Abington and Phippsville
Welcome to Northamptonshire Neighbourhood Alert
Find out what's happening in your area and keep in touch with Northamptonshire Police, its partners, and our emergency services through our free messaging service.
The Neighbourhood Alert messaging system enables residents, businesses and community groups to keep in touch with local policing teams. You can choose to receive updates on crimes, latest information on on-going incidents and learn more about what events are being planned in your area. You can also respond to messages to ask questions or give feedback to your local policing team.
You're invited to sign up and become a registered recipient of messages relevant to the area where you live or work.
We also offer you the opportunity to choose the type of messages you wish to receive.
We would really like to hear from you so why not ask your family, friends and colleagues to register too? Let’s get talking!
Please note that this service is not for reporting crimes or incidents – to make a report please contact Northamptonshire Police via the Home | Northamptonshire Police (northants.police.uk) or alternatively by dialling 101. Please remember if there is a crime in progress or someone’s life is in danger dial 999.
Northampton St George, Abington and Phippsville NN3 Team
Ellie Barton
PC
Nikki Brooks
Sgt
Naomi Coote
PCSO
Scott Farrant
Insp
Payal Govind
PC
Ryan Hook
PCSO
Hannah Nebbitt
Pc
Dan Noon
PC
James Scarsbrook
PCSO
Ishnoor Singh
PCSO
Anna Wyburn
Sgt
Northampton Kingsthorpe, Headlands & Boothville NN8 team
Jemma Barclay
PC
Nicole Bednarczyk
PCSO
Luke Cottle
PC
Jamie David
PC
Scott Farrant
Insp
Mark Foster
PCSO
Dan Freeman
PCSO
Payal Govind
PC
Christopher Hilton
PC
Charlotte Izzard
PC
Kathleen Jeffries
Sgt
Local Priority Issues
We regularly speak to local residents to establish what issues they may be experiencing in their area. We set up to three local priorities for each policing area three times a year. These are based on local crime statistics, information from partner agencies and feedback from the community via our local priorities survey.
The word cloud below represents the issues that local residents have recently highlighted in the survey as priorities for their area (including some that say "I have no issues").
Word clouds are graphical representations of word frequency that give greater prominence to words that appear more frequently. The larger the word in the visual below the more common the word was in the survey.
Your feedback is important and the more we get, the better we can understand and deal with the issues raised. Please click on the button below to have your say on local issues. Please do share your feedback every few months so we can be sure we have your currentviews.
Local Priority Issues
We regularly speak to local residents to establish what issues they may be experiencing in the area.
To have your say on local issues, please click on the button below to complete a short survey.
Latest Alerts
Safety Advice
Dear Resident below you will find some crime prevention and home safety advice. Please continu...
Drug Dealing
Dear Residents, Are you concerned about DRUGS And DRUG DEALING where you live? if so please email ...
Theft of Bicycle Wellingborough Road
Dear Resident(s) Theft of Bicycle Saracen Killy Flyer elite (as shown in Image) Location Wellingb...
Free Push bike Security Marking
If you'd like members of the local Neighbourhoods policing team to attend your Cycling group/communi...
Free bike marking
We will be at Weston Favell shopping Centre until 8pm this evening. FREE bike marking
Anti-social Behaviour
Dear Residents, We have been receiving Complaints of antisocial behaviour in and around the area o...
Items being thrown at vehicles A43 Brackley.
We are investigating an incident where individual's were seen to be throwing items from the Turwesto...
Upcoming Events
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