Leicestershire Police is the territorial police force responsible for policing the county of Leicestershire and the city of Leicester. The force covers a wide geographical area, serving communities across both urban Leicester and the surrounding rural counties, making it one of the larger regional forces in the East Midlands. Its headquarters is based in Leicester, situated within the broader administrative framework of the city.
Role and Responsibilities
The force operates from an office building and handles everything from neighbourhood policing to major investigations across Leicestershire. It works alongside local councils, community groups, and other emergency services to address crime and public safety concerns throughout the region. The force area takes in a mix of city neighbourhoods, market towns, and rural villages, each presenting different policing demands.
Visiting or Contacting the Force
Members of the public needing to contact Leicestershire Police can do so through local police stations or via the non-emergency 101 number. For those looking to locate specific offices or stations within the force area, the interactive map above gives a useful overview of the surrounding streets and nearby places, helping visitors plan their route before travelling.