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Banbridge

Banbridge NPT

Banbridge is a thriving and expanding town situated along the A1 corridor, 29 miles from Belfast City and 75 miles from Dublin, and comprises a thriving mixed community  who work with their local police service and other agencies to create a safe and secure environment.        

Your Neighbourhood Policing Team

Name of Officer  Telephone number   Neighbourhood Patrolled  
Sergeant Billy  Stewart07764 638506Banbridge Team

  
Constable Gill Hoyle07585 979136Ballydown and The Cut.

  
Constable Jill McCormick
Constable Colin McDonnell		07585 979161
07825 215723		Seapatrick and Edenderry
Seapatrick and Edenderry

  
Constable Warren Todd07742 537533Schools involvement coordinator and general Banbridge town area

Constable Pete Stevenson 07825 173904Scarva Loughbrickland Fort and Banbridge West


When a neighbourhood officer is not available to take your call their mobile phone will switch directly to the Call Handling Centre where you can leave a message to be contacted.  Alternatively you can forward an email to the Neighbourhood Team. Email: NPTBanbridge@psni.pnn.police.uk

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Contact us
Neighbourhood Policing Team Contact Telephone            0845 600 8000 ext 38075
Crime stoppers Telephone Number0800 555 111
Emergency Telephone Number999
Non-emergency Telephone Number0845 600 8000
Emergency Text numberPlease click here for more info
EmailNPTBanbridge@psni.pnn.police.uk

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

AgencyTelephone NumberEmail address
Banbridge DPP028 4066 0609www.districtpolicing.com/banbridge
Local Council028 4066 0600info@banbridge.gov.uk
Women’s Aid028 3834 3256info@craigavonbanbridgewomensaid.org.uk
Citizens Advice028 4062 2201 banbridgecab@citizensadvice.co.uk
Childline0800 1111www.childline.org.uk

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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
Banbridge Neighbourhood Policing Team work in Partnership with Banbridge  District Council, NIHE, Social Services and our local Community ForumContact either Banbridge Neighbourhood Policing Team, Banbridge District Council or NIHE on the Numbers provided above

 
In addition Banbridge officers regularly engage with young people in the area via ongoing youth initiatives such as anti social behaviour workshops and Nomad football events. Such engagement initiatives are delivered in partnership with a range of providers such as REACT and SELB                       Contact either Banbridge Neighbourhood Policing Team, Banbridge District Council or NIHE on the Numbers provided above


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 0845 600 8000 extension 38075 or send us an email at NPTBanbridge@psni.pnn.police.uk

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Anti Social behaviour

Residents of the Victoria walk area had raised concerns about the area backing Victoria walk and Banbridge town hall being used for consuming alcohol and taking drugs. As a result of this Neighbourhood Officers increased the number of beat patrols in the area and also used police mountain bikes to patrol the back paths of the area. This resulted in a number of youths being spoken to and alcohol being seized

An initiative between Banbridge and Newry Neighbourhood police officers recently took young people from the Banbridge area take part in the Mourne Mountain Adventure which took local youths to Tollymore Forest to camp overnight before taking part in a hike over the Mournes .They then had to board boats which took them to Ballykinlar camp during which they had to take part in different challenges to teach and test them on communication, leadership, diversity, problem solving and respect for others. The Adventure was promoted within the media and the young people thoroughly enjoyed the experience.

Fear of crimeTo raise awareness of Domestic Violence, Banbridge Neighbourhood Officers in partnership with Woman’s Aid, Banbridge Community Safety Partnership and members of REACT, Banbridge, recently carried out drama based workshops to Year 10 pupils of local schools. The “Beat it” workshops aimed to heighten the pupil’s awareness of “Healthy relationships” and the need to report any abuse to Police. The workshops were very successful and promoted much debate between the pupils. The events themselves were funded by ARIS, the Asset Recovery Incentivisation Scheme, which takes money recovered from crime and criminals and puts it back into the Community.


Road safetyResidents in the Peggy’s Loaning area recently complained about the high speed of vehicles using the road. Banbridge Neighbourhood officers increased their high visibility patrols of the area and issued several speeding tickets to offending drivers. Word soon spread and the speeding issue has calmed at this time.”


If you would like to find out more about policing activity, initiatives and projects in E District, take a look at our community newsletter online.

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Neighbourhood Watch / Residents groups

Constable Mulholland

Primrose Gardens Community Watch
Cline Road NWNI Group
Pinley Area Residents NWNI Group

Constable Hoyle

Bannview Road NWNI Group
Rugby Avenue NWNI Group
WillowEstate NWNI Group
Willow Grove NWNI Group
Springfields NWNI Group

Constable McCormick

Tonaghmore & District NWNI Group
Hillside Crescent NWNI Group
Brookfield NWNI Group

Constable Todd

Gowanvale Drive NWNI Group

For further details of these and how to set up additional neighbourhood watch schemes, please contact your Banbridge Neighbourhood policing team

Please click on the link to view your copy of the Banbridge Area Neighbourhood Watch Newsletter

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