West Yorkshire Police - Neighbourhood Policing Teams

Neighbourhood Policing Teams

Within West Yorkshire Police, there is an operational focus on Neighbourhood Policing. The three 'aims' of Neighbourhood Policing are as follows:

  • Dedicated and accountable teams with local ownership
  • Intelligence-led targeting of the problems that matter most to the public
  • Joint action by police, partner agencies and the public

Each division has a number of Neighbourhood Policing Teams, consisting of an Inspector; who is in turn in charge of three teams, headed by a Sergeant and made up of Police Constables, PCSOs and Special Constables. The three teams work in a shift pattern so that the neighbourhood will always have a Neighbourhood Policing Team on duty.

Below is a table of all Neighbourhood Policing Teams within West Yorkshire Police:

Identifier Division Neighbourhood Policing Teams Link
AA North West Leeds Hyde Park & Woodhouse; Headingley, Weetwood & Kirkstall; Aireborough & Wharfedale; Pudsey; Armley, Bramley & Stanningley
BA North East Leeds Burmantofts & Richmond Hill; Chapel Allerton; Cross Gates, Whinmoor & Temple Newsam; Garforth, Kippax, Swillington & Methley; Gipton & Harehills; Killingbeck & Seacroft; Roundhay, Alwoodley & Moortown; Wetherby & Harewood
CA City & Holbeck City; Holbeck; Morley; Rothwell
DA Wakefield Castleford; Normanton & Featherstone; Pontefract & Knottingley; South East; Wakefield Central; Wakefield North West; Wakefield Rural
EA Kirklees Batley, Birstall & Birkenshaw; Dewsbury & Mirfield; Huddersfield South; Huddersfield North; Kirkburton & Denby Dale; Spen Valley; The Valleys
FA Calderdale Halifax Central; Halifax North & East; Lower Valley; Upper Valley
GA Bradford South Manningham & Toller; City Ward; Bowling, Barkerend & Bradford Moor; Tong & Wyke; Queens, Royds & Wibsey; Great Horton & Little Horton
HA Airedale & North Bradford Bingley & Worth; Eccleshill; Keighley; North Bradford; Shipley; Wharfedale & Craven

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