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Key Contact Details for Policing and Community Safety (As at 09/01/2019) Commissioner’s Community Funds – Key Contact Details for Policing and Community Safety (as at 09/01/2019) Area Police Contact Community Safety Contact Cannock Chief Inspector Sarah Wainwright Kerry Wright Cannock Police Station Cannock Chase District Council Wolverhampton Road PO Box 28 Cannock Beecroft Road Staffordshire Cannock WS11 1AW Staffordshire T: 01785 234200 WS11 1BG E: T: 01543 464368 [email protected]. E: police.uk [email protected] k East Staffs Chief Inspector Jason Nadin Mike Hovers Burton Police Station East Staffordshire Borough Council Horninglow Street The Maltsers Burton upon Trent Wetmore Road Staffordshire Burton upon Trent DE14 1PA DE14 1LS T: 01785 238251 T: 01283 508716 E: E: [email protected] [email protected] .uk Lichfield Chief Inspector Mark Smith Susan Bamford / Lucie Ferneyhough Lichfield Police Building Licensing, Community Safety and Lichfield Partnerships Manager WS13 8JB Lichfield District Council T: 01785 233577 District Council House E: Frog Lane [email protected]. Lichfield uk Staffordshire WS13 6YY T: 01543 308005 E: [email protected] / [email protected] k Newcastle Chief Inspector Pete Owen Sarah Moore Borough Newcastle Police Station Enquiry Newcastle under Lyme Borough Office Council The Guildhall Civic Offices High Street Merrial Street Newcastle under Lyme Newcastle Staffordshire Staffordshire ST5 1QZ ST5 2AG Commissioner’s Community Funds – Key Contact Details for Policing and Community Safety (as at 09/01/2019) T: 01785 233575 T: 01782 742496 E: E: sarah.moore@newcastle- [email protected] staffs.gov.uk .uk Stafford Chief Inspector Gemma Ward Victoria Cooper Stafford Police Station Stafford Borough Council Eastgate Street Civic Centre Stafford Riverside Staffordshire Stafford ST16 2DQ ST16 3AQ T: 01785 234060 T: 01785 619195 E: E: [email protected] [email protected] e.uk Staffordshire Inspector Mark Thorley David Smith Moorlands Leek Police Station Staffordshire Moorlands District Fountain Street Council Leek Moorlands House Staffordshire Stockwell Street ST13 6QT Leek T: 01785 233853 ST13 6HQ E: T: 01538 395692 [email protected] E: e.uk [email protected] South Staffs Chief Inspector Mark Ward Helen Marshall Watling Street Police Station South Staffordshire Council Watling House Council Offices Watling Street Wolverhampton Road Staffordshire Codsall ST19 5PR South Staffordshire T: 01785 238280 WV8 1PX E: T: 01902 696257 [email protected]. E: [email protected] uk Stoke on Trent City North Nathan Dawkins Chief Inspector John Owen Stoke on Trent City Council Burslem Police Station Civic Centre Jackson Street Glebe Street Burslem Stoke on Trent Stoke on Trent ST4 1HH Staffordshire T: 01782 231813 ST6 1AF E: [email protected] T: 01785 233318 E: [email protected]. uk Commissioner’s Community Funds – Key Contact Details for Policing and Community Safety (as at 09/01/2019) City South Chief Inspector Karen Stevenson Longton Police Station Sutherland Road Longton Stoke on Trent ST3 1HH T: 01785 233295 E: [email protected] olice.uk Tamworth Chief Inspector Ashley Farrington Jo Sands Tamworth Police Station Tamworth Borough Council Spinning School Lane Marmion House Tamworth Lichfield Street Staffordshire Tamworth B79 7BB Staffordshire T: 01785 234631 B79 7BZ E: T: 01827 709585 [email protected]. E: [email protected] police.uk .
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