Avon and Somerset Constabulary

Bristol district > Trinity neighbourhood area > Easton beat

Easton beat is a mixture of council, privately owned and privately rented dwellings occupied by a diverse multi-cultural society. Commercial shops are mainly contained within the Stapleton and St Marks Road area. Also the Easton Business Centre has a number of light industrial units.

In addition to the usual modes of public transport, the beat is also serviced by rail with a local station at Stapleton Road.

More information

Local Authority

Bristol City Council

Nearest police stations

Trinity Road police station
Newfoundland Road police station (1.1 miles)
New Bridewell police station (1.7 miles)

Get involved

Stay informed by e-mail

Easton beat news

Three arrested and weapons seized at Easton addresses
In the early hours of Wednesday 11 August, officers from the Bristol drugs team and the Easton neighbourhood police team carried out successful warrants at two addresses in Easton :-
A small blue dot ADDED: 12/08/2010 10:16

Good result for local youths in football friendly match with Police!
On Saturday 7 August 2010 a team of local Somali youths took on the police in a friendly football match at the City Academy on Russell Town Avenue, Redfield. PC Tom Gent scored a brilliant (and the only) goal for the police, bringing the final score to 7-1! The day was good natured and thoroughly enjoyed by everyone involved; it was the latest in a series of community spirited events in the area and it's hoped that these matches will become a regular event.
A small blue dot ADDED: 9/08/2010 11:38

More Easton beat news

Partners and Communities Together

Partners and Communities Together (PACT) gives you the opportunity to influence what happens in your neighbourhood. It is a mechanism whereby neighbourhood issues, identified through local meetings, are taken to a partnership panel, where courses of action are agreed. Find out more.

If you are unable to attend a meeting but would like to make your views known, please Register your local priorities.

Current public priorities

Agreed 8th July 2010

1. Drug dealing, Marsh Lane, Redfield.
2. Drug dealing, Ducie Road, Barton Hill.
3. Speeding cars in Westminster Road/Devon Road/Whitehall Road, Lower Easton.
4. Youths playing football in Bloy Street, Easton, causing damage.

View previous priorities

Next public meetings

All members of the public are welcome to attend

9 September 2010 at 6:00 PM lasting 2 hours and 30 minutes (In 6 days)

at Barton Hill Settlement main hall, 41-43 Ducie Road, Lawrence Hill, Bristol BS5 0AX.

11 October 2010 at 6:00 PM lasting 2 hours and 30 minutes (In 38 days)

at (venue to be confirmed)

20 January 2011 at 6:00 PM lasting 2 hours and 30 minutes (In 139 days)

at (venue to be confirmed)

You can contact your neighbourhood team if you wish to have the opportunity to meet with them prior to the next meeting date

Bristol district and Trinity neighbourhood area news

A black and white computer generated image of man with a bald head

Police appeal for information to identify man following sexual assault (Bristol)
A small blue dot ADDED: 2/09/2010 16:28

Appeal after duty-free goods stolen (Avonmouth)
A small blue dot ADDED: 2/09/2010 13:28

Arrested man released on bail (Bath)
(Melanie Hall murder investigation - Bath man arrested)
A small red dot UPDATED: 1/09/2010 16:08

Offenders brought to justice

Burglary and theft

Name: Anthony Clemmings

Robbery

Name: Obdihamid Omar

Supplying drugs

Name: O'Neil Smart

Noticeboard

Child-Safe Seminar dates
Child-Safe is a registered international charity which aims to encourage children and young people to participate in travel, sport, community groups and specific school programmes :-

Neighbourhood Watch newsletter (Bristol)
Download the latest edition of the Newsletter here.

Neighbourhood Newsletter (Trinity)
Download your local Neighbourhood Newsletter for Summer 2010 here.

East Central Bristol - Summer Holiday activities 2010
Providers from East Central Bristol have organised a range of childcare and summer holiday activities for children and young people. For more information: Download booklet.

Avon Fire & Rescue Service
Avon Fire & Rescue Service (AF&RS) provides emergency and protection services to the communities of Bath and North East Somerset, Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire. Visit their website at www.avonfire.gov.uk/Avon/.

Personal safety advice (Bristol)
On foot / Cars / Car parks / Public transport / Taxis / Suzy Lamplugh Trust website :-

Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults (Bristol)
What can you do if you know or think a vulnerable adult is being abused? What's happening in Bristol to stop abuse?

Neighbourhood team

A photo of Julie Bowle Inspector Julie Bowle
Neighbourhood Team Inspector

A photo of Andrew Whelpton Sergeant Andrew Whelpton
Neighbourhood Police Team Sergeant

A photo of Richard Aspinall Constable Richard Aspinall
Neighbourhood Beat Manager

A photo of David Bane David Bane
Police Community Support Officer

A photo of Hayley Bickford Hayley Bickford
Police Community Support Officer

Nick Roberts
PCSO Support

Contacting officers

To contact our officers online select their name above, we aim to respond within 24 hours; alternatively call 0845 456 7000.

Please note: Messages sent to any members of this team will go into a shared e-mail box, rather than directly to that person.

Neighbourhood watch information

Elaine Collingwood
Neighbourhood Watch Administrator

Diversity and Recruitment

Cliff Spence
Diversity and Recruitment

Wanted

Image of man with short dark hair and tanned/dark skin.

Rape

Can you help us find Karwan Mahammad, who we think may be able to help with our enquiries in connection with the rape of a female under 16 years of age over a six year period.

Image of a man with receding hairline, wearing a black T shirt.

Burglary

Can you help us identify two men who we think may be able to help with our enquiries into a case of burglary which occurred between 3.40pm and 11.59pm on 26 July 2010 at a house in Gable Road, Easton, Bristol?

Volunteer Recruitment

Volunteering
Ever thought about volunteering with the police?