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Cockington-with-Chelston

Population: 10,638
Policed by: Devon & Cornwall Police

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The following table and graphs show you crime and ASB breakdowns and trends for Cockington-with-Chelston.

ASBBurglaryRobberyVehicleViolentShopliftingCD&AOther TheftDrugsBike TheftTheft From the PersonWeaponsPublic OrderOtherTotal
Nov 2020292092043660012082
Oct 2020320052509110024180
Sep 2020182021725750103163
Aug 2020371015372182100122118
Jul 20202811925411410111087
Jun 20202330163517130203195
May 20203640321112041024391
Apr 2020290012981221001074
Mar 2020150021911410003046
Feb 2020124051824300002050
Jan 2020120072806240004265
Dec 201971082708011102056
Nov 20192501131097000111086
Oct 2019812092208320012168
Sep 2019193042402232005165
Aug 20191510122404520104371
Jul 2019247063122401114285
Jun 20192330327312311014182
May 20191510112646240016278
Apr 20192000224013130001165
Mar 2019183032007210010055
Feb 2019212102409430010065
Jan 2019121122107331004055
Dec 2018110032403340113255
Nov 20181420629211430013075
Oct 2018111041707500014151
Sep 2018126141423202100148
Aug 2018303262837401131089
Jul 2018271052515511002174
Jun 2018231112667301006075
May 2018121021702433003148
Apr 2018172082506511002067
Mar 201893041824720003254
Feb 2018152022205440204262
Jan 2018118122409300010362
Dec 2017195041959411004071
Nov 2017234031467411002267
Oct 2017302021308421015068
Sep 2017301022235130001169
Aug 20172830225016430004085
Jul 20172250332212641025195
Jun 20171851520310330003778
May 20172270519019400107387
Apr 2017213011265500001155
Mar 20172330323011231211275
Feb 201717212906600202047
Jan 20172541212012500011265
Dec 2016154061609401101158
Nov 2016113051916701000356
Oct 2016255291906321012075
Sep 20162030101107521003062
Aug 20162730820012430102181
Jul 20163612041726610101086
Jun 2016337032408120101282
May 2016281002119341013375
Apr 2016252031505220101056
Mar 2016193141015211003151
Feb 2016111061608200001045
Jan 2016112011704221002042
Dec 2015194061214440002056
Nov 201530205924510000058
Oct 201525100905711003153
Sep 2015254042309300002272
Aug 2015222041507514111063
Jul 2015202011408630023160
Jun 201533214906220002162
May 2015197011633400003056
Apr 201524501706120103050
Mar 201526213635311000051
Feb 2015153011004240000039
Jan 201533110825201210056
Dec 201420504726521001255
Nov 201421301917240103052
Oct 201426507626430200162
Sep 2014411151109631000078
Aug 2014233012213510001161
Jul 201435115130111120102082
Jun 20143030218110731002178
May 2014321302904420004070
Apr 2014152021718331002054
Mar 2014325010806410201271
Feb 201413312243331003038
Jan 2014201001524720002053
Dec 2013205051808300300062
Nov 2013171021206131001044
Oct 2013144081023602003052
Sep 20132811131617130013075
Aug 20133516041134431015188
Jul 201334906424602004172
Jun 2013133061768421015066
May 201326100418010320003076
Apr 20133240214281212178
Mar 201320501926211249
Feb 201313702725301040
Jan 2013213031104211046
Dec 2012141101805312045
Nov 201215100506711440
Oct 201217402703921550
Sep 201221701928404157
Aug 201223303615311147
Jul 201219403906622253
Jun 2012163141507251256
May 201225703807910161
Apr 2012206051003531255
Mar 201220707417301454
Feb 201214313603340138
Jan 2012103024012321441
Dec 201117611416013704078
Nov 201118702818512254
Oct 2011296014010940265
Sep 2011198013705320158
Aug 2011277010111974
Jul 201133701581679
Jun 20111840721243
May 20112670581460
Apr 20113360241358
Mar 20112730471152
Feb 20113431310455
Jan 20111220331535
Dec 2010181113832


Crime Plus ASB Breakdown for Cockington-with-Chelston

Crime Breakdown (Dec 2010-Nov 2020)
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Crime Rate Trends
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Crime Type and ASB Charts for Cockington-with-Chelston

All Crime + ASB
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All Crime (No ASB)
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Anti-Social Behaviour
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Robbery
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Burglary
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Vehicle Crime
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Violent Crime
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In September 2011, Other Crime was divided into 6 categories - Drugs, Public Disorder & Weapons (which was later split further and so is not displayed here), Criminal Damage & Arson (CD&A), Theft - Shoplifting, Theft-Other and Other.



