Police and Communities Together (PACT) meetings give residents the opportunity to meet their local neighbourhood policing team, raise concerns and help shape policing priorities in their area.
What are PACT meetings?
PACT meetings are organised by Durham Constabulary’s Neighbourhood Policing Team. They provide an opportunity for residents to:
- Raise concerns about crime, anti-social behaviour and other community safety issues.
- Hear updates from local police officers and Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs).
- Find out what action has been taken to address previously identified concerns.
- Help identify local policing priorities.
Meetings are open to local residents, and everyone is welcome to attend. You do not need to have a particular concern to raise.
Local PACT meetings
Belmont and Carrville
Venue: Belmont Community Centre
Time: 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
- Friday 20 November 2026
- Friday 18 December 2026
- Friday 15 January 2027
- Friday 19 March 2027
Sherburn Road and Gilesgate
Venue: Pelaw View Community Centre, Sherburn Road
Time: 10:30 am – 11:30 am
- Wednesday 4 November 2026
- Wednesday 2 December 2026
- Wednesday 13 January 2027
- Wednesday 10 February 2027
- Wednesday 10 March 2027
- Wednesday 7 April 2027
- Wednesday 5 May 2027
- Wednesday 2 June 2027
- Wednesday 30 June 2027
- Wednesday 28 July 2027
- Wednesday 25 August 2027
- Wednesday 22 September 2027
- Wednesday 20 October 2027
- Wednesday 17 November 2027
Further information
PACT meetings are organised by Durham Constabulary, rather than Belmont Parish Council. Meeting dates and arrangements may change, so please check the latest information on the Durham Constabulary website before attending.
Visit the Durham Constabulary neighbourhood policing page
To report a non-emergency matter, contact the police on 101 or use Durham Constabulary’s online reporting service. In an emergency, call 999.