Central Scotland Police

Matthew Williams

Community Constable

Braehead/Broomridge/Torbrex Community Team

PC Matthew Williams 017

PS Anne-marie Carter 612

Constable Matt Williams has recently taken over the role of community officer for the Broomridge/Braehead and Torbrex areas.  He is working closely with the community to identify the issues of most concern and then take action to tackle them.  The following are the current Police and Community Together (PACT) Priorities identified by the community:

The PACT (Police and Communities Together) Priorities for January/February 2012 are:

Issue:   St. Ninians Toll - Drug Misuse and anti-social behaviour (youths gathering) - every day and into the evenings (particularly weekends).

Response:   Stop/search known drug users where appropriate.  Disrupt and disperse crowds gathering around retail premises, when engaged in criminal behaviour.           

Issue:  Mayfield Park - Youth Disorder - Weekends from 1800hrs onwards.

Response:  Increase high visibility and plain clothes patrols at Mayfield Park, to include rear of Mayfield Community and Health Centres

Issue:   Almond Court/Springfield Road.  Youth disorder and associated anti-social behaviour.

Response: Increased in high visibility patrols.   Proactive engagement with youths and firm enforcement of any offences detected.




 
Full details of what action Matt is taking is communicated at the regular Community Council meetings. 

Getting Involved

The team would like to meet with as wide a cross section of the community as possible and can be spoken to in person or at the aforementioned community council meetings. 

Contact Details:

If you have any information regarding the above issues or any other matter you would like to discuss with police, please contact Broomridge/Braehead/Torbrex Policing Team on 01786 456000 or call Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.

• In an emergency dial 999
• Telephone 01786 456000

Or you can follow us on Twitter.

Email Constable Matthew Williams

You can also follow Central Scotland Police on Twitter and Facebook.