South Area - Newton Aycliffe
Neighbourhood Profile
Newton Aycliffe neighbourhood policing teams cover the following wards:
• Sedgefield
• Fishburn
• Trimdon Village
• New Trimdon and Trimdon Grange
• Sunnydale
• Thickley
• Byerley Woodham
• Shafto St Mary’s
• Neville/Simpasture
• West Greenfield
• Middridge
Stations in my Neighbourhood
Please note that although this station is operational on a 24hr basis; front counter opening times are as below:
Main Station
Newton Aycliffe Police Office
Central Avenue
Newton Aycliffe
DL5 5RW
Area Contact
Tel: 0345 60 60 365
Email: newtonaycliffe@durham.pnn.police.uk
Opening Times
0800 to 1900 (8am till 7pm) Monday to Friday
0900 to 1700 (9am till 5pm) Saturday and Sunday
(Intercom system and CCTV facility outside of these hours to link callers to the South Area Communications Centre
Links
News
30th December 2008
Driver dies after car hits tree
Accident specialists are appealing for witnesses to a fatal car crash near Newton Aycliffe.
Events
Priorities
- Woodham – Youths in the trees near Woodham Burn drinking alcohol and causing a nuisance
- Shafto St Mary – Youths congregating in Town Park and Dalton Way on a Friday and Saturday night drinking alcohol.
- Neville and Simpasture Ward – Groups of youths congregating to the rear of the Oak Tree Public House drinking alcohol, also groups of 30/40 youths congregating behind Talents and riding motorcycles
- West – Gangs of youths and graffiti in Hawes Place and Skipton Close
- Greenfield Middridge – Youths drinking and riding motorcycles in and around the Avon Court area
Your Neighbourhood Inspector
My name is Andrew Neill and I am the neighbourhood inspector for Newton Aycliffe, Shildon and Sedgefield. I am based at Newton Aycliffe Police Station. I have worked for Durham Constabulary for over 20 years in a variety of roles and have served the community in my current role for the last five years. In addition to having charge of the local neighbourhood policing teams I also co-ordinate the work of the CID and response officers working in our area to deliver neighbourhood policing in line with identified and agreed community needs.
