Your Neighbourhood Policing Team
I have served with Greater Manchester Police for 8 years and currently work as the neighbourhood officer for Beech Hill / Swinley / Aspull / Standish & Shevington. My role is to work closely with residents, businesses and partner agencies to address local concerns and improve community safety.
My current focus includes targeting ASB around off-road bikes, Drug related issues 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.
PCSO David Chiocci
Swinley, Whelley and Aspull.
I have served with Greater Manchester Police for twenty years and currently work as Community Support Officer for Swinley, Whelley and Aspull.
My role is to patrol each area, gather Intelligence and work with partner agencies.
My current focus is to monitor crime trends and maintain contact with residents, schools and businesses.
Priorities
Our priorities
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Action taken:
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Dealing with ASB including Off road bikes and speeding vehicles . Drug dealing and Burglary
Action taken:
Your local neighbourhood team are working hard to tackle these issues including Operation Handbrake and Operation Hurricane
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Priority:
Dealing with ASB including Off road bikes and speeding vehicles . Drug dealing and Burglary
Action taken:
Your local neighbourhood team are working hard to tackle these issues including Operation Handbrake and Operation Hurricane
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Priority:
Our key priorities are to make you feel safe within the areas you live by focussing on the following four themes; reducing Burglary, tackling Anti-Social Behaviour, dealing robustly with drug use and supply, and to promote and enforce safety on our roads.
These priorities will be updated with more specific detail following our Partners and Communities Together Meetings (PACT).
Action taken:
Our key priorities are to make you feel safe within the areas you live by focussing on the following four themes; reducing Burglary, tackling Anti-Social Behaviour, dealing robustly with drug use and supply, and to promote and enforce safety on our roads.
These priorities will be updated with more specific detail following our Partners and Communities Together Meetings (PACT).