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Community Beat Officers (CBOs) operating in the Banff & District CSG area.

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Banff & District
Photo of PC Bruce Watt
PC Bruce Watt will operate in Banff.  He has worked in Aberdeen City for two years before moving to Aberdeenshire five years ago.  He has been a CBO at Banff since March 2007.  He is looking to continue building partnerships in order to tackle the local issues which affect the local communities in the Banff Section area.
Portsoy
Photo of PC Joanne Wilson
PC Joanne Wilson joined the Police in 2004 and initially started in Turriff then Banff then Fraserburgh and she is now based at Portsoy.  Her hopes are hopes to build a good relationship with all ages within the community in order to identify and resolve the wide range of issues which can affect the public.
Contact with the CBOs

To contact a Community Beat Officer, call the Grampian Police non-emergency phone number

0845 600 5 700









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Community Beat Officers (CBOs) operating in the Buchan CSG area.

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Mintlaw
Photo of PC Graeme Smith
PC Graeme Smith joined Grampian Police in May 2001 after 18 months as a Special Constable in Fraserburgh. I initially worked at Banff for about 3 and a half years, followed by 2 years at Peterhead until November 2006 where I started in my current role as a CBO in Mintlaw. Having been born and brought up in the north east I know the area and the concerns of the community better than most. He would like to continue working closely with the local community on various issues to make a positive difference.
Peterhead
Photo of PC Kevin Forman
PC Kevin Forman operates in Peterhead.  He joined Grampian Police Special Constabularly in 1987, serving in the Peterhead area.  He joined Grampian Police in 1990 and has served in Fraserburgh, Cruden Bay, Peterhead and Mintlaw as a Response Officer.  He recently took up his current role as a Community Beat Officer in Peterhead.

He hopes to maintain the good working relationships with all Community Groups and other agencies and to reduce the antisocial problems which affect the local community.
Cruden Bay
Photo of PC Kenneth Thomson
PC Kenneth Thomson has served in Fraserburgh for three years, before moving to Cruden Bay, where he has been CBO since December 2007.  He also undertakes duties as a Firearms officer.  He hopes to tackle anti-social behaviour within his area and build up good relations with the local community and to be the first point of contact for them.








Peterhead
Photo of PC David Weir
PC David Weir started his career with Grampian Police as a Special Constable based in Cruden Bay.  After several years he joined the force as a full time Officer working in Fraserburgh, where he remained for 4 years. During this time he became a Police Diver within the underwater search unit and an ROV/SONAR operator. He has since worked in Cruden Bay as a Community Beat Officer and in December 2009 became the Peterhead Community Officer and small Ports liaison Officer for Peterhead. He aims to provide the residents of Peterhead with a visible Officer by carrying out regular foot patrols, where they can approach and discuss issues affecting them and their community.  He will work closely with other partnership agencies to make Peterhead a safer community.
Cruden Bay
Photo of PC Lee Scott
PC Lee Scott joined Grampian Police in 2005, after serving as a Special Constable in his own community.  His first posting was to Peterhead, as a response Officer.  He then transferred to Cruden Bay in 2008, where he hopes to forge a good relationship with all ages within the community in order to identify and resolve the wide range of issues which can affect the public.
Mintlaw
Photo of PC Nikki Thornley
PC Nikki Thornley joined Avon & Somerset Police in 2000, during which time she spent two and a half years as a frontline response Officer, two years as a CBO in Bristol and three and a half years working within CID. Transferred to Grampian in September 2007, where she spent 10 months at Peterhead before going on Maternity leave. Since returning to work in March she has moved to Mintlaw, and is enjoying the return to CBO work, and is looking forward to working with all the local communities.





Contact with the CBOs

To contact a Community Beat Officer, call the Grampian Police non-emergency phone number

0845 600 5 700








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Community Beat Officers (CBOs) operating in the Fraserburgh & District CSG area.

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Fraserburgh & District
Photo of PC Ewan Ross
PC Ewan Ross will operate in Fraserburgh and District.  He has worked in the Fraserburgh area for four years and has been a CBO for the past two. He hopes to tackle local issues and help create a safe environment for communities.
Fraserburgh & District
Photo of PC Bedford
PC Bedford is primarily responsible for the outlying villages of Fraserburgh having worked in the Fraserburgh area for three years. This is a relatively new role for him but he hopes to be an accessible and visible presence within the area and work towards building relationships in order to ensure a strong link between Grampian Police and the community as a whole.
Fraserbugh & District
Photo of PC Stephen Benedetti
PC Stephen Benedetti started his career with Metropolitan Police in 1989 transferring to Grampian Police in 2001. Since joining Grampian Police he has worked at Turriff, Banff and Fraserburgh. As a Community Beat Officer in Fraserburgh town, he also has responsibility for liaising with the port of Fraserburgh. He aims to provide the residents of Fraserburgh with a visible accesible officer, by carrying out regular foot patrols, by being approachable and available to discuss issues affecting them and their community. He will work closely with other partnership agencies including the voluntary sector to make Fraserburgh a safer community.













