Street-level crime in Rayleigh - Echo
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Crime for Rayleigh
Street-level crime and anti-social behaviour in from the Home Office.
To protect privacy, crimes are mapped to points on or near the road where they occurred.
- All crime & ASB
- Burglary
- Robbery
- Public disorder & weapons
- Vehicle crime
- Criminal damage & arson
- Violent crime
- Shoplifting
- Drugs
- Other theft
- Other crime
Street name Crime type
Police station and neighbourhood policing team
Neighbourhood police station
Rayleigh
Rayleigh
119 High Street, Rayleigh,
SS6 7QB
Open 24 hours
Rayleigh neighbourhood policing team
- Sergeant Claire DUNN
- Having joined Essex Police in 1998 I have spent many years serving my local community. Your Neighbourhood Policing Team for Rayleigh is committed to reducing crime and anti-social behaviour. Your Neighbourhood Constable Pc Steve Joynes is working hard to address local issues. Your PCSOs Kelly BOWEN and Laura MERRELL have been working effortlessly to reduce nuisance youths in the area and can be seen regularly patrolling the streets of Rayleigh. With your cooperation we can work together to ensure that Rayleigh remains a pleasant place to live. Should you have any concerns or would like to discuss any issues you may have, please do not hesitate to contact me.
- Pc Steve JOYNES
- I am the Neighbourhood Police officer for the Rayleigh, Rawreth and Hullbridge areas within Rochford District. I have over 23 years experience having spent the majority of that time in the District. I am an avid Manchester United supporter. I still enjoy running about the pitch myself on a Sunday morning in the Vets league but am certainly no Eric Cantona. Please contact me to discuss your crime, anti social behaviour and general policing concerns or thoughts regarding the Neighbourhood.
- PCSO Kelly BOWEN
- I have worked for Essex Police in the Rochford District for over four years. Some of that time has been in Hullbridge and Hockley. I am always happy to help and offer advice. I am determined to keep Rayleigh a safe and pleasant place to live and work.
- PCSO Laura MERRELL
- I have worked for Essex Police as PCSO for over 5 years. Most of that time has been in the Rochford District. I am currently looking after Rayleigh and happy to chat if you need help or advice.
About this neighbourhood
Welcome to the Rayleigh Neighbourhood Policing Team pages. We are committed to making your neighbourhood a safer place to live, work and visit and will work with the community and our partners to tackle local problems. Rayleigh is part of the Rochford district and covers areas including Wheatley, Grange, Whitehouse, Lodge and Sweyne Park.
The force responsible for policing and crime prevention in this area is Essex Police.
Messages and events
YouTube channel
Upcoming events
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Neighbourhood Meeting
When: 11th June 2013, 7.30pm
Where: Rayleigh Town Council pavilion (the building in King Georges Park) Reached via Websters Way car park, Rayleigh
The Neighbourhood Meeting is a monthly meeting for anyone living or working in Rayleigh, Hullbridge or Rawreth to attend and highlight issues that directly affect the area. The chairperson is Cllr Cheryl Roe. The meeting is open for any member of the public to attend and share their comments and concerns. At the conclusion, up to 3 priorities will be decided upon as the most important issues and these will be progressed for updates at the following meeting. Please advise us of any particular requirements you have, or of any other arrangements we should make for you, to ensure that you can fully participate in the meeting.
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Community Speed Watch
When: 20th June 2013, 7.00pm
Where: Rayleigh Town Council meeting room, in the Pavilion, reached via Websters Way car park.
The Rayleigh Community Speed Watch is currently run by volunteers, interested in making the roads in which they live a safer place. A training evening has been organised for anyone that would like to be included as a volunteer. The evening will also be an opportunity for refresher training to those volunteers already trained.
