Bournemouth Campus Police
**** Please note we have recently changed the teams name from Universities Neighbourhood Policing Team to Bournemouth Campus Police on all online accounts to bring them in line with the other force accounts ****
We are Sergeant Guy Nicholas, PC Kev Miller & PCSO Sam Venner and we are responsible for community policing for Bournemouth University and Arts University Bournemouth.
We can be seen patrolling the two universities' campuses on a regular basis. Please feel free to stop us for a chat. We also work very closely with our colleagues from the Winton, Charminster and Lansdowne NPTs because they cover the areas where the majority of the town’s students live and spend their time.
We have a Police Office on Campus. If you have any community safety concerns or would like to speak to one of us in person, come and see us in Room T108, Talbot House, Bournemouth University’s Talbot Campus. We also have a presence on social media where we would welcome you to follow up so you can keep up to date with what’s going on within your own and the wider community.
Please note, our mail box and social media site is not constantly monitored so if a crime is in progress or life is in danger, please dial 999 or 101 for non-emergency.
****************** CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) RESPONSE ******************
With the current situation, we are focusing our efforts on high visibility patrols in key areas. We will be challenging people we come across in line with Government legislation along with supporting the most vulnerable within our communities. Please follow Government guidelines and advice from the NHS to help keep yourself and others safe
Meet your local officers

Sam Venner PCSO 7125

Kevin Miller PC 2931

Guy Nicholas PS 1644
Get involved
Speak with the team at one of the following local events.
Local Priorities
Student noise complaints
Issue Date: 02/02/2021
Bournemouth Campus Police are working closely with Environmental Health Officers from BCP (Council) to educate students around noise related issues. This problem includes parties and persistent loud music which is effecting both student residents and the wider community.
Action Date: 01/04/2021
Covid Compliance
Issue Date: 02/02/2021
We are working in partnership with, Bournemouth University (BU), Arts University Bournemouth (AUB) and BCP (Council) to reduce Covid related incidents within student Halls of Residence and Private Accommodation. This is done by using our ‘4 E’s’ – Engage with students, Explain the rules and Encourage compliance. We will use Enforcement when appropriate. Everyone has a social responsibility to stick within the rules to prevent the further spread of the virus. We cannot tolerate people deliberately flouting the rules and putting other people's lives in danger.
Action Date: 01/04/2021
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Neighbourhood Policing Team



Neighbourhood policing improves the quality of life within Dorset communities. Working together with partner agencies and problem-solving with local people and groups, we will target the policing issues that matter most in your area.
Get in touch with us today to raise any issues you have and to find out what priorities we are currently working on. This is your chance to influence the service that the police, and our partners, provide.
You can contact us via the Dorset Police website or social media, where we also promote upcoming meetings and events. We are based at: Bournemouth Central Police Station.
The Neighbourhood Policing Team works with colleagues across Dorset Police, but does not respond to emergency calls. If a crime is in progress or life is in danger, always dial 999 immediately, so we can help you as quickly as possible.