Contact with the CBOs

To contact a Community Beat Officer, call the Grampian Police non-emergency phone number

0845 600 5 700









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Community Beat Officers (CBOs) operating in the Formartine CSG area.

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Newburgh & Balmedie
Photo of PC Alison Durward
PC Alison Durward joined Grampian Police in 1989, served the majority of her service in Aberdeenshire. For the last 10 years, she has worked in Ellon and the surrounding area. She has specific responsibility for the villages of Newburgh and Balmedie where there is currently a number of youth problems.  It is her aim to continue to build up a good relationship with the villagers by addressing their anti social problems to bring their communities together.
Tarves, Methlick, Newburgh & Balmedie
Photo of PC Iain Clark
PC Iain Clark operates in Tarves, Methlick, Newburgh and Balmedie. He has served in Peterhead, Laurencekirk, Banchory, Aberdeen City and Ellon for twenty two years. He has been stationed at Ellon since October 2005. He hopes to help create a safer community for all.
Turriff
Photo of PC Mike Taylor
PC Mike Taylor has been stationed at Banff, Turriff and Peterhead.  He has also worked as a Deputy Domestic Abuse Liaison Officer and a Schools Liaison Officer in Morayshire, working from Fochabers and Keith Police Offices. He hopes to encourage people to take responsibility for looking after their town/area.






Oldmeldrum
Photo of PC Scott Henderson
PC Scott Henderson has 5 years service within the Formartine area having been based at Ellon and Oldmeldrum.  He intends to continue to enhance relationships with the local community, in particular the local youth element, and further reduce all anti-social type incidents, and promote increased community wellbeing and quality of life throughout the area.
Ellon
Photo of PC Ian Ivancic
PC Ian Ivancic has been stationed at Ellon since 2006 and has served the local community for the last three years initially as a Response Officer, before taking on the role of CBO in September 2008. He has specific responsibility for Ellon and the villages of Pitmedden and Undy Green,  he hopes to continue building relationships with the local residents, traders, publicans and youths and aims to target the vandalism and anti-social behaviour in the area. By working together we can all become more proactive by building upon existing partnerships and enabling new strategies to develop to address local issues, we can make our communities a better and safer place to reside, visit and socialise in, increased community wellbeing and quality of life throughout the area.
Contact with the CBOs

To contact a Community Beat Officer, call the Grampian Police non-emergency phone number

0845 600 5 700














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Community Beat Officers (CBOs) operating in the Garioch & North Marr CSG area.

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Inverurie
Photo of PC Ian Robison
PC Ian Robison will operate in Inverurie having recently served Westhill and District from November 2006. He has served in Aberdeen City for twenty five years, including 4 years as a Schools Liaison Officer. He hopes to help create a safer community for all.
Westhill and District
Photo of PC Clare Taylor
PC Clare Taylor will operate in Westhill and District. She has eleven years service across the former South Aberdeenshire area, working at stations in Inverurie, Ellon and latterly Westhill.  She hopes to build relationships with all areas of the community in Westhill.
Inverurie/Newmachar
Photo of PC David Calvert
PC David Calvert will operate in Inverurie/Newmachar. He has served in the former South Aberdeenshire area working at stations in Huntly, Westhill and Inverurie.  He hopes to tackle all anti-social problems and to help the community to work together regarding the problems.


Kemnay
Photo of PC Alex Allan
PC Alex Allan will operate in Kemnay. He has worked in Aberdeen City for six years before moving to Aberdeenshire six years ago.  He has been a Community Beat Officer at Kemnay since July 2005.  He hopes to continue building relationships with local youths and aims to target the vandalism and anti-social behaviour in the area.
Kintore/Blackburn/Kemnay
Photo of PC Darren Cochrane
PC Darren Cochrane will operate in Kintore/Blackburn/Kemnay. He has worked in the Garioch area since September 2006 covering Inverurie, Kemnay, Kintore and Blackburn.  As CBO for Kintore and Blackburn he is looking forward to building partnerships in order to tackle the local issues which affect the quality of life of the communities.
Insch
Photo of PC Graeme Allan
PC Graeme Allan will operate in Insch. He has served in Aberdeen City for two years, then latterly at Insch.  He also has additional duties as a Search Trained Officer.  He hopes to prevent anti-social behaviour and driving in Insch and to reduce youth problems there.







Huntly
Photo of PC Neil McAdam
PC Neil McAdam will operate in Huntly. He has served in various operational roles in Northamptonshire Constabulary then transferred to Grampian Police.  He has served in Aberdeen City and Huntly.  He hopes to build strong liaisons with key core agencies and the Public in his area.
Alford
Photo of PC Mike Whyte
PC Mike Whyte will operate in Alford. He has served in Aberdeen City, Ballater, Huntly and Alford.  He hopes to help create a safe environment for young and old in the local community.
Westhill and District
Photo of PC Amanda White
PC Amanda White will operate in Westhill and District.  She has two years service and has worked at Alford and Inverurie Stations.  She hopes to build up relationship with partner agencies in the community and to try and have a visible presence within Westhill and the outlying smaller communities.



