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Neighbourhood officers from Durham City, Crook and Barnard Castle have recently taken part in water rescue training prov...
07/09/2026

Neighbourhood officers from Durham City, Crook and Barnard Castle have recently taken part in water rescue training provided by our colleagues at County Durham & Darlington Fire & Rescue Service

This is additional specialist training that will also be rolled out to response officers over the coming months.

Money to fund the purchase of the throw ropes has also been provided by Durham University, the Durham Police and Crime Commissioner, and the City of Durham Parish Council.

Throw ropes are a small but vital piece of rescue equipment that will be carried in police vehicles in the Durham City area, allowing our officers the best chance of getting people to safety in an emergency.

If you ever find yourself in danger, remember this key advice:
• 'Float to Live' if you get into trouble in the water.
• If you see someone who needs help, call 999, tell them to float on their back, and throw them something that floats.
• Never go into the water yourself.

Do you want to know what's happening in your area? If the answer is YES, sign up for our Keep in the Know service. Find ...
07/09/2026

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It's a free service that helps you stay informed about what's happening where you live.

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⚠️Wanted: Have you seen Mark Wild?The 42-year-old is wanted on recall to prison.He has recent links to Durham, Spennymoo...
28/08/2026

⚠️Wanted: Have you seen Mark Wild?

The 42-year-old is wanted on recall to prison.

He has recent links to Durham, Spennymoor and Seaham.

If you have seen him or know where he is, please don’t comment here.

📲Instead, call us on 101, or contact us online at www.durham.police.uk

Officers are investigating an incident of criminal damage to a Go North East bus that occurred on Saturday, August 8, at...
13/08/2026

Officers are investigating an incident of criminal damage to a Go North East bus that occurred on Saturday, August 8, at approximately 6.45pm on the B6532 near the junction with Potterhouse Lane, between Sacriston and Framwellgate Moor.

A group of youths threw an unknown object at a moving double-decker bus, causing the upper windscreen to shatter, much to the alarm of the passengers and driver.

If you were passing by at the time or have dashcam footage from that road around that time, please email [email protected] or call us on 101, quoting reference CRI00699861.

Officers responded to a report of a collision on the B6302 Ushaw Moor towards Esh Winning yesterday (Wednesday, August 5...
06/08/2026

Officers responded to a report of a collision on the B6302 Ushaw Moor towards Esh Winning yesterday (Wednesday, August 5) at around 9.25pm.

The incident involved a silver Nissan Juke and a pedestrian.

The pedestrian suffered serious injuries and was taken to University Hospital North Durham for treatment.

A man in his 20s has been arrested on suspicion of causing serious injury by dangerous driving, and remains in custody.

Anybody with any information relating to the incident, or with footage of the vehicle in the moments before or after the collision, is asked to contact the Serious Collision Investigation Unit via [email protected] quoting incident number 508 of August 5.

Thank you to everyone who shared our appeal to identify a woman following an incident at UHND car park.We are happy to s...
06/08/2026

Thank you to everyone who shared our appeal to identify a woman following an incident at UHND car park.

We are happy to say the individual has now been identified and is assisting officers with their enquiries.

Today we say a heartfelt “see you later” to Annabelle as she leaves her role as a PCSO to begin an exciting new chapter ...
31/07/2026

Today we say a heartfelt “see you later” to Annabelle as she leaves her role as a PCSO to begin an exciting new chapter as a Police Constable.

Annabelle has been an invaluable part of the Durham City team, and we are incredibly grateful for the dedication, compassion and professionalism she has shown throughout her time with us. She has taken every opportunity to learn and grow, making a lasting impact on colleagues and the community alike.

Annabelle would also like to personally say a massive thank to everyone for the opportunities and experiences she has had across the city, including working alongside partners through Shopwatch and PACT meetings with the Markets, which have played a huge part in her development.
While she will miss Durham with all her heart, this is not goodbye, just the start of a new journey✨

We know she will continue to thrive and make a difference in her new role.
Good luck, Annabelle – we’re all so proud of you 💙

Here's just a snapshot of what your Framwellgate Neighbourhood Team has been up to recently: 🏍Electric motorbike seizedA...
31/07/2026

Here's just a snapshot of what your Framwellgate Neighbourhood Team has been up to recently:

🏍Electric motorbike seized
An electric bike was seized in Framwellgate Moor, with the rider reported for road traffic offences.

🔥Tackling anti-social behaviour in Meadowfield
Following a call from a concerned member of the public who reported a group of youths carrying scrap wood into fields in Meadowfield, officers already patrolling the area quickly attended and found that a fire had been started.
As a result:
• One youth was arrested
• One youth was collected by their parents
• A number of others were identified
• An electric scooter was seized
We are continuing to work closely with County Durham and Darlington Fire and Rescue Service and other partner agencies to address this type of anti-social behaviour and keep our communities safe.

🚁Patrols at Carrs Nature Reserve
Officers have carried out patrols within the Carrs Nature Reserve, both on foot and from the air using our councillor-funded drone, looking for signs of anti-social behaviour and any ongoing incidents.

Alongside our day-to-day neighbourhood duties, we have also been assisting response colleagues during the increased demands of the summer period.

Thank you for your continued support. If you see it report it! Your information helps us take action and keep our communities safe.

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