The "Beat Bus" in Daventry

The "beat bus" in Daventry, as well as in other Northamptonshire locations, refers to a mobile police office that allows officers to visit local communities and interact with residents. These "Neighbourhood Beat Buses" provide a space for people to meet with police officers and discuss local issues. They are part of Northamptonshire Police's effort to bring policing closer to the community and enhance community engagement. 


Purpose:

  • To bring policing closer to communities and increase accessibility.
  • To provide a space for residents to interact with local police officers.
  • To discuss issues, concerns, and ideas related to local policing.
  • To promote crime prevention and safety awareness. 

How it works:

  • The Beat Bus is a mobile office that is equipped to allow officers to conduct community engagement. 
  • Officers visit various locations, such as community centres, libraries, and local businesses. 
  • They engage with residents, listen to their concerns, and provide information and support. 

Benefits:

  • Increased community engagement and trust.
  • Improved communication between the police and the public.
  • Greater awareness of local policing initiatives and services.
  • More opportunities for residents to report issues and share their perspectives.


Officers from the local neighbourhood policing team will be holding community surgeries on the dates and times at the following locations:


Thursday 15th May – Daventry

10.30am to 11.30am – Near Village Hall, Welton

12 Midday to 1pm – Main Street, Ashby St Ledgers

2.30pm to 3.30pm – Near Village Hall, Watford

 

Friday 16th May – Daventry Rural

2pm to 4pm – High Street, Pitsford

 

Thursday 29th May – Daventry

10.30am to 11.30am – The Green, Badby

12pm to 1pm – Near Fox & Hounds PH, Charwelton

2.30pm to 3.30pm – The Green, Newnham

 

The team will be on hand to listen to any concerns you have in your local community and to offer crime prevention advice.

Please come along to speak to your local officers about any issues of concern in your local community.

Everyone is welcome and it would be great to see you there.