Lutterworth and Villages Police 

Sgt Iain Wakelam

iain.wakelam@leics.police.uk

PC 2872 James Day

james.day1@leics.police.uk

PC 2192 Paul Farrar

paul.farrar@leicestershire.pnn.police.uk

PC 2178 Malc Roberts

malcolm.roberts@leics.police.uk

PCSO 6056 Jay Bellamy

jay.bellamy@leics.police.uk

PCSO 6147 Caroline Charlesworth                  

caroline.charlesworth@leics.police.uk

 

Useful sources of information

You can follow the Police and the Community Safety Partnership on our Twitter and facebook feeds:

@LPHarborough

@LPLutterworth

@HarbCSP

https://www.facebook.com/HDCSP/

https://www.facebook.com/lutterworthpolice/

https://www.facebook.com/marketharboroughpolice/

https://www.harborough.gov.uk/communitysafety

https://www.police.uk/leicestershire/NR40/crime/

Victims of Crime and Anti-social Behaviour can contact Victim First directly for support, those reporting a crime to the police can also be given a referral.         http://victimfirst.org/

You can now report a crime online if it is not happening at that moment – please call 999 for crimes in progress.

 https://leics.police.uk/report-online

You can also report crimes anonymously to Crimestoppers

www.crimestoppers.org

0800 555 111

The Community Safety Team at HDC can be contacted on

communitysafety@harborough.gov.uk

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In an emergency always call 999; for example if:

  • life is in danger or someone is seriously injured
  • someone is using violence or there is an immediate threat of violence
  • a crime is in progress or an offender has been disturbed at the scene
  • serious damage to property is being caused or could be caused
  • a road traffic collision has happened and someone is hurt or there is a danger to other road users
  • an immediate police response is necessary

Anti-social behaviour

If you witness anti-social behaviour you should ring the police on 101.  If however you, or others, are being personally threatened then you should ring 999.  You should also report any incidents of anti-social behaviour to the Parish Council clerk.ullesthorpe@gmail.com

To report crimes etc online click here

The Harborough District Council Community Safety Partnership also provides information about how to deal with different types of anti-social behaviour.  You can find out more information by clicking here.  You can also follow the Community Safety Partnership on Facebook  and Twitter