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Local policing teams are groups of officers dedicated to serving the community. Teams are made up of officers based in the area, supported by additional officers from the wider area. 

Teams work closely with local authorities, organisations, partners and residents to decide policing priorities. This helps teams find long-term solutions to local problems. 

 

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  • Inspector

    Oliver Brixey

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    Roy Evans

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    Andy Mayhew

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    Austin Humes

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    Luke Davis

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    Tom Shrieve

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    Emma Dyer

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    Jacqueline Day

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    Konstantinos Georgilas

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    Barrie Fisher

Policing priorities

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  • Priority:

    Our recent Neighbourhood Policing Priorities Survey showed that speeding is the third‑highest concern for residents in Amersham. In Amersham, this continues to be a key priority for the neighbourhood team, and we remain focused on addressing speeding through regular patrols, engagement and targeted enforcement.

    Issued 31 May 2026

    Action taken:

    The Neighbourhood Team carries out regular speed checks and enforcement across the area using roadside speed detection equipment to deter offending and take action where necessary. Drivers found exceeding the limit may be issued with tickets, and our visible presence alone often encourages motorists to reduce their speed. While enforcement activity is less frequent during the winter months, this increases as we move into spring and summer, with dedicated enforcement days already planned.

    Tackling speeding effectively requires a joined‑up approach. Changing driver behaviour and attitudes takes time, and we work closely with partner agencies and the community to make speeding socially unacceptable. We actively support Community Speed Watch in the Chesham area, and welcome new volunteers. Anyone interested can find further information at www.communityspeedwatch.org.

    We are regularly informed by residents that speeding is often linked to anti‑social driving, including excessive noise from vehicles and reckless driving, particularly during late‑night hours. These incidents can have a significant impact on local communities. Where clear evidence exists, including video footage and vehicle registration details, officers can issue Section 59 warnings, enabling further action if the behaviour continues. We encourage residents to report such incidents directly to police rather than solely sharing them on social media.

    Neighbourhood officers continue to deal with a wide range of traffic‑related offences, including uninsured driving, and appropriate enforcement action is taken in all cases. The team also regularly responds to reports of unsafe or inconsiderate driving throughout the area.

    In addition, officers proactively tackle anti‑social driving. In recent months, several vehicles have been stopped due to the manner of driving, with some seized after drivers were found to be unlicensed. These actions help reduce dangerous behaviour on our roads and improve safety for all road users.

    We also continue to receive regular reports of inconsiderate parking within the town centre, particularly on the zig‑zag markings near pedestrian crossings. Officers have taken enforcement action and issued a number of Fixed Penalty Notices to drivers committing these offences. It is disappointing to note that many of those identified are local residents.

    If you have any information please report on 101 or online at www. thamesvalley.police.uk.

    Call 999 if crime in progress or you are at risk of harm.

    Actioned 01 July 2026

  • Priority:

    Our recent Neighbourhood Policing Priorities Survey highlighted burglary as the primary concern for Amersham residents. In response, burglary prevention and investigation will continue to remain a key priority for the team

    Issued 31 May 2026

    Action taken:

    The Neighbourhood Team plays a key role in reducing burglary through proactive and targeted patrols in areas affected by recent incidents. A core approach is cocooning, where officers visit neighbouring properties after a burglary to provide tailored crime prevention advice and reassurance to residents.

    Alongside patrols, the team regularly hosts Have Your Say events. During these sessions, PCSOs, often supported by PCs set up stands in busy community locations such as high streets and shopping centres. They distribute crime prevention information, engage directly with residents, answer questions, and gather feedback on local concerns. Details of upcoming events are published on the events section of this page.

    While burglary investigations are usually led by detectives, neighbourhood officers make an important contribution by attending reported incidents, carrying out initial enquiries, identifying potential suspects, and supporting victims and the wider community. Their visible presence is strategically planned, with patrols focused on high-risk areas and specific tasks assigned to help prevent crime.

    Officers also continue to participate in joint cross-border operations, such as the recent Operation Pandilla. These multi-force operations take place over several days and are designed to target offenders travelling into the area to commit crime.

    If you have any information please report on 101 or online at www. thamesvalley.police.uk.
    Call 999 if crime in progress or you are at risk of harm.

    Actioned 01 July 2026

  • Priority:

    Our recent Neighbourhood Priorities Survey revealed that the majority of Amersham residents consider anti‑social behaviour to be one of the key issues they want their local neighbourhood team to address. In response, we continue to carry out targeted activity across the area to reduce and prevent anti‑social behaviour. This remains a standing priority for the team.

    Issued 31 May 2026

    Action taken:

    The Neighbourhood Team dedicates a significant amount of time to supporting residents with a wide range of anti‑social behaviour (ASB) concerns across the community. In Amersham, this can include issues such as ongoing noise disturbances, neighbour disputes, reports of cannabis use or smells, littering, criminal damage, harassment, and incidents involving hate‑related behaviour. Regardless of the nature of the concern, our officers aim to engage with all parties involved, understand the circumstances, and work towards a positive and proportionate resolution.

    A large proportion of reported incidents are categorised as personal Anti-Social behaviour, often involving disputes between individuals or neighbours that can escalate over time. In these cases, the Neighbourhood Team frequently takes the lead, working closely with those affected to manage risk, provide advice, and, where appropriate, utilise formal interventions or partner agency support to bring about longer‑term solutions.

    Where Anti-Social behaviour crosses the threshold into criminality, neighbourhood officers are allocated to carry out full investigations. Some matters can be resolved quickly through early intervention, words of advice, or low‑level enforcement. However, other cases are more complex and require sustained engagement, evidence gathering, and partnership working. The team remains committed to seeing these matters through and ensuring that victims feel supported throughout the process.

    We are aware that certain areas, including car parks, leisure facilities and sections of the town centre, can attract groups whose behaviour may at times cause concern or disturbance to others. These locations have been identified as recurring hotspots, and officers will continue to carry out targeted patrols, provide a visible presence, and engage proactively to prevent issues from escalating and to reassure the wider community.

    Where individuals responsible for ongoing Anti-Social behaviour are identified, officers will take firm, fair and proportionate action. This may include the use of warning letters, acceptable behaviour agreements, or more robust enforcement powers where necessary. Our focus remains on preventing further incidents, protecting those affected, and maintaining a safe environment for everyone in the community.

    If you have any information please report on 101 or online at www. thamesvalley.police.uk.
    Call 999 if crime in progress or you are at risk of harm.

    Actioned 01 July 2026

Meetings and events

Have Your Say - Tesco, Little Chalfont

9:00AM - 11:00AM, Wed 29 July 2026

Tesco Little Chalfont

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Coffee with a Cop

1:30PM - 3:30PM, Mon 17 August 2026

Costa Coffee Sycamore Road Amersham

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Amersham Heritage Day

12:00PM - 6:00PM, Sun 06 September 2026

Amersham Old Town

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Amersham Charter Fair

4:00PM - 10:00PM, Sat 19 September 2026

Amersham Old Town

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Amersham Charter Fair

4:00PM - 10:00PM, Sun 20 September 2026

Amersham Old Town

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