Devon & Cornwall Police
Sidmouth Road, Middlemoor, Exeter EX2 7HQ
01392 420320 | Chief Constable Shaun Sawyer The Devon & Cornwall Police website publishes monthly Rural East Devon Police Newsletters. As of July 2022 the local Honiton policing team are: |
Insp Phil Gray (15764)
Sgt Matthew Beards (15294) PC Steve Mingo (17269) PC Jaz Trudgeon (17615) PCSO Darren England (30017) Email: darren.england@devonandcornwall.pnn.police.uk |
Please see below Police Informative documents and newsletters which PCSO England has issued. He is hoping to be able to get a newsletter out every quarter. He has also advised that Devon and Cornwall Police has a Youtube Channel which has some good videos on it around Rural Affairs.
There are currently videos on: Fuel and Battery Theft, Poaching, Fly Tipping, Rural Road Safety, Livestock Worrying, Illegal Off Road Riding, Equipment Theft.
Please follow your Rural Affairs Team or East Devon Police Team on Twitter.
You can check for crimes in your area by going to police.uk. Type your postcode or village in Find Your Local Area.
Remember to check on the Crime Map; this will show you crimes in your village/area. If you check 'Overview' it will show you all of rural Honiton crimes.
There are currently videos on: Fuel and Battery Theft, Poaching, Fly Tipping, Rural Road Safety, Livestock Worrying, Illegal Off Road Riding, Equipment Theft.
Please follow your Rural Affairs Team or East Devon Police Team on Twitter.
You can check for crimes in your area by going to police.uk. Type your postcode or village in Find Your Local Area.
Remember to check on the Crime Map; this will show you crimes in your village/area. If you check 'Overview' it will show you all of rural Honiton crimes.
Devon & Cornwall Police
Informative Documents Countryside Code Livestock Road Safety Livestock Worrying Livestock Dog Worrying |
Non Urgent Police Contact Number
Devon and Cornwall Police have introduced some time-saving and convenient options for contacting them for non-urgent matters. At times of high demand, which can vary day-to-day, our non-urgent call handlers are diverted onto the 999 lines. This can cause the 101 call-waiting time to increase. Demand also increases by around 35% in the summer months. |
We know many people today carry out lots of activities online that were previously done on the phone. Devon and Cornwall Police recognise some people don’t necessarily need to speak to someone. These new additional services are with those people in mind. This will also have the added benefit of freeing-up some capacity in the 101 number for those who don’t have internet access or who do need to speak to someone.