Meet your Liverpool Street Transport Hub
Team
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Sergeant
James Tyrrell
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PC James Allingham
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PC John Crane
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PC Liz Dales
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PC John Felicien
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PCSO Eve Annor-Cole
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PCSO Mihaela Marin
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PCSO Chantelle Lundy
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PCSO Phillip Winslow
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PCSO Sima Ghafoor
(Sima also speaks Urdu, Punjabi and Hindi)
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PCSO Steven Bright
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PCSO Allan Barker
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Current Neighbourhood Policing priorities as
agreed by the Liverpool Street Station community at our
PACT Meetings on 17 February 2012
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1.
Antisocial Behaviour in Public Toilets
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Police Actions
This PSP was raised at our PACT
Meeting on 17 February 2012 as part of a joint
working initiative with Network Rail and
Greater Anglia.
As part of this PSP we are doing
the following:
- The Liverpool Street NPT is working in partnership with
Network Rail and the City of London Police to proactively patrol in
and around the toilets at key times. The aim of these
patrols is to provide an increased visible deterrent.
- We are conducting a number of plain clothed operations to
tackle this policing issue. We are not able to provide dates and
times for ongoing operations as this would affect operational
effectiveness.
Latest Update 29/03/2012
This PSP
was opened at the PACT Meeting on 17 February 2012
and will be reviewed at the next PACT Meeting on
19 April 2012.
Increased police and
Network Rail patrols are now in place in and around the public
toilets which aims to deter anti social behaviour.
Since we started this PSP we have
had no recorded crimes in relation to this offence type in the
public toilets.
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| 2. Integration of "Making
Travel Safer" Officer’s Patrolling Barrier Lines
with NPT Officer's |
Police Actions
This PSP was raised at our PACT
Meeting on 17 February 2012 as part of a joint
working initiative with Network Rail and
Greater Anglia.
As part of this PSP we are doing
the following:
- The Liverpool Street NPT is working in partnership with
Greater Anglia to proactively patrol the barrier lines
at key times. The aim of these patrols is to provide an
increased visible deterrent to staff assaults, fare evasion and
public order offences.
- We are conducting a number of high
visibility operations to tackle this policing issue. We are
not able to provide dates and times for ongoing operations as this
would affect operational effectiveness.
Latest Update 29/03/2012
This PSP
was opened at the PACT Meeting on 17 February 2012
and will be reviewed at the next PACT Meeting on
19 April 2012.
We now have daily joint
briefings with the Making Travel Safer Officers to ensure they are
aware of any policing issues which may concern then.
Our patrol stategies have been
ammended to provide additional patrols at peak time on the barrier
lines - the aim being to provide reassurance to the Making
Travel Safer Officers and to reduce the possibility
of staff assaults.
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| 3. Operation Spider Web
joint operations with BTP London Underground and City of
London Police (Reduction in Theft of Passenger
Property) |
Police
Actions
This PSP was raised at our PACT Meeting on 22 June
2011 as part of a joint working initiative with London Underground
Area BTP and the City of London Police.
As part of this PSP we are doing the
following:
Holding regular crime reduction events
with joint agencies, in order to raise awareness of theft and crime
reduction.
The Liverpool Street NPT is working in
partnership with London Underground Area BTP and the City of London
Police to proactively patrol in and around Liverpool Street
Station. The aim of these patrols is to provide an increased
visible deterrent.
We are conducting a number of plain
clothed operations to tackle this policing issue. We are not able
to provide dates and times for ongoing operations as this would
affect operational effectiveness.
Latest Update 29/03/2012
This PSP was opened at the PACT Meeting
on 17 February 2012 and will be reviewed at the next
PACT Meeting on 19 April 2012.
Our patrol stategies have been
ammended to provide additional patrols at the Hamilton Hall
Public House and sit down eateries within the
station which seasonally see increases in theft in
the Spring and Summer.
As part of our patrols the
Liverpool Street NPT recently arrested a male for pick-pocketing on
the Central Line, London Underground. The male was found guilty in
court and was sentenced to 10 weeks imprisonment.
Details of Operation Spider Web
events are listed in "Upcoming Events" (see below).
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Stations we cover
Click on a station from
this team for detailed crime information (opens in a new
window).
