Street-level crime in BN2 9NW - The Argus

Neighbourhood police station

Tarner
Tarner
John StreetBrighton East Sussex
BN2 0LA
John Street Police Station Opening Hours:7days a week 0800 to midnight.Tarner Neighbourhood forms part of the Queens Park Ward in Central Brighton . The boundaries for this area (south boundary) Edward Street north pavement,(east boundary) Queens Park Road west pavement, (north boundary) Albion Hill north pavement and (west boundary) Grand Parade east pavement. Tarner consists of a mixture of private and social housing with narrow terraced streets as well as both high and low rise blocks of flats. It is the most densely populated part of Brighton & Hove and contains double the city average of BME people. The area also has a high percentage of residents with mental health issues. The main Brighton Police Station is located within this neighbourhood. Tarner has received additional government funding since 2001 as a designated super output area due to the high levels of social deprivation.

• Telephone: 101 or 01273 470 101
• Email: contact.centre@sussex.pnn.police.uk

Tarner neighbourhood policing team

PCSO Katie Bourne

I have been a PCSO since the summer of 2008 during that time I have enjoyed the variety that this job offers no two days are ever the same This was one of the factors that attracted me to the job as well as not being stuck in an officeBefore I decided to become a PCSO with Sussex Police I worked in HR in the private sector for 3 years and before that I spent 3 years studying at university in Liverpool

Sergeant Alex Evans

Bio coming soon

About this neighbourhood

John Street Police Station Opening Hours:7days a week 0800 to midnight.Tarner Neighbourhood forms part of the Queens Park Ward in Central Brighton . The boundaries for this area (south boundary) Edward Street north pavement,(east boundary) Queens Park Road west pavement, (north boundary) Albion Hill north pavement and (west boundary) Grand Parade east pavement. Tarner consists of a mixture of private and social housing with narrow terraced streets as well as both high and low rise blocks of flats. It is the most densely populated part of Brighton & Hove and contains double the city average of BME people. The area also has a high percentage of residents with mental health issues. The main Brighton Police Station is located within this neighbourhood. Tarner has received additional government funding since 2001 as a designated super output area due to the high levels of social deprivation.

The force responsible for policing and crime prevention in this area is Sussex Police.

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