PC Mick Bond,

Neighbourhood Specialist Officer,

Wivenhoe Neighbourhood Policing Team

Mick joined Essex Police in 1992.  He started his career in Colchester District and served in Mersea and Copford until 2000.  He then moved to Chelmsford District were he worked in Maldon, Boreham and Great Leighs where he worked as the NSO (Neighbourhood Specialist Officer).  He joined the Wivenhoe Neighbourhood Policing Team in October 2009. 

Mick works from Wivenhoe Police Station which covers both Wivenhoe town and the University of Essex.  His role involves dealing with and reducing crime, nuisance and disorder.  Neil is also involved in identifying local issues and tackling them.  His priorities are to ensure that Wivenhoe continues to enjoy it’s reputation a safe and pleasant place to live by reducing crime and anti-social behaviour.    

Mick can be contacted at Wivenhoe Police Station on 0300 333 4444 ext 438100 or on the Wivenhoe Police Mobile 07966 197245 or by email on wivenhoenpt@essex.pnn.police.uk

PCSO Louise Neville,

Police Community Support Officer,

Wivenhoe Neighbourhood Policing Team

Louise has been Wivenhoe’s Police Community Support Officer since 2005.  Initially she began at Ipswich Road Police Station but when Neighbourhood Policing was implemented in 2006 she moved to Wivenhoe Police Station. 

Louise’s role is to provide a visible and accessible police presence to the community of Wivenhoe town and the University of Essex.  She aims to improve the community’s quality of life and offer greater public reassurance.  Although she works along side PC Mick Bond Louise does not have the same powers as a Police Officer.  She works with partners, community organisations and businesses to address anti social behaviour and any other factors that will affect the quality of life for the community of Wivenhoe.  

Louise can be contacted at Wivenhoe Police Station on 0300 333 4444 ext 438130 or on the Wivenhoe Police Mobile 07966 197245 or by email at wivenhoenpt@essex.pnn.police.uk

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