Meet your Neighbourhood Policing Team
PCSO for Steyning – Tracy Bicknell
email: tracy.bicknell@sussex.pnn.police.uk
Steyning, Upper Beeding and Bramber Wardens –
John Sampson (07734 387888) and Alison Page (07734 387889)
email: SBUB.wardens@horsham.gov.uk
Based within the community, our neighbourhood wardens work alongside partner agencies to improve the quality of life for everyone and promote community cohesion and resilience. The wardens undertake a number of activities, including enforcement to community development.
The wardens can help the community in the following ways:
- Provide a reassuring, uniformed patrolling presence.
- Provide an efficient eyes and ears service aimed at reducing fear of crime and improving the quality of life.
- Deal with environmental crime issues, notably dog fouling and littering, and help to preserve the environment.
- Reduce incidents of criminal damage and antisocial behaviour by taking enforcement action where necessary, including issuing Fixed Penalty Notices, or referring to the police.
- Support the community by encouraging the establishment of activities for young people.
- Support vulnerable members of the community by preventing isolation.
- Offer advice on crime prevention and fire safety in the home.
- Work in partnership with other agencies to help benefit the community. Act as professional witnesses.
The wardens are not:
- A replacement for the police
- An emergency service or response team
- A 24/7 service. There will be times when no wardens are on duty
- A care service. The neighbourhood wardens are able to signpost elderly and vulnerable people to relevant agencies
- Parking wardens. The neighbourhood wardens cannot issue parking tickets
Crime and anti-social behaviour should be reported to the police on 101. In an emergency, always call 999.
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