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Cushendall

Cushendall covers Cushendall, Waterfoot, Glenariff and Cushendun.  These three areas, with the Glens of Antrim would have a population of approximately 3,000 people, which doubles in the summer months. Its main event during the summer months is the Glens Festival running during the month of August. It is an very popular area for both tourists and hill walkers, engaging in activities which bring their own problems for Police.       

Your Neighbourhood Policing Team

Name of Officer        Mobile Telephone Number      Neighbourhood Patrolled
Sergeant David Armour 07827 279424Team leader

  
Constable  Mark Crawford 07500 904252Cushendall neighbourhood

  
Constable  Aaron Coyle 07500 904362Cushendall neighbourhood


If you telephone and don’t receive an answer please leave a message so the officer can return your call. When not on duty all officers have their mobile phones switched over to the Call Handling Centre. You can leave a message to be contacted. Alternatively you can forward an email to the Neighbourhood Team or contact Ballycastle station at extension 87200.

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

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Contact us
Neighbourhood Policing Team Contact Telephone            0845 600 8000   Ext 87200
Crime stoppers Telephone Number0800 555 111
Emergency Telephone Number999
Non-emergency Telephone Number0845 600 8000
Emergency Text numberPlease click here for more info
EmailNPTCushendall@psni.pnn.police.uk


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

AgencyTelephone NumberEmail Address
Local Council                     028 20762225                    

info@moyle-council.org
Women's Aid0808 2000 247helpline@womensaid.org.uk
  

028 7035 6573
Citizens Advice

028 70344817

http://www.citizensadvice.co.uk/
Childline0800 1111http://www.childline.org.uk
Stop Hate Crime Now
Moyle PSNI Supports "Hands Off My Friend"

Check out the websites

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

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Get involved

The Partner & Community together (PACT) process is working well in Moyle. This is where Police and other agencies work along with the community to identify priorities, explore solutions and take action.

How is this done in Moyle? We have not set up any new meetings; we do not ask anything than you are already doing. We do the work, we attend all meetings that we can in your area, we talk to local representatives, and we use the DPP to speak to groups that don’t normally contact police. During consultations we take note of all concerns and the beginning of each month, the priorities are chosen from your concerns.

However we need your input and we would ask that this is done by whatever means you can, attend meetings, contact local NPT officers, E mail, or the next month or so, you can contact us on Facebook and twitter.

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  
We attend a wide range of community meetingsPlease contact your local neighbourhood officer if you wish to get involved or attend your local community meeting.

 

PSNI Street Surgeries:- Members of the public are invited to come along and meet their local officers.  Surgeries provide opportunity whereby local issues relating to community safety, crime, disorder and any other matters individuals feel Police should be aware of, can be brought to Police attention in a friendly and familiar environment.  Your opinions are important to us and this is your opportunity to have a positive influence on local issues.

Next Surgeries:-


Cushendall, Glenville Crescent on Thursday 21st June 2012 from 10.30am - 11.30am

Cushendall, Tully Crescent on Tuesday 24th July 2012 from 10.30am - 11.30am

Cushendun Main Street on Thursday 2nd August 2012 from 10.30am - 11.30am.

Contact your Neighbourhood Team  on the numbers above

Surgeries will be publicised in local papers, libraries, post offices and on this web site.

 
Partnership and Community Together (PACT) Street BriefsNext Street Brief:
Saturday 18th February 2012 at 6.30pm - 8.00 pm at Spar Car Park, Moyle Road

A Neighbourhood Watch Meeting was held in Cushendall in December 2011 with residents and Councillor for the area.to discuss setting up a neighbourhood watch area in one street.  


It was agreed that a neighbourhood watch area for all the commercial area of the town would be encouraged, lead to be taken by Councillor Thompson.  Follow meetings have been arranged.

 
Contact your local DPP028 20762225 Adrian proctor (Manager)

Moyle Community safety028 20762225 Bridgeen Butler (Manager)

Speak to any Neighbourhood officerCall them on mobile numbers


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 87200 or send us an email at NPTCushendall@psni.pnn.police.uk

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Neighbourhood News

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Set up a Neighbourhood Watch area in Cushendall

There is currently no Neighbourhood Watch area in Cushendall, an anti-social problem and fear of reporting has shown the benefit of such a scheme.  This partnership between local Councillors, DPP and local residents is being organised and hopefully will go live in the near future.

  
Speeding on the coast Road                            We have asked Roads Policing to assist in speed operations and will work with Department of Vehicle and Transport Agency to take illegal cars of the road. We will also use the Anti-Social Behaviour Order legislation were appropriate.

  
Anti-Social motoring in Cushendall, especially in High StreetWe have revised our patrol patterns to mean we are spending more time in this area, we have stopped vehicles and given advice where appropriate and prosecution at other times.   We are also working closely with our local Roads Policing Unit and Department of Vehicle and Transport Agency to remove some of these vehicles from the roads.


Theft in the rural area

We have increased our patrols, using assistance from crime teams, TSG’s and Road Policing units where possible. We are maximising our Scene examination to gain all evidence to catch the offenders. These actions have decreased the thefts and hopefully will continue to do so. We have also set up a rural text system and mark farm trailers.

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Details of Neighbourhood Watch / Residents groups / DPP

We do not currently have any neighbourhood watch areas in Cushendall

If you would like further information on the creation of a Neighbourhood Watch Scheme for your area please contact Inspector Bryan Hume, Bridgeen Butler CSP or Adrian proctor DPP (see Get Involved).

Councillor Thompson is our main supporter for this and is currently working on a scheme in Cushendall, please contact him to support his actions and seek advice.   Councillor Thompson can be contacted on: 07541 115105 or cllrcthompson@moyle-council.org


If you are interested in setting up a community group of any sort and want advice please contact Sergeant Lorraine Connor

Page Last Updated: 16th May 2012

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