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LOCAL POLICING PLAN 2009-12
Our latest Local Policing Plan is now online.

 

Policing MattersLOCAL POLICING SUMMARIES

 

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POLICING PLEDGE

The Policing Pledge tells communities the minimum standard of service they can expect from the police and applies to all police forces across the country ensuring they work to a national standard while still focusing on local priorities.

The Police Authority fully endorses and supports the implementation of the Policing Pledge. We understand how important it is for the communities we serve to know what to expect from their police force.

Read the Policing Pledge on Northumbria Police's website

LOCAL POLICING TEAMS

Northumbria Police Authority alongside the Police Force are committed to making your neighbourhood a safer place to live in, work in and visit. Your area has a dedicated Neighbourhood Police Team which is made up of police officers, police community support officers and special constables.

Follow this link If you want more information about you Neighbourhood Police Team on such things as:

  • Contact Details
  • Dates and times of meetings
  • the local neighbourhood pledge and local priorities; and
  • how a member of the public can take action, such as report crime.

Visit the Local Policing Teams page on the Northumbria Police website


Latest News

Northumbria’s ‘excellent’ report card
See more information on Northumbria Police rated 'excellent' by HM Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC).

Local Survey Results
See the local Survey Results from the latest police and partners local survey.
(survey conducted between October and December 2009).

Northumbria Police Authority annual conference
Read the Chair of the Authority's speech.

Police Authority Eases Burden on Council Tax Payers

Meeting Dates 2009-2010

Local Groups Benefit From Funding Vote

Appointment of Independent Members

Information Pack now online

 

Crime in Northumbria is falling

The total number of crimes in Northumbria for 2008/09 is 105,458 compared to 109,233 in 2007/08.

From 2009-12 our objectives will be:

• Improve performance in acquisitive and volume crime.
• Address alcohol and youth related crime and disorder.
• Provide effective local policing to address neighbourhood concerns and improve the quality of service delivery.
• Reduce the harm caused by serious and organised crime.
• Provide effective protective services.
• Work in partnership to deliver a more effective, transparent and responsive Criminal justice system for victims and the public.
• Make best use of resources to maintain operational performance whilst delivering the Value for Money Strategy.

Budget 2009 – 2010
£298.965m (net)

Police Officers
Police Officers –  4100
Police Staff– 2147

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