SAFER NEIGHBOURHOODS.....
SHOOTERS HILL SAFER NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICE TEAM
The Shooters Hill Safer Neighbourhood Police Team was established in April 2006. The team has experienced significant changes in personnel over the years and in April 2010 the team comprises of:
• Sergeant Barry Edge
• PC Fiona Genovese
• PC Richard Sale
• PC Darren Culverwell
• PCSO Kevin Denney
• PCSO Adam Kear
• PCSO Giles Balestrini
• PCSO Russell Chapple
The team is responsible for policing the Shooters Hill and Woolwich Common areas, as displayed on this map. At least 80% of their time is spent visibly working in our communities to tackle our policing priorities.
The team's priorities are discussed and agreed on a regular basis at Ward Panel Meetings attended by local community representatives, Ward Councillors and guest speakers.
Their approach is to provide a personal service, getting to know the individuals that live within our communities, listening to our issues - all to help deliver long-term solutions.
The team is located at 31 Herbert Road, Woolwich and can be contacted by telephone, mobile, email and face-to-face. However, as the team are not a 24/7 service and work shift patterns, if you wish to provide information about a police issue that is not urgent, email is the best way to reach them:
Email: shootershill.snt@met.police.uk
Mobile (local rates apply): 020 8649 3540, Office: 020 8855 7379
For details about the team's 'street surgeries' and more information,
visit: http://www.met.police.uk/teams/greenwich/shootershill
Don't forget - if the matter is urgent and taking place now, dial 999
For non-emergencies dial 0300 123 1212
They are governed by the Metropolitan Police Authority 'Policing Pledge'. This is the Met Police's promise to the public and includes core commitments such as:
- Treat you fairly, with dignity and respect
- Work with you to keep you and your neighbourhood safe from harm
- Respond to every message to the Safer Neighbourhood Team within 24 hours
- Aim to answer 999 calls within 10 seconds, and non-emergency calls within 30 seconds
For more information on the Policing Pledge call 020 7230 4737
or visit: http://www.met.police.uk/contacts/policing_pledge.htm