Hampshire Constabulary

Basingstoke Rural Sector

The teams in Basingstoke Rural sector are led by Inspector Paul Robertson.

 

Bramley and Sherfield on LoddonTadley and PamberBaughurst and Sherborne St JohnKingsclereHighclere and BurghclereWhitchurch Town and St MarybournOvertonOakleyUpton Grey and The Candovers Local policing areas:

» Baughurst and Sherborne St. John

» Bramley and Sherfield on Loddon

» Highclere and Burghclere 

» Kingsclere

» Oakley

» Overton

» Tadley and Pamber

» Upton Grey and The Candovers

» Whitchurch and St. Mary Bourne

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Inspector Paul RobertsonPaul Robertson is the Inspector for Basingstoke Rural, based at Whitchurch.

 

Inspector Paul Robertson has over 20 years policing experience with Hampshire Constabulary.  He has a strong operational background and has worked in Portsmouth, The New Forest, Winchester, Aldershot and Basingstoke in a variety of frontline and specialist roles and is now the Basingstoke Rural Inspector.

I would first like to introduce myself as the senior police officer in charge of policing for the Basingstoke Rural area.

I've been in post now for about 11 months. In that time I have been working hard to provide the very best service to the communities of rural Basingstoke.


If you would like to visit our local policing pages you can do so by clicking on the relevant links through the map above. You will find information regarding all the beat managers and PCSOs in addition to their neighbourhood priorities and performance information for each beat area.

 

Basingstoke Rural sector also comprises one Safer Neighbourhoods Team, led by Sgt Martin Cullis and Sgt Terry Arrowsmith


Local Performance Information

You can also view details of how we are performing against certain key criteria in your local area. Click here to see the details for the Basingstoke Rural sector.

Please click on the links above to take you to the relevant beats.

 


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