Local policing
West Mercia is split into five local policing areas: Herefordshire, Shropshire, North Worcestershire, South Worcestershire and Telford and Wrekin.
The local policing teams include local CID investigations, response teams and Safer Neighbourhood Teams. Your local Safer Neighbourhood Team is your first point of call to raise issues in your community.
Follow the links below to find your local Safer Neighbourhood Team, with updates from your local area and details of who to contact.
Not sure which Safer Neighbourhood Team covers your area? Click here to enter your postcode and find out.
Herefordshire
Policing in Herefordshire is led by Superintendent Sue Thomas. The local policing teams work hard to ensure it remains a low crime area and a safe place to live, work and visit.
Hereford City Southside and Rural
Shropshire
The Shropshire Policing Area serves a population of over 306,000 people and a geographical area of 3,487 square kilometres. The area is made up of a number of market towns spread across a large rural expanse. Policing is currently led by T/Superintendant Mo Lansdale.
Bishops Castle and Craven Arms Rural
Church Stretton and Craven Arms
Shrewsbury Rural North and District
Shrewsbury Rural South and West
North Worcestershire
The North Worcestershire policing area serves a population of approximately 270,000 living in the 3 Districts of Bromsgrove, Redditch and Wyre Forest. This is a diverse geographical and multi-cultural area with many new and emerging communities. Policing is led by Superintendent Stacey Williamson.
Oldington, Foley and Sutton Park
South Worcestershire
Policing across South Worcestershire is led by Superintendent Damian Pettit. The local policing teams cover Worcester City Centre, and a wider, more rural area.
Droitwich Town East and Rural East
Droitwich Town West and Rural West
Evesham Town North and Rural South
Evesham Town South and Rural West
Pershore Rural South and Rural North
Telford and Wrekin
The Telford & Wrekin policing area serves a population of 162,100 across some diverse and emerging communities. Policing is led by Superintendent Tom Harding.
