Safer Neighbourhoods Police Ward Panel Meetings
Informal meetings • Raise concerns • Share information
Ward panel meetings are informal quarterly meetings where our safer neighbourhood police team, the council and residents from the South of the Borough neighbourhood come together to discuss issues in our area, share information and find solutions. Meetings include a report of local crime statistics and information on recent incidents and usually take place at the Safari Hotel, Chessington World of Adventures, Leatherhead Road, Chessington KT9 2NE.
When available, the presentation given at each meeting will be published on this page.
Please check your Dates for your Diary page for the date of the next meeting.
Informal drop-ins
There are regular opportunities for residents to meet the police team that look after our local area. Find the dates, times and venues on the Dates for your Diary page.
Your Safer Neighbourhoods Team
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Chessington North and Hook Team
Oliver Shearer
Acting Police Sergeant
Lydia Hume
Police Constable
Connor Gaymer
Police Constable
Mohammad Arafat
Police Community Support Officer
07342 713970
ChessingtonNorth@met.police.uk
@MPSChessingtonN
Chessington South and Malden Rushett Team
Oliver Shearer
Acting Police Sergeant
Gabriella Nardin
Police Constable
Shawkat Al-Hakem
Police Community Support Officer
020 8721 2001
ChessingtonSouth@met.police.uk
@MPSChessingtonS
For crime prevention advice visit www.met.police.uk/cp/crime-prevention.
To find out what’s happening in your area, visit www.met.police.uk/area/your-area and enter your postcode.
How to report a crime
- In an emergency, call 999.
- In non-emergency situations, contact your local police station or call 101.
- If you wish to remain anonymous, you can report a crime to Crimestoppers on 0800 555111 or visit www.crimestoppers-uk.org
Antisocial Behaviour (ASB)
ASB affects our community in different ways. It can also be a crime. ASB can have a negative impact on residents’ lives, causing them to move and affecting their wellbeing. If you are affected by antisocial behaviour, you can report it in the ways listed above. You can also report it to Kingston Council. Don’t put up with it, report it so the police and council know about it and can do something about it.