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Coleraine Town

With a population of 24,000 Coleraine is a vibrant and welcoming town which offers a wide range of experiences and activities for residents and tourists alike. Coleraine has its own university campus, theatre, football stadium and excellent transport links to the Causeway Coast and other towns and cities in Northern Ireland. It has its own hospital, library and numerous recreation centres.  Riverside Retail Park and the Jet Centre enhance the retail and entertaiment capabilities of the Town.       

Your Neighbourhood Policing Team

Name of Officer        

Mobile Telephone Number      

Neighbourhood Patrolled
Inspector Catherine Magee07764 638371Coleraine Town & Rural


Sergeant Sean Craig07795 152693Coleraine East Teams

Constable Mark Morrsion07500 904204University, Millburn, Bushmills Road

Constable Stevie Donnell07825 013447Ballysally

Constable Claire Burke07500 901743Harpurs Hill, The Crescent

Constable Darryl Robinson07500 900256Mountsandel, Windyhall


Sergeant Ian Armour07757 261941Coleraine Town Centre & West Teams

Constable Sharon McGonigle07500 901904Coleraine Town Centre

Constable Mark McCallion07824 306145Coleraine Town Centre

Constable Robert Ennis07771 357656Killowen, Heights, Ballycairn

Constable Robert Rainey07795 607325Killowen, Heights, Ballycairn

Constable Phil Abernethy07500 904205Killowen, Heights, Ballycairn


When a neighbourhood officer is not available to take your call their mobile phone will switch to their voicemail or 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.

Neighbourhood Policing Team e-mail NPTColeraineTown@psni.pnn.police.uk

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Contact us
Neighbourhood Policing Team Contact Telephone            0845 600 8000   Ext 83102
Crime stoppers Telephone Number0800 555 111
Emergency Telephone Number999
Non-emergency Telephone Number0845 600 8000
Emergency Text numberPlease click here for more info
EmailNPTColeraineTown@psni.pnn.police.uk


Station opening hours: Coleraine Police Station is currently open to the public 24 hours a day 7 days a week.  If you wish to get in touch with your local Neighbourhood Team, please use their contact details listed.  If you wish to report a crime or require an immediate police response, please use the emergency and non emergency numbers listed.

Find us on Facebook

Coleraine operates its own Facebook page - PSNI North Coast

facebook.com/PSNI.NorthCoast

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

Agency     Telephone Number     Email Address
Coleraine Borough Council028 70347034info@colerainebc.gov.uk
Coleraine Women’s Aid028 70356573womensaidcoleraine@btinternet.com
Causeway Citizens Advice Bureau028 70344817causewaycab@citizensadvice.co.uk
Public Prosecution Service028 92625491info@ppsni.gsi.gov.uk
NIHE Coleraine03448 920900colerainedistrict@nihe.gov.uk
Coleraine Rural and Urban Network (CRUN)028 7044934info@crun.org
Kilcranny House028 70321816info@kilcrannyhouse.org
Supporting Communities N.I. 028 25645676
Coleraine Borough Chamber of Commerce and Industry028 70343111info@coleraineboroughchamber.co.uk
Causeway LGBT Network028 27641463   
Coleraine Multi Cultural Forum

028 70358416

paddy.mcnicholl@kilcrannyhouse.org
Victim Support - Causeway028 25630784ballymena@victimsupportni.org.uk
Childline

0800 1111
Stop Hate Crime Now
PSNI Coleraine supports "Hands Off My Friend"

Check out the websites

www.handsoffmyfriend.org
www.facebook.com/handsoffmyfriend

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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 engagement                How to find out more  
Coleraine Policing and Community Safety PartnershipWith the merger of the District Policing Partnership and the Community Safety Partnership into the Policing and Community Safety Partnership there are no planned public meetings at this time.  Dates of public meetings will be published when they are available.

