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Alloa town centre / alloa west

Alloa has a vibrant town centre with a wide range of locally-run shops and national chains. The town has a generous supply of free parking and was awarded the national Safer Car Parking award, an initiative supported by the Home Office and the Scottish Government. Alloa Town Centre can easily be accessed by bus, train and car via the new Clackmannanshire bridge and rail network, which connects it to Stirling and Fife.

Alloa is Scotland's sixth Business Improvement District (BID), where local businesses and organisations influence the activities within the town - making a small contribution which is invested back into the town centre. The BID is supported by Central Scotland Police which acts in an advisory role.
The Alloa West area consists of both industrial and residential areas, with West End and Greenfield Parks also situated here.

Roy Mitchell & Gordon Currie

Community Constable

Roy Mitchell is the Community Police Officer for Alloa Town Centre. He has been a police officer for 22 years, has a wealth of community policing experience and provides a link between the public, local shops, retailers and the Police.

Gordon Currie is the Community officer for Alloa West. Gordon has 7 years Police service and is an integral part of your community. Both officers can be contacted by phone on 01259 723255, email or by calling in person to Alloa Police Office.

PACT Priorities August 2010 -

Alloa Town Centre:

1.Instances of anti social behaviour (Drinking/Drug abuse etc)in and around the Maple Court/Drysdale Street/Shillinghill areas of Alloa.

2.Indiscriminate parking in Alloa Town Centre in particular High Street.

Alloa West:

1. Vandalism and anti-social behaviour at St Johns Primary School.
2. Underage drinking within local public parks and associated antisocial behaviour.

If you would like information with regards to Community Safety or Clackmannanshire's Community Safety Partnership please visit www.clacksweb.org.uk/community/communitysafety.

Email Constable Roy Mitchell & Gordon Currie