Welcome to Lewes District's Neighbourhood Panel Website.
Sussex Police's Lewes District Neighbourhood Policing Teams (NPT), working with partner agencies, have set up various Neighbourhood Panels (NP) across the District. To make it easier to read the minutes from your area's NP meetings, view your priorities and comment online about local issues Lewes NPT has set up this website. From here you can also find out when your next meeting is, who your Local Police and Community Support Officers are and get in contact with them. If you'd like to know more about Neighbourhood Panels click on the 'About Neighbourhood Panels' button above right. Confused about jargon on the site? click on the 'NP Info Page' button, bottom left. To become a member of this Website click on 'join this site' (bottom right of this page).
Lewes District Police News
Updated on: 13/04/2010
Sussex Police - All black and blue!
Take a closer look at Sussex Police officers and PCSO's from last Monday morning (10 May) and you'll notice a bit of a change.
Gone are the classic uniform trousers and white shirts, to be replaced by black cargo-style trousers and modern 'wicking' black zip-necked shirts - blue for PCSOs. However, while it's an incidental bonus, fashion isn't the driving force behind the change.
Looking for a uniform suited to modern operational policing, Sussex Police have joined up with four other south-east forces to standardise the requirement, making significant savings as a result. Sussex alone anticipates a saving of around £55,000 per annum.
First to wear the new uniform were all officers coming on early turn duty on Monday, but it has already been trialled by a number of staff, including Det Insp Nick Porter who, along with seven colleagues, ran the recent Hastings half-marathon in his.
"After more than 13 miles, the uniform was in better shape that I was," he joked.
Lewes District Neighbourhood Panels
All maps reproduced from the Ordance Survey Mapping. Crown Copyright.