Local Community Association Meetings are regularly held in the majority of our neighbourhoods and your local Neighbourhood Officer regularly attends to listen to community concerns and provide an update on action we have taken.  We actively participate in Community Associations in Ballysally, Millburn, Windyhall, Cross Glebe, Greenmount and attend other events and groups when invited to give presentations or to listen to concerns.  Community associations in the Coleraine Area are very proactive and innovative and work in partnership with the Neighbourhood Policing Team to solve problems and improve community life for everyone.

To find out information about community associations in your neighbourhood please contact your local Neighbourhood officer or Contact the Community Development Manager in Coleraine Borough Council
028 70347044

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Windyhall Community Association

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Millburn Community Association

Meet us on your street corner.

We regularly carry out ‘Street Briefings’, Surveys, clean ups and other methods of community engagement.  If you wish to get involved or talk to police about a particular problem in your community please contact your local neighbourhood officer.



Coleraine Neighbourhood Policing Team are continually carriying out 'Street Briefings'.  Leaflets will be posted through letter boxes to notify you of 'Street Briefings' in your area.  Alternatively contact any member of the team for more information or to request a briefiing for your street.

   


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 63981 or send us an email at  NPTColeraineTown@psni.pnn.police.uk

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Neighbourhood News

Cross Glebe Neighbourhood News December 2011

Killowen & Heights Neighbourhood News December 2011

Millburn Neighbourhood News December 2011

Mountsandel Neighbourhood News December 2011

Coleraine Town Neighbourhood News April 2012

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We are concerned about anti social behaviour in the Mount Street Area

During the past few months Police have increased patrols and neighbourhood officers have also been briefed to carry out patrols in these areas. Neighborhood officers with the support of other uniform colleagues have carried out a number of searches and made a number of arrests for drugs offences. We are also working in partnership with Coleraine Borough Council be reduce levels of noise nuisance and are seeking to bring before the courts persistent offenders.

We are concerned about the levels of anti social behaviour in Bushmills Road areaWe have increased our beat and bicycle patrols in the area and installed a CCTV camera system in the area. We have engaged with residents and young people in the area. A number of alcohol seizures have been and young persons reported to the Youth Diversion Officer. We are continuing to work with partners and residents in order to improve the amenities in the area. This is a longer term project which we will seek to bring together both residents and other partner agencies


We are concerned about youths gathering at the Translink Station, Coleraine.

During recent months we have working in partnership with Translink to reduce the problem and to provide reassurance to staff and customers.We have agreed a joint protocol on how the deal with incidents of anti social behaviour, police carry out regular high visiblity patrols of the area and a number of persons have been arrested for public order offences. Police and Translink staff now have a direct line of communication in line with the Town Centre Radio Link scheme. We also engage with the young people who would have congregated in the area in order to allow them to realsie the effect thier behaviour has on other members of the community using the premises.

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Details of Neighbourhood Watch / Residents groups / DPP

Neighbourhood Watch
There are currently 8 Neighbourhood Watch Schemes in Coleraine Town.  

Sergeant Sean Craig is the point of contact for all schemes in Coleraine East

Clifton Park / Hendra Park; Windyhall / Tullans Park

Sergeant Ian Armour is the point of contact for all schemes in Coleraine Town Centre and Coleraine West.

Burnside Park, The Creeve, Heights Community Association, Hazlebank Road, Society Court,  Rathain Fold




Residents Groups
Please visit the Community Register at Coleraine Borough Council.
To find out information about community associations in your neighbourhood please contact your local Neighbourhood officer or Contact the Community Development Manager in Coleraine Borough Council  02870347044


Policing and Community Safety Partnerships

The Coleraine District Policing Partnership and Community Safety Partnership have been replaced by Coleraine Policing and Community Safety Partnership.  Coleraine PCSP is in the process of being established.  

For further information about PCSPs check out the NI Policing Board web site.

Additional Seasonal Information
Current information on activities in the North Coast can be found on the link below

http://www.northcoastni.com/

Page Last Updated 21st May 2012

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