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Neighbourhood police station

Brighton Police Station
Brighton Police Station
John Street
Brighton
East Sussex
BN2 0LA

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• Email: contact.centre@sussex.pnn.police.uk

Craven Vale and Queensway neighbourhood policing team

PCSO Carol Manton

I have been a Police Community Support Officer for the past 5 years. Prior to doing this role I worked as a Medical Secretary in a Psychiatric Unit. I have also worked for the RSPCA in animal care. I joined Sussex Police as a PCSO because I wanted a role where I would be out and about meeting people, and trying to help to solve problems. I really enjoy working as part of a team, and also working with partnership agencies to resolve issues. My role is varied and interesting, but the best part is being out in the community and interacting with members of the public.

PCSO Laura Hall

I have been a Police Community Support Officer for over two years, Previously I have worked in a number of customer related roles and felt I needed a change, and I have never looked back. Doing the role gives me great satisfaction on a daily basis helping the community to resolve issues they may have.

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About this neighbourhood

Cravenvale is situated in valley within the Kemptown Ward in Eastern Brighton. The boundaries of the Neighbourhood for the Kemptown Ward, are from The Old Steine , north along Albion Street, east to Albion Hill to Queens Park Road continuing onto Queens Park Road, Hallet Road then south down to Freshfield Road to Firle Road then continuing down to Whitehawk Hill Road, Bristol Gardens to Arundel Street including Cravenvale and the Queensway which is situated on the eastern side of the city between Elm Grove and Kemp Town and is not far from the seafront or the city centre. The boundaries of the Cravenvale and Queensway neighbourhood are Eastern Road, Freshfield Road and Whitehawk Hill Road. The area is made up of primarily social housing with some leaseholders. The blocks are low rise and there are some houses. To the north of the area are housing association properties. There is a small Industrial Estate to the south of the area and a public school (Brighton College). The area has received additional funding from central government since 2003 to address social deprivation.

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

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