Drugs
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Criminal Damage and Arson
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Theft - Shoplifting
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Theft - Other
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Miscelanious Other
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From May 2013, the following changes were made to the crime categories:
I) The violent crime category was renamed "violence and sexual offences"
2) A new category for "bicycle theft" was created which previously fell within "other theft"
3) A new category for "theft from the person" was created which previously fell within "other theft"
4) Public disorder and weapons were then split into two new categories; "public order" and "possession of weapons"
5) Both "other firearms offences" and "other knives offences" which were in "other crime" were moved into "possession of weapons".



Bike Theft
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Theft From the Person
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Possession of Weapons
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Public Order
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The Economic Policy Centre www.economicpolicycentre.com has made every effort in order to ensure that the data for UkCrimeStats is accurate and up to date. However, we are aware of certain deficiencies in this data which are beyond our control. That's because as a 3rd party developer, we do not collect the data, the Police do who then hand it over to another data company to release to 3rd party developers such as ourselves. We only download and analyse it so that you can use it. For full detail of these deficiencies, please read here.

Neighbourhood Events

We are not currently running meetings (Meeting)
    

Due to the onoging COVID challenge we are not currently running Street Surgeries.  We are still out and about tackling issues,  so can be reached either through the 101 number (non emergency) or through our Neighbourhood Email account - Torquay@devonandcornwall.pnn.police.uk,


    1st February 2021 6:00 pm

Neighbourhood Team

 NameRankPhoneMobileEmailFacebook
1Abbie CooperPolice Community Support Officer  
2Abbie O'HaraPolice Community Support Officer  
3Abby Bratcher *Police Constable  
4Abi WooseyPolice Constable  
5Al BirchSergeant  
6Carl ThomasPolice Community Support Officer  
7Daniel GouldthorpePolice Constable  
8Danielle BuckleyPolice Community Support Officer  
9Gemma FinchPolice Community Support Officer  
10Gemma WillcocksPolice Constable  
11Ian StevensInspector  
12James KellyPolice Community Support Officer  
13Kevin DaviesSergeant  
14Mike FarnhamPolice Community Support Officer  
15Natalie HanburyPolice Community Support Officer  
16Ollie AbercrombiePolice Constable  
17Paul MartinPolice Community Support Officer  
18Samuel GeakePolice Constable  
19Shannon TomlinsonPolice Community Support Officer  
20Tamzin RichardsSergeant  
21Trevor ThomasPolice Constable  
22Victoria GrahamPolice Community Support Officer  
23Wes AbercrombiePolice Constable  

The Wards of Livermead, Chelston and Cockington are set in the south-western area of Torquay. The village of Cockington lies between Livermead and Chelston and is famous for its historical thatched roof cottages and Cockington Court set within the country park. The Country Park is a popular venue for Fairs, Fetes and concerts. It is also a very popular area for dog walkers and ramblers. Livermead is a popular residential area, which is located on an area of highland overlooking the bay. Preston Primary School is located on the edge of Livermead close to the border of Paignton. Chelston is one of the oldest historic areas of Torquay and is nestled within a valley running from the area of Shiphay, down to the sea front at Torre Abbey Sands and Corbyn Head. Chelston has many popular public parks, namely Victoria, Pretty and Armada. Both of the Torquay Grammar Schools are located within Chelston along with Cockington Primary and Sherwell Valley School. Both of Torquay’s train stations are also located within the beat area of Chelston.

 

When to call

You can call 101 or email 101 or complete the online crime reporting form to:

  • report a non-urgent crime
    • if your car, bicycle or mobile phone has been stolen
    • if your garden shed has been broken into
    • if your property has been damaged
    • if you suspect drug use or dealing in your area
    • if you want to give the police information about crime in your area
  • contact local officers or you can email your local team
  • get crime prevention advice or check the crime prevention section
  • make us aware of policing issues in your local area or you can email you local team
  • make an appointment with a police officer
  • talk to us about other non-emergency policing matters

Remember...

The 101 number does not replace 999, which should be used for all emergencies especially when:

  • a crime is happening
  • offenders are nearby
  • someone is injured
  • someone’s life is being threatened

 

 

 

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