Radipole & Preston & Sutton Poyntz
Find your neighbourhood
Hi and welcome to Radipole Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) who cover Radipole, Preston and Sutton Poyntz.
We are a victim focussed team and work closely with partner agencies to help resolve the policing priorities of the local community.
To see our section priorities, please visit the Weymouth and Portland Homepage.
Please see below for our local priorities and actions taken towards them.
To meet us, see the local engagement events below or follow us on our local Facebook Page for the most up to date information.
Meet your local officers
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PCSO Kirsty Gatehouse
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PS Sam Goom
Local priorities
(last reviewed February 2019)
1) Support the most vulnerable members of the community.
Please contact us or come to an engagement event to tell us your concerns.
You said - we did
This section is for us to share some of the daily work we do on your behalf.
You said
There had been an increase in rogue traders in the area offering to do work on properties such as cleaning gutters or driveways.
We did
We increased patrols in the area and promoted our crime prevention advice including how to keep your family gold safe. This information is available under Help, Advice & Crime Prevention at the top of this page.
Get involved
Speak with the team at one of the following local events.
Retrieving meeting schedule
Frequently Asked Questions
Complaints about vehicle obstruction and parking should be referred to Dorset County Council
The Weymouth and Portland dog warden is responsible for handling and kennelling stray dogs, promoting responsible ownership and enforcing bye-laws. Dog fouling and stray/lost dogs can be reported to Weymouth and Portland Borough Council.
Advice on dealing with noisy neighbours and noise complaints are the responsibility of the local authority
News
More News >- Update regarding body recovered at Portland Port
Thursday 07 February 2019 - Man who robbed bookmakers at knifepoint jailed
Tuesday 05 February 2019 - More than £58,000 worth of drugs and cash has been seized by Dorset Police during a crackdown week on suspected ‘county lines’ dealers.
Monday 04 February 2019
Your inspector
Inspector Barry Gosling
Your local station
Weymouth Police Station
Radipole Lane
Chickerell
Weymouth
DT4 9WW
Telephone: 101 for non-emergency calls. In an emergency please call 999.
If you know who you want to speak to at a station, ask for them by name and station and staff will check for you and connect you if they are available or take a message.
Front counter opening hours
Monday to Friday 8am-5:30pm
Saturday 9am-1pm & 2pm-4:30pm
Sunday – Closed
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Radipole & Preston & Sutton Poyntz
Neighbourhood Policing Team
PCSO Kirsty Gatehouse
PS Sam Goom
What we do
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: Weymouth Police Station Radipole Lane Chickerell Weymouth DT4 9WW.
In an emergency
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.
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www.dorset.police.uk
