Melbourn Police Station

Meet your PCSO

Your local PCSO Lindsay Gardiner will be at Melbourn Village College every Friday from 3pm to 5pm. She will be available to answer your questions and discuss any concerns you have about policing in your area. This will also be a chance for you to find out the policing priorities for your area and what work the team have been doing to tackle them. Alternatively if you just want to drop in for a chat and find out what’s going on and meet your local community support officer please do.

Please note PCSO Lindsay Gardiner will not be at MVC
for the Friday afternoon surgeries on 12th and 19th of March.

Non Emergency Calls: 0345 456 456 4
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Click here to view the latest Safer Melbourn
pages from Melbourn Magazine. (9)

The Magazine is published quartely and is delvered
free to every household in the village.
Visit the Melbourn Magazine page for more information
and to download the full magazine.

Cashback from local crooks
making homes safer in Cambridgeshire

A flagship community project in Cambridgeshire that is helping local residents feel safer and more secure in their homes has been awarded £10,000 from a Community Cashback fund.

Melbourn’s Problem Solving Group

Melbourn has the highest number of reported incidents of anti social behaviour (ASB) in our policing neighbourhood, and the fact that this has consistently been the case for some time, has come to the attention of South Cambridgeshire’s Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnership (CDRP).

To be successful the PSG must have a true picture of what’s going on in the village. The police provide information on reported incidents and it is very important that incidents of ASB are reported by residents whenever possible, but what about the problems that go unreported?

If you suffer from Anti Social Behaviour in the village and would like to bring it to the attention of the Problem Solving Group, there is a contact form on the group’s website. Click here to visit the site.

The next panel meeting is on

Tuesday 20 April at Foxton Village Hall
doors open at 19:00 for 19:30 start.

Panel meetings give us the opportunity to meet our
Neighbourhood Policing Team members and to hear
what they have achieved over the previous quarter.

Click here for more information

‘Speaker’s Corner’

This new new website for melbourn, aims to provide the residents of Melbourn the opportunity to express their views on issues affecting them and those around them. Whether relating to the council, policing issues, or the local environment, feel free to make your point.
Click here