Rutland Police

Rutland Police Please note this page is not monitored 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can report online via www.leics.police.uk/reportonline.

If you need to contact the police urgently please call 999 Rutland police station is located in the heart of Oakham town on Station Road. Close to the railway station, the police station is situated on the left-hand side as you travel away from the railway station, just before the junction with Kilburn Road.

Keep your property secure with these useful crime prevention tipsWant police updates from your local area? Sign up to Ne...
07/06/2026

Keep your property secure with these useful crime prevention tips

Want police updates from your local area? Sign up to Neighbourhood Link https://leicspolice.link/L2Ybr

PCSO Andy Wylie

Did you know the same team of people answer our emergency 999 and non-emergency 101 phone numbers? So, when you ring 101...
05/06/2026

Did you know the same team of people answer our emergency 999 and non-emergency 101 phone numbers? So, when you ring 101, you may need to wait to speak to us. ​

If your call isn't an emergency, see if the information or service you need is on our website before you call 101 you can use our website to report crime or incidents at a time convenient for you. ​https://leicspolice.link/IVdn2

We urge you to call 999 in an emergency – if you or someone else are in immediate danger, or if a crime is in progress.

Pcso Andy Wylie

Dear Rutland North residents,Please see below the April 2026 statistics for the Road Safety Partnership mobile speed cam...
05/06/2026

Dear Rutland North residents,

Please see below the April 2026 statistics for the Road Safety Partnership mobile speed camera enforcement van across the Rutland North beat area. May’s statistics will be shared as soon as they become available.

Enforcement activity:
▪️ Ashwell, Oakham Road: 1 visit (80 mins) – 3 offences
▪️ Barnsdale, A606 Stamford Road: 1 visit (84 mins) – 1 offence
▪️ Burley, B668 Cottesmore Road (40mph): 1 visit (90 mins) – 1 offence
▪️ Cottesmore, B668 Greetham Road: 1 visit (91 mins) – 21 offences
▪️ Cottesmore, Rogues Lane: 1 visit (80 mins) – 11 offences
▪️ Great Casterton, Old Great North Road: 1 visit (91 mins) – 3 offences
▪️ Langham, A606 Melton Road: 2 visits (178 mins) – 27 offences
▪️ Ryhall, A6121 Stamford Road: 1 visit (93 mins) – 10 offences
▪️ Stretton, Stocken Hall Road: 1 visit (80 mins) – 1 offence
▪️ Whissendine, A606 Melton Road (60mph): 1 visit (80 mins) – 0 offences
▪️ Whitwell, A606 Main Street: 2 visits (164 mins) – 45 offences

You continue to tell us that road safety is a priority in Rutland North. We will keep working closely with the Road Safety Partnership and Roads Policing Unit to identify key locations for enforcement.
The mobile enforcement van also attends other areas of Rutland, including Rutland South, Oakham and Uppingham. If you would like to view wider data, please visit:
👉 https://leicspolice.link/JYVdm

We will continue to proactively patrol, use speed detection equipment, and deal robustly with offenders alongside partner agencies to improve safety on our roads.

Thank you for taking the time to read this.

PC 1741 Holly Bland 👮🏻

05/06/2026

It’s great to see such positive steps being taken ahead of the festival 🌲🎶 supporting local communities and helping keep everyone safe this weekend

05/06/2026

🌲✨ Forbidden Forest begins today at Belvoir Castle, and whether you’re heading in for the music or live nearby, we’ve got a few tips and updates to share with you.

The local communities have helped us identify concerns raised around noise, anti-social behaviour and safety. As part of , we’ve been on site with our police dogs Jazz and Steem🐶 searching the festival grounds following reports of items being buried ahead of the event.

Good news, nothing was found, but rest assured, we’ll continue to work closely with festival security, and any illegal activity will be dealt with quickly. We’re also supporting new traffic routes and noise reduction measures introduced this year to minimise disruption to nearby villages.🚗

Throughout the weekend, we’ll have a visible police presence in and around Belvoir Castle, plus dedicated patrols in nearby villages to keep things running smoothly.
If you’re attending, enjoy the atmosphere, look out for each other, and make smart choices.

Let’s keep the weekend memorable for the right reasons!

☎️ We urge you to call 999 in an emergency - if you or someone else are in immediate danger, or if a crime is in progres...
04/06/2026

☎️ We urge you to call 999 in an emergency - if you or someone else are in immediate danger, or if a crime is in progress.

by keeping our lines clear for those in urgent need.

For non-urgent matters ➡️ https://leicspolice.link/KUppF

Hello Rutland PCSO Beth here!its been a super busy set for me and as I'm heading onto rest days here's a quick catch up:...
04/06/2026

Hello Rutland PCSO Beth here!

its been a super busy set for me and as I'm heading onto rest days here's a quick catch up:
-attended Rutland show 🚜 🐑
-ASB (anti social behaviour) patrols in Bottesford and Uppingham with PC 3009 and PCSO 6017
-PCSO Etienne and myself attended Belvior castle for an area search for a wanted male which ended in success.
-responded to a fallen down tree blocking the road
-collected CCTV
and that's just a few things I've been up to!

see you all next set👋🏻

Where has the sunshine gone? ☔ Hopefully it’ll be back soon!In the meantime, why not take a look back at what we’ve been...
02/06/2026

Where has the sunshine gone? ☔ Hopefully it’ll be back soon!

In the meantime, why not take a look back at what we’ve been up to in May 👇

Our latest newsletter is now available, covering recent activity, community priorities, and how we’ve been working to keep Uppingham safe. 🚓

Thank you, as always, for your continued support – it really does make a difference.

https://leicspolice.link/EOdQD

PC Melissa 🚔

We understand that antisocial behaviour (ASB) can cause distress. It can include inconsiderate behaviour, inappropriate ...
01/06/2026

We understand that antisocial behaviour (ASB) can cause distress. It can include inconsiderate behaviour, inappropriate vehicle use, graffiti and neighbourhood disputes.​
If you have witnessed antisocial behaviour of any kind, report it at https://leicspolice.link/TyZWf

Address

Oakham Police Station, 15/17 Station Road
Oakham
LE156QT

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 2pm
2:45pm - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 2pm
2:45pm - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 2pm
2:45pm - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 2pm
2:45pm - 6pm
Friday 10am - 2pm
2:45pm - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 2pm
2:45pm - 6pm
Sunday 10am - 2pm
2:45pm - 6pm

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https://www.leics.police.uk/area

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