More police on Gedling's streets

Police Officers on a beat walk

At the 2019 General Election, the Conservative Government was elected on a promise of recruiting 20,000 new police officers nationally.

I am working with Nottinghamshire Police and Ministers to secure Gedling's fair share of these extra police officers so that our streets across Carlton, Netherfield, Burton Joyce, Gedling village, Colwick, Netherfield, Stoke Bardolph and Mapperley are safer. 

My quarterly meetings with Gedling's Policing Inspector ensure that our police are addressing the issues you raise with me.

By backing our police with the funding, powers and the resources they need, this Government is keeping the public and our communities safe, so that Gedling residents can live their lives free from the fear of crime. ‘Operation Reacher’ teams are already smashing down drug dealers' doors in Gedling.

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£750,000 funding boost to make streets safer in Colwick and Netherfield

Colwick and Netherfield will receive £750,000 of new funding from the latest £50 million round of the Conservative Government’s Safer Streets Fund. The extra funding will go towards police forces, councils, and community groups – providing extra CCTV and streetlighting, protecting women and girls,

Our Beating Crime Plan

Our Conservative Government’s has today launched a Beating Crime Plan which builds on our achievements of the past two years – more police on the streets of Gedling, more resources, tougher sentences and better support for victims.  The Beating Crime Plan will provide Gedling’s enforcement wit

GEDLING RESIDENTS’ PET THEFT FEARS VOICED IN COMMONS

Tom Randall MP has spoken up about local residents’ fears about pet theft in a parliamentary debate. Tom was speaking in the Report Stage of the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill in the House of Commons as parliament considered several proposed amendments, including one about a new offence

RANDALL’S ROUND-UP

This week, my work in Parliament and across Gedling has included: Introducing Gedling's Kids Against Plastic to Nottinghamshire's Chairman of Children & Young People, Cllr Tracey Taylor, as part of their campaign to reduce single use plastics in our schools Spoke in the Report Stage of the deb