1. Chester le Street Cohesion Unit Newsletter
Summer 2017
Your local Cohesion Officers is Lesley Hunter. She works within the community supporting victims of Hate Crime and provides crime prevention advice to victims of crime. Lesley attends many community groups and events to engage with residents and support vulnerable people. If you would like Lesley to attend your group or would like to get in touch regarding advice; please get in touch on the below or by contacting telephone no. 101

2. Introducing Your Local Neighbourhood Policing Team
Chester le Street Cohesion Unit Newsletter
Summer 2017
Introducing Your Local Neighbourhood Policing Team
Inspector David Coxon
Team 1
Sgt Mel Sutherland
PC Mark Ferry
PC Paul Gooden
PC Dave Taylor
PC Samantha Nicholson
PCSO Adrian Richards
PCSO Christine Taylor
PCSO Connor Wood
PCSO Janelle Taylor
PCSO Brian Donnelly
Team 2
Sgt Mick Richardson
PC Norman Foster
PC Steven Brown
PC Dan Beardmore
PC Drew Hampton
PCSO Simon Walters
PCSO Phoebe Lambert
PCSO James Robson
PCSO Adam Wignal

3. Chester le Street Cohesion Unit Newsletter
Summer 2017
There have now been a number of terrible events happen in our Country over the last few weeks, Manchester and London. Durham is proud to stand with you and support you! We would like to pass on our thoughts to all of those involved in the attacks and to the families and friends effected.
As officers in the Cohesion Unit we have been out and about talking to our communities and offering support and reassurance. We have been to many local events, Community gatherings and general drop ins and walkabouts talking with and supporting communities. Some of our Durham Police have also been helping out in both areas effected by the tragedies.

4. Chester le Street Cohesion Unit Newsletter
Summer2017
15th-20th May was Dementia Awareness week at Beamish Museum. The team had a good time joining in with Beamish and the Alzheimer's Society staff as well as visitors from schools, care homes and anyone else that was around throughout the week.
There was singing, dancing and treasure hunts amongst the activities. The music included sessions from Singing for the Brain and some local folk music which the children from local schools taking part to entertain and enjoyed it very much.

5. Chester le Street Cohesion Unit Newsletter
Summer 2017
The Herbert Protocol has seen its first success after a man from Pelton who suffers from dementia went missing and
was quickly located. PC Steve Brown and PC Dan Beardmore from Pelton Neighbourhood Policing Team were able to quickly obtain personal information about the man, including his picture
and the places he was likely to go. Not only were the individual’s family free from stress and trauma, it also saved a huge amount of police time and resources searching for him. The Herbert Protocol is a proactive tool to support vulnerable adults from going missing, but also to provide a systematic and joint community approach to locating them if they do. To sign up call 101 or

6. Chester le Street Cohesion Unit Newsletter
Summer2017
Do you have an allotment? If so why not get together with your fellow allotment members and join Allotment Watch today

7. Chester le Street Cohesion Unit Newsletter
Summer 2017
Theft from Motor Vehicles

8. Chester le Street Cohesion Unit Newsletter
Summer 2017
Remember to follow these simple tips to avoid loosing your garden property. Property marking pens are available free from Chester le Street Police Office.

9. Chester le Street Cohesion Unit Newsletter
Summer 2017

10. Chester le Street Cohesion Unit Newsletter
Summer 2017