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Antrim Line

The Antrim Line Neighbourhood Team is managed by Inspector Martin Ruddy, based at Glengormley Police station. The team cover the Antrim Line electoral wards of Mallusk, Burnthill, Ballyhenry, Glengormley, Glebe, Hightown and Collinbridge. Each officer’s area of responsibility is outlined below.       

Your Neighbourhood Policing Team

Name of Officer  Telephone number   Neighbourhood Patrolled  
Sergeant  Colin Crymble07825 399599Team leader
Constable John McCoubrey07825 779360Sherwood, Oldwood, Roughfort
Constable Hugh O'Neill07825 910441Elmfield, Collinward, Church Rd, Tobar Glen
Constable Mark Crozier07825 913065Antrim Line, Harmin, Swanston, Village
Constable Stevie Blair07585 979032Queens Park, Lower Carnmoney Rd, Carnvue
Constable Joanne Moore07795 152557Glebecoole, Ashgrove, Greenhill, Abernethy

Constable Gareth Orr

07917 583545

Glenvarna, Dorchester, Glencairn, Carwood, Mallusk Industrial Estate

Constable Joe Curran

07917 547086

Hightown, Hollybrook, Collinbridge
Constable Roisin Carroll07810 448410Mayfield and Blackrock


When a neighbourhood officer is unavailable to take your call there will be facility where you can leave a message to be contacted. If your call requires immediate or urgent attention please call 0845 600 8000 to report the matter.  You can forward an email to the Neighbourhood Team email: NPTAntrimline@psni.pnn.police.uk

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Contact us
Neighbourhood Policing Team Contact Telephone            02890 259393 or 02890 259394
Crime stoppers Telephone Number0800 555 111
Emergency Telephone Number999
Non-emergency Telephone Number0845 600 8000
Emergency Text numberPlease click here for more info
EmailNPTAntrimline@psni.pnn.police.uk
FacebookPlease click here

Details of other agencies who may be of assistance to you:

AgencyTelephone NumberEmail address
Local Council028 9034 0000info@newtownabbey.gov.uk
Women’s Aid028 2563 2136womensaidareaoffice@btconnect.com
Citizens Advice028 9085 2271 / 2400erathcoole@citizensadvice.co.uk
Childline0800 1111www.childline.org.uk
District Policing Partnership028 9034 0070emanson@newtownabbey.gov.uk
Community Safety Partnership028 9034 0000info@newtownabbey.gov.uk
Good Relations Forum07801 989917kathywolff1@aol.com

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Get involved
You can get involved with helping us to make your neighbourhood safer by telling us the issues that you think need to be addressed by attending one of your local partnership meetings.
Method of engagementHow to find out more
Antrim Line NPT work in partnership with Newtownabbey Council, NIHE, Social Services and other voluntary agencies.Contact your local NPT officer or the statutory bodies to raise an issue or find out the time/location of meetings.

 
Antrim Line Community Forum – this is a bi-monthly community meeting to receive & discuss issues impacting on the local community within the sector areaContact your local NPT officer to raise an issue or find out the time/location of meetings.

 
Neighbourhood Watch SchemesContact the team leader or beat officer for your area

Antrim Line NPT work in partnership with District Policing Partnership to achieve the local policing plan objectivesContact your local NPT officer or DPP to raise an issue or find out the time/location of meetings

 
Limited opening Glengormley Station: Mon, Wed and Fri 7pm to 8pm.Phone 028 90259393 or e-mail NPTAntrimline@psni.pnn.police.uk

Antrim Line Community Police Liaison Committee (CPLC)Date and venue of next meeting can be obtained from Antrim Line NPT by phoning 028 90259393 or e-mail NPTAntrimline@psni.pnn.police.uk

Your District Policing Partnership (DPP) at NewtownabbeyPhone Elaine Manson DPP Manager on 028 90340070 or e-mail emanson@newtownabbey.gov.uk

FacebookPlease click here

 
Leaflet DropContact the team leader or beat officer for your area.


Contact your neighbourhood police officers for more details of where and when your next meeting will take place.  

If you are unable to come along to a meeting but have an issue that you would like to let us know about, please phone us on 02890 259393 or 259394 or send us an email at NPTAntrimline@psni.pnn.police.uk

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You said

We did
Anti Social Behaviour

At a recent Antrim Line CPLC meeting a number of residents raised the issue of anti-social behaviour in the village area of Glengormley.  We raised the profile of the problem via local press and Facebook.  Performed additional patrols in the area at key times and arrested 8 persons during the month of October 2011.  Educated the young persons involved through a series of meetings supported by the DPP and Community Relations Forum.

At a recent Partners and Community Together (PACT) meeting staff at Tesco Carnmoney Road raised the issue of anti-social behaviour outside their store.  We performed additional preventative patrols in the area at key times which resulted in a reduction in reports of anti-social behaviour.

BurglaryRecorded and monitored reports, targeted patrols to provide reassurance and prevention in identified areas. Circulated crime prevention advice at meetings and via regular press releases.


Drugs

A number of concerned parents and community representatives recently raised the issue of drug abuse by adults and young persons in the Queens Park and Glenvarna areas.  We conducted additional patrols in the area at key times and increased our drug search activity.  Organised and hosted a drug awareness event for residents in conjunction with Forum Action Substance Abuse (FASA).  The event was held at the local council offices and was supported by the District Policing Partnership (DPP).

District NPT Newsletter

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Details of Neighbourhood Watch / Residents groups / DPP

There are numerous Neighbourhood Schemes in the Antrim Line area, working in close partnership with Neighbourhood officers in the prevention and detection of crime. If you are interested in more information please contact your local NPT officer.

The Antrim Line Forum has been established for many years and operates effectively within the area. Regular meetings are held giving local residents and elected representatives direct access to Neighbourhood officers. This enables issues to be dealt with locally.

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