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Neighbourhood Meeting
When: 9th July 2013, 7.30pm
Where: Rayleigh Town Council pavilion (the building in King Georges Park) Reached via Websters Way car park, Rayleigh
The Neighbourhood Meeting is a monthly meeting for anyone living or working in Rayleigh, Hullbridge or Rawreth to attend and highlight issues that directly affect the area. The chairperson is Cllr Cheryl Roe. The meeting is open for any member of the public to attend and share their comments and concerns. At the conclusion, up to 3 priorities will be decided upon as the most important issues and these will be progressed for updates at the following meeting. Please advise us of any particular requirements you have, or of any other arrangements we should make for you, to ensure that you can fully participate in the meeting.
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Neighbourhood Meeting
When: 13th August 2013, 7.30pm
Where: Rayleigh Town Council pavilion (the building in King Georges Park) Reached via Websters Way car park, Rayleigh
The Neighbourhood Meeting is a monthly meeting for anyone living or working in Rayleigh, Hullbridge or Rawreth to attend and highlight issues that directly affect the area. The chairperson is Cllr Cheryl Roe. The meeting is open for any member of the public to attend and share their comments and concerns. At the conclusion, up to 3 priorities will be decided upon as the most important issues and these will be progressed for updates at the following meeting. Please advise us of any particular requirements you have, or of any other arrangements we should make for you, to ensure that you can fully participate in the meeting.
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Neighbourhood Meeting
When: 10th September 2013, 7.30pm
Where: Rayleigh Town Council pavilion (the building in King Georges Park) Reached via Websters Way car park, Rayleigh
The Neighbourhood Meeting is a monthly meeting for anyone living or working in Rayleigh, Hullbridge or Rawreth to attend and highlight issues that directly affect the area. The chairperson is Cllr Cheryl Roe. The meeting is open for any member of the public to attend and share their comments and concerns. At the conclusion, up to 3 priorities will be decided upon as the most important issues and these will be progressed for updates at the following meeting. Please advise us of any particular requirements you have, or of any other arrangements we should make for you, to ensure that you can fully participate in the meeting.
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Neighbourhood Meeting
When: 8th October 2013, 7.30pm
Where: Rayleigh Town Council pavilion (the building in King Georges Park) Reached via Websters Way car park, Rayleigh
The Neighbourhood Meeting is a monthly meeting for anyone living or working in Rayleigh, Hullbridge or Rawreth to attend and highlight issues that directly affect the area. The chairperson is Cllr Cheryl Roe. The meeting is open for any member of the public to attend and share their comments and concerns. At the conclusion, up to 3 priorities will be decided upon as the most important issues and these will be progressed for updates at the following meeting. Please advise us of any particular requirements you have, or of any other arrangements we should make for you, to ensure that you can fully participate in the meeting.
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Neighbourhood Meeting
When: 12th November 2013, 7.30pm
Where: Rayleigh Town Council pavilion (the building in King Georges Park) Reached via Websters Way car park, Rayleigh
The Neighbourhood Meeting is a monthly meeting for anyone living or working in Rayleigh, Hullbridge or Rawreth to attend and highlight issues that directly affect the area. The chairperson is Cllr Cheryl Roe. The meeting is open for any member of the public to attend and share their comments and concerns. At the conclusion, up to 3 priorities will be decided upon as the most important issues and these will be progressed for updates at the following meeting. Please advise us of any particular requirements you have, or of any other arrangements we should make for you, to ensure that you can fully participate in the meeting.
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Neighbourhood Meeting
When: 10th December 2013, 7.30pm
Where: Rayleigh Town Council pavilion (the building in King Georges Park) Reached via Websters Way car park, Rayleigh
The Neighbourhood Meeting is a monthly meeting for anyone living or working in Rayleigh, Hullbridge or Rawreth to attend and highlight issues that directly affect the area. The chairperson is Cllr Cheryl Roe. The meeting is open for any member of the public to attend and share their comments and concerns. At the conclusion, up to 3 priorities will be decided upon as the most important issues and these will be progressed for updates at the following meeting. Please advise us of any particular requirements you have, or of any other arrangements we should make for you, to ensure that you can fully participate in the meeting.
Monthly crime data provided by police.uk under the Open Government Licence