Upcoming
events
Police And
Community Together (PACT) Meeting
Thursday 19
April 2012 at 10am, Ashbee House, Platform 10, Liverpool
Street Railway Station
You are invited to attend a public
meeting that will shape problem solving and influence the way we
police your neighbourhood in the future. Your opinions are
important to us, please let us know what is important to you in
your neighbourhood. Ashbee House is located in a non-public part of
the station -should you wish to attend please visit Station
Reception on Platform 10 before the meeting and an
Officer from the Neighbourhood Policing Team will take you to the
location.
Operation Spider
Web - Theft of Passenger Property Crime Reduction Events
1, 2, 22 and 23 April 2012, Main Concourse, Liverpool
Street Railway Station, 7am to 10am and 4pm to 7pm
The Liverpool Street Neighbourhood Policing Team will be holding
a number of crime reduction stands over the month of April in
relation to Operation Spider Web. Operation Spider Web is a
pan-London drive to reduce theft of passenger property.
Please come along and speak to our officers who will be on hand
to give crime reduction advice on how best to look after your
property when travelling on the rail network.
Passenger
Surgery
The Liverpool Street Neighbourhood
Policing Team will be holding a number of Passenger
Surgeries over the coming months.
These surgeries are designed to
give passengers an opportunity to talk directly with the Team at
Liverpool Street about areas of concern or ideas for
improvement.
Effective engagement with our
passengers is vital if we are to fully understand their issues and
concerns. We encourage the travelling public to come and
speak with us to discuss any issues they may have.
The Passenger Surgeries
will take place at the front counter of the Liverpool
Street Neighbourhood Policing Team Office,
Platform 10, Liverpool Street Station from 11:00 to 13:00 hours on
the first Wednesday of each month.
The dates and times for the
Passenger Surgeries are as follows:
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Wednesday 4 April 2012 between 11am and 1pm
- Wednesday 2 May 2012
between 11am and 1pm
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Wednesday 6 June 2012 between 11am and 1pm
Conflict
Management Training
This training is available for
members of Network Rail and the train staff which is delivered by
the British Transport Police to enable train staff to
deal with conflict management.
The course aims to:
- Discuss and address personal experiences of violence.
- Identify non-verbal indicators of aggression and be aware of
such in ourselves and others.
- Identify the verbal indicators of aggression.
- Discuss diffusion techniques for managing aggressive
behaviour.
- Identify the Law and levels of aggression.
The course agenda
also includes:
- What is conflict?
- Tools of the trade
- What conflict means to you and the public
- Clear clarification on what can and cannot be done in a staff
assault incident
- Brief on the use of spit-kits
- Reflective- what you do/how you deal with the public
This course is available to Train
Operating Companies and Network Rail, if you would like to book the
course or further details please get in touch.
Recent events
Cycle Crime Operation
- Cycle Marking and Registration
The Neighbourgood Policing Team
conducted a Cycle Marking and Resgistration Scheme on
23 November 2011, Liverpool Street Railway Station (Main
Cycle Rack - Platform 10) from 7am to 10am
During this event over 200 cycles were tagged
and over 300 members of public were given crime reduction
advice.
Please come and see us for crime reduction
advice. There will be more dates added soon - if you wish to be
notified when new dates are set please contact us (see end of
page).
Reduction in Begging and Antisocial Behaviour
Operation - "Operation Crockett"
High Visibility Antisocial Behaviour Operation - Operation
Crockett, Ongoing monthly patrols - 7pm to midnight,
Liverpool Street Railway Station:
The Liverpool Street Neighbourhood
Policing Team has been involved in a joint agency a
police engagement to tackle late night alcohol based
antisocial behaviour, begging, illegal sales and vagrancy in and
around the station. PC Nick Dipper has been appointed as
the Liverpool Street Neighbourhood Policing Team's
Liaison Officer for matters in relation to vagrancy, begging
and homelessness in and around Liverpool Street
Station. PC Dipper can be contacted on the Teams e
mail address and/or telephone number (see below contact
details).
Police And Community
Together (P.A.C.T) Meeting
Friday 22 November 2011 at 3pm, Ashbee
House, Platform 10, Liverpool Street Railway Station
This meeting was attended by
Network Rail, BTP and National Express.
Newsletters
January to March
2012
October to
December 2011
**Next quarterly
Newsletter will be out in June 2012**
Liverpool Street
Station Train Operating Companies (TOCs)
Please find below links to external
websites for our TOC's at Liverpool Street:
Greater Anglia
London
Underground
Liverpool Street
Station Facilities, Maps and useful Links/Contact Numbers
Network Rail
Get in touch, stay in touch
