviour and targeting those individuals who seek to cause harm or commit crime within our communities. Through visible neighbourhood policing, problem-solving and partnership working, we strive to prevent issues before they escalate and take positive action against those responsible.

My team and I are committed to building strong relationships with our communities, listening to concerns and ensuring that local people feel safe, supported and heard. If you have concerns about crime, anti-social behaviour or any other issue affecting your neighbourhood, please get in touch with your local Neighbourhood Policing Team. We are here to listen, support and work with you to make Heatons and Reddish safer for all.

I have been a police officer for seven years and am proud to serve as a Neighbourhood Officer for the Heatons.

Throughout my policing career, I have been committed to working closely with local communities, building positive relationships and addressing the issues that matter most to residents. I work alongside local people, businesses and partner agencies to tackle crime, reduce anti-social behaviour and improve the quality of life across the area.

My role focuses on providing a visible and accessible policing presence, listening to community concerns and taking proactive action to address local issues. I am passionate about neighbourhood policing and believe that strong partnerships with our communities are key to preventing crime and keeping people safe.

I am committed to making the Heatons a safer place for everyone and ensuring that residents feel supported and heard. If you have concerns about crime, anti-social behaviour or any issue affecting your local area, please get in touch with your local Neighbourhood Policing Team. We are here to listen, support and work with our communities to find lasting solutions.

I have been a police officer with Greater Manchester Police for over 10 years and am proud to serve as the Neighbourhood Officer for the Heatons.

Throughout my career, I have been committed to neighbourhood policing and building strong relationships with the communities I serve. I work closely with residents, businesses and partner agencies to identify local concerns, tackle crime and address issues that have a direct impact on the quality of life of those living and working in the area.

My role focuses on providing a visible and accessible policing presence, tackling anti-social behaviour, addressing community concerns and working proactively to prevent and reduce crime. I am passionate about engaging with local people, listening to their concerns and finding long-term solutions to the issues that matter most to them.

I am committed to making the Heatons a safe and welcoming place for everyone. If you have concerns about crime, anti-social behaviour or any other issue affecting your neighbourhood, please get in touch with your local Neighbourhood Policing Team. We are here to listen, support and work together with our communities to keep the Heatons safe.

I am proud to serve as a Police Community Support Officer, working closely with local communities to help make the area a safer and more welcoming place for everyone.

A key part of my role is engaging with residents, businesses and partner agencies to understand the concerns affecting our neighbourhoods and to help find effective solutions. I am passionate about community-focused policing and enjoy building positive relationships with the people I serve.

I regularly attend community events, support local initiatives and provide a visible and approachable presence within the community. By working alongside neighbourhood officers and partner organisations, I help tackle anti-social behaviour, address local issues and provide reassurance to residents.

I am committed to listening to the concerns of local people and playing an active role in improving the quality of life within our communities. If you have any concerns, questions or issues affecting your area, please do not hesitate to speak to me or contact your local Neighbourhood Policing Team. We are here to support our communities and work together to keep them safe.

66123 - I am PCSO 66123 Whitwoth and have proudly served with GMP for over 10 years as a PCSO, working across the Stockport area. Throughout my career, I have built strong relationships with local communities, helping to tackle antisocial behaviour, address community concerns, and support vulnerable individuals. For the past few years, I have been based in The Heatons, where I have developed an in-depth understanding of the local area and its unique challenges. My role involves being a visible and approachable presence within the community, engaging with residents, gathering intelligence, and working proactively to improve safety and public confidence. I am passionate about community policing and committed to making a positive difference in the lives of the people I serve. Through partnership working, problem solving, and community engagement, I strive to create safer neighbourhoods and foster stronger relationships between the police and the public.

I am proud to serve as a Police Community Support Officer covering Reddish and the Heatons, where I am dedicated to supporting our communities and helping to make them safer places to live, work and visit.

A key part of my role is engaging with residents, businesses and local partners to understand the issues that matter most to our communities. I enjoy building positive relationships, attending community events and being a visible and approachable presence within the neighbourhoods I serve.

I work closely with neighbourhood police officers and partner agencies to address local concerns, tackle anti-social behaviour and support initiatives that help prevent crime and improve community wellbeing. I am passionate about listening to local people, providing reassurance and helping to find solutions to the issues affecting our communities.

I am committed to making a positive difference in Reddish and the Heatons and encouraging strong community engagement.

If you see me out and about, please feel free to stop and say hello, raise any concerns or discuss issues affecting your area. Together, we can continue working to make our neighbourhoods safer for everyone.

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