Treliske Hospital

Your Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) is a group of local police officers dedicated to serving your community. The team is made up of officers and PCSOs based in your area, supported by additional officers from the wider area.

We work closely with local authorities, community leaders and residents to decide our policing priorities for the area. This helps us to find useful, long-term solutions to local problems, while maintaining our wider focus on reducing crime across Devon and Cornwall.

Please find contact details for your Neighbourhood Policing Team provided below.

Please note that to report a crime or incident to Devon and Cornwall Police, please visit Devon & Cornwall Police or in an emergency, please dial 999.

Truro Neighbourhood Team

Anna Elvans

Police Constable

Emil Gabriele

Police Community Support Officer

Charlotte Grimstead

Police Constable

Yselkla Hall

Police Community Support Officer

Rob Hardwick

Police Constable

Benjamin Holman

Police Constable

Mark Jones

Police Community Support Officer

Karen Lovell

Police Constable

Adrienne Mcewan

PCSO

Christopher Morcomb

Police Community Support Officer

David Pearce

Police Sergeant

Deborah Sleeman

Police Community Support Officer

Colin Wheeler

Police Inspector

Richie Wilson

Police Constable

Local Priority Issues

Priority	Action taken
Persistent and Severe Anti Social Behaviour Reduce ASB and associated criminality. Provide visibility and reassurance to our communities, reduce ASB working with partners to create long term problem solving Issued 13 March 2026	Tier one ‘Hotspot’ funding continues for Truro for the remainder of the financial year (March ‘26). This additional funding enhances our ability to proactively patrol the key areas within the city centre. We carry out these patrols with key partners; in particular ‘Asbo Steve’ and the BID funded ‘Rangers’. This is a sector based priority, lead by our two NBMs assigned to the city centre-PCs Grimstead and Holman. We continue to review ASB logs to ensure appropriate crime recording is taking place, but also identify crime patterns or repeat offenders. Actioned 13 March 2026
Visibility and accessibility Build into our daily business a sustainable level of visibility within our communities and maintain our engagement opportunities. Issued 13 March 2026	Our NH teams are locally based. Led by PS Pearce the Neighbourhood Beat Managers and PCSOs are assigned specific ‘patches’ and are detailed on our website. As a result you have a dedicated, named individuals who will continue to understand localised issues and provide consistent problem solving for your areas. Two officers, PC Hardwick and PC Robins will be joining Truro NHT over the next few months. This welcomed addition to the team should increase our ability to provide additional foot patrols in key areas supporting our priority to tackle ASB. We continue to use the Engagement Van, most recently over the late night shopping events, and promote our drop in sessions via the ALERT system and on our website. Actioned 13 March 2026
Respond to crime and vulnerabilities linked to drugs offending and networks Issued 13 March 2026	We continue to target our patrols and safeguarding visits based on community and partner intelligence. Identify and disrupt dangerous drugs networks, often linked to ASB and violent crime. Continued encouragement of reporting of intelligence by our communities, to build a rich picture and support enforcement. Actioned 13 March 2026

Priority

Action taken

Persistent and Severe Anti Social Behaviour
Reduce ASB and associated criminality. Provide visibility and reassurance to our communities, reduce ASB working with partners to create long term problem solving

Issued 13 March 2026

Tier one ‘Hotspot’ funding continues for Truro for the remainder of the financial year (March ‘26). This additional funding enhances our ability to proactively patrol the key areas within the city centre. We carry out these patrols with key partners; in particular ‘Asbo Steve’ and the BID funded ‘Rangers’.
This is a sector based priority, lead by our two NBMs assigned to the city centre-PCs Grimstead and Holman.
We continue to review ASB logs to ensure appropriate crime recording is taking place, but also identify crime patterns or repeat offenders.

Actioned 13 March 2026

Visibility and accessibility
Build into our daily business a sustainable level of visibility within our communities and maintain our engagement opportunities.

Issued 13 March 2026

Our NH teams are locally based.
Led by PS Pearce the Neighbourhood Beat Managers and PCSOs are assigned specific ‘patches’ and are detailed on our website. As a result you have a dedicated, named individuals who will continue to understand localised issues and provide consistent problem solving for your areas.

Two officers, PC Hardwick and PC Robins will be joining Truro NHT over the next few months. This welcomed addition to the team should increase our ability to provide additional foot patrols in key areas supporting our priority to tackle ASB.

We continue to use the Engagement Van, most recently over the late night shopping events, and promote our drop in sessions via the ALERT system and on our website.

Actioned 13 March 2026

Respond to crime and vulnerabilities linked to drugs offending and networks

Issued 13 March 2026

We continue to target our patrols and safeguarding visits based on community and partner intelligence.
Identify and disrupt dangerous drugs networks, often linked to ASB and violent crime.
Continued encouragement of reporting of intelligence by our communities, to build a rich picture and support enforcement.

Actioned 13 March 2026

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