Westhill
Photo of PC Mark Cobban
PC Mark Cobban joined Grampian Police in 2006 and has previously worked in Banchory and Inverurie before being  posted to Westhill in 2009.  He hopes to forge links within the community, in particular with the businesses based in Westhill and associated business parks.
Contact with the CBOs

To contact a Community Beat Officer, call the Grampian Police non-emergency phone number

0845 600 5 700







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Community Beat Officers (CBOs) operating in the Kincardine & Mearns CSG area.

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Laurencekirk
Photo of PC Neil Thomson
PC Neil Thomson joined Grampian Police in 1989 and was based in Aberdeen City for four years.  He then transferred to the former South Aberdeenshire Area and has been stationed at Portlethen, Inverbervie and Laurencekirk.  He hopes to make a safer community.
Portlethen
Photo of PC Kevin Marron
PC Kevin Marron operates at Portlethen, Newtonhill, Muchalls and the surrounding rural areas. He has served in Stonehaven, Laurencekirk and Portlethen. He hopes to help create a safe environment for all in the local community and forge a good relationship between the Community and Grampian Police.


Portlethen
Photo of PC Wayne Smart
PC Wayne Smart has been with Grampian Police for six years, joining in February 2003. He started at Banchory Police Office before moving to Stonehaven Office in November 2004. He worked out of the Portlethen Office for over a year and he is the Community Officer for Drumoak/Durris areas as well as dealing with any incidents in the Portlethen area. He hopes to forge a good relationship between the Community and Grampian Police.
Laurencekirk
Photo of PC Andy Lamont
PC Andy Lamont operates in Laurencekirk. He has 24 years Police service and has been stationed at Fraserburgh, Ballater,Inverurie, Kemnay and Portlethen. He hopes to help create a safe environment for all in the local community and forge a good relationship between the Community and Grampian Police.
Portlethen
Photo of PC Ross Campbell
PC Ross Campbell has been with Grampian Police for five years, joining in 2004. He started at Inverurie Police Office for two years prior to moving to the Kincardine area of Aberdeenshire where he has been  stationed at  Portlethen and Stonehaven Police Offices respectively.
He is now the Community Focused Officer for Portlethen along with PC Kevin Marron. He hopes to build a close working relationship between all ages of the community by carrying out regular foot patrols, discussing issues affecting the community and how they can be resolved and to continue and maintaining a good rapport with the local youths to assist in targeting the vandalism and anti-social behaviour in the area.
Contact with the CBOs

To contact a Community Beat Officer, call the Grampian Police non-emergency phone number

0845 600 5 700













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Community Beat Officers (CBOs) operating in the South Marr CSG area.

Aboyne
Photo of PC Gordon Brown
PC Gordon Brown operates from Aboyne. Has 21 years Police Service. He has primarily worked Deeside and the Donside areas. He has built up a strong working relationship with partner agencies in the community in an attempt to create a safer environment and reduce anti-social behaviour within the community.
Banchory
Photo of PC Craig Duncanson
PC Craig Duncanson operates from Banchory.  He has 18 years Police Service and has worked in a number of posts and specialised departments throughout Grampian Police.  Most recently he has been based in Deeside, primarily working from Banchory.  He has built up strong working relationships with partner agencies and through Craig's active involvement in local youth initiatives, he aims to create and maintain a safer environment and reduce anti-social behaviour within the community.
Braemar
Photo of PC Craig McNeill
PC Craig McNeill has been the CBO based at Braemar since July 2006.  Prior to this he worked as a response Officer at Portlethen, Stonehaven and latterly Aboyne.  He hopes to foster a good working relationship with the local community and aims to build on his successes in tackling anti-social behaviour.











Contact with the CBOs

To contact a Community Beat Officer, call the Grampian Police non-emergency phone number

0845 600 5 700









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Aberdeenshire Anti-Social Behaviour Co-ordinator

Anti-Social Behaviour Co-ordinator
Photo of PC Fiona Will
PC Fiona Will is Anti-Social Behaviour Co-ordinator for all of Aberdeenshire. She joined the Metropolitan Police in 1987 and transferred to Grampian Police in 1999.  Since joining Grampian, she has served as a response officer at Fraserburgh and Mintlaw and has spent almost five years working in Child Protection.  She recently took up the new role of Antisocial Behaviour Coordinator for Aberdeenshire Division and hopes to work alongside other agencies and community groups in addressing any antisocial problems which affect our communities.
Contact with the Anti-Social Behaviour Co-Ordinator

To contact the Anti-Social Behaviour Co-ordinator, call the Grampian Police non-emergency phone number

0845 600 5 700


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