Ashton Hurst

I have served with Greater Manchester Police for 17 years and currently lead neighbourhood policing across North and East Tameside. My role is to ensure our neighbourhood teams remain effective, visible and focused on tackling crime, anti-social behaviour and the issues causing the greatest harm to local communities.

I work closely with frontline officers, partner agencies and analysts to identify crime patterns, understand emerging trends and direct resources where they can have the greatest impact. My focus is on problem solving, targeting repeat offenders and ensuring our teams are focused on the issues that matter most to residents. By using intelligence, evidence and local knowledge, we aim to prevent crime, reduce anti-social behaviour and make our communities safer.

Neighbourhood police Sgt with over 15 years of policing experience. Awaiting full Bio.

As a Neighbourhood Beat Officer, I am committed to providing a visible and approachable policing presence within the Hurst community.

My responsibilities include working with residents, businesses, schools, and partner agencies to address local concerns, tackle crime and anti-social behaviour, safeguard vulnerable people, and support community safety initiatives.

I am dedicated to building positive relationships, listening to the concerns of local people, and working collaboratively to solve problems and improve the area.

Community engagement is at the heart of my role, and I strive to build trust and confidence while helping to make Hurst a safer place to live, work and visit.

My name is PCSO Brockett, and I have been a Police Community Support Officer with Greater Manchester Police for over 18 years.

I work in the Ashton Hurst area, where I am committed to supporting local residents and helping to make the community a safer place.

My passion is problem solving, whether that involves addressing local concerns, working with partner agencies, or finding practical solutions to issues affecting individuals and neighbourhoods.

I am particularly dedicated to supporting vulnerable people and ensuring they receive the help and services they need.

Residents can engage with me by speaking to me while I am on patrol, attending local community events, surgeries and PACT meetings, or by contacting Greater Manchester Police through the usual channels.

I am PCSO Ryan Chadwick, a Police Community Support Officer with Greater Manchester Police, serving as part of the Tameside Neighbourhood Policing Team.

I have been a PCSO for 12 years, with the last 11 years dedicated to the Ashton Hurst ward, giving me a strong understanding of the community and the challenges it faces.

My priority is reducing anti-social behaviour and addressing the issues that have the greatest impact on residents' quality of life. I also focus on crime prevention, community reassurance, and building positive relationships with residents, businesses, schools, and partner agencies.

I encourage members of the community to engage with me during local patrols, at community meetings and events, or by contacting the neighbourhood team to discuss concerns and help make Ashton Hurst a safer place for everyone.