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WEST BRIDGFORD POLICE STATION Loughborough Rd West Bridgford, <strong>NG2</strong> 7FA Neighbourhood Policing Insp. Inspector Robert Lawton Neighbourhood Policing Sgt. Sgt 2302 Sarah Merrall 101 Ext 310 2302 WEST BRIDGFORD TEAM PC 3380 James Clayton Tel: 101 ext: 310 3380 How police keep thousands safe on nights out An estimated 40,000 people descend on Nottingham every weekend to enjoy the city’s nightlife and a mix of Nottinghamshire Police teams are tasked with keeping them safe. PC 2760 Usman Tambu Tel: 101 ext: 310 2760 PCSO 9651 Lisa Bee Tel: 07525 226404 PCSO 8094 Jane Barker Tel: 07702 141575 PCSO 9819 Vee Mawer Tel: 07702 141778 PCSO 4781 Jodie Turner Tel: 07824 457222 PC 2395 Matt Holden Tel: 101 ext: 310 2395 PC 3180 Rob Archer Tel: 101 ext: 310 3180 Visit us online: www.nottinghamshire.police.uk Email: Rushcliffe.northpa@nottinghamshire. pnn.police.uk Find us on Facebook Find your Safer Neighbourhoods team by entering your postcode on the homepage of www.nottinghamshire.police.uk From dealing with drunken fights to hen parties asking for a ‘selfie’, policing Nottingham’s night-time economy swings and fluctuates like no other shift. One minute officers find themselves engaging with excited groups on a fun night out. The next they are bundling a suspect into the back of a police van following a violent incident at a nearby bar. They are long shifts – 8pm to 6am on a Saturday night – and the all-embracing aim of the policing teams is to ensure people can enjoy a safe night out. Occasionally this will require taking someone into custody. But most of the time officers will simply be patrolling the streets, engaging with revellers and providing help and assistance where needed. It’s why Sergeant Richard Tiernan, of the city centre neighbourhood policing team, enjoys policing the night-time economy. “Ultimately it’s policing in its purest form,” he said. “You’re out there and doing what you joined up for, which is keeping people safe. “People have perceptions of what policing the night-time economy is like but you do get some rewarding jobs. The other night we talked someone down from the roof of a car park who was having a mental health crisis.” Working to a rota, the weekend nighttime team consists of up to 15 police constables, two sergeants and one inspector, but there are also response officers, armed officers and the dog unit on standby, ready to deal with any major incidents. Managing the night-time economy involves a huge amount of planning and Nottinghamshire Police works in partnership with many organisations including Nottingham City Council, East Midlands Ambulance Service, St John’s Ambulance, the University of Nottingham and Nottingham Trent University to keep revellers safe. Police also work with door staff, pub managers, street pastors and community protection officers employed by the council. But regardless of how much planning and work goes into policing the nighttime economy, much will depend on the weather gods. Rain means revellers will go straight home, but dry weather means they will remain in the city after the pubs and clubs have closed. Nottinghamshire Police is also continuing to encourage local residents to sign up to Nottinghamshire Alert so they can have direct engagement with the force and its partners around issues that matter to them. To sign up to Nottinghamshire Alert visit: https://www.nottinghamshirealert. co.uk/
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