Your Neighbourhood Wardens

Meet your Neighbourhood Wardens

From left to right, your Neighbourhood Wardens are; Aldon Patience, Paul Batterbee, Sue Amey and Daniel Morrallee.

Town Centre

• Oonagh Sherlock, Community Development Officer - 07702 916883
• Aldon Patience, Neighbourhood Warden - 07702 916861

Bedwell and Pin Green

• Oonagh Sherlock, Community Development Officer - 07702 916883
• Paul Batterbee, Neighbourhood Warden - 07803 409016

Chells and Manor

• Oonagh Sherlock, Community Development Officer - 07702 916883
• Paul Batterbee, Neighbourhood Warden - 07803 409016

Longmeadow and Roebuck

• Daniel Morrallee, Neighbourhood Warden - 07718 122756

Old Town, Symonds Green and Woodfield

• Karen Malone, Community Development Officer - 07566 778577
• Sue Amey, Neighbourhood Warden - 07702 916859

Shephall and Bandley Hill

• Daniel Morrallee, Neighbourhood Warden - 07718 122756

St. Nicholas and Martins Wood

• Karen Malone, Community Development Officer - 07566 778577
• Sue Amey, Neighbourhood Warden - 07702 916859

You can contact any of the wardens by emailing neighbourhood.wardens@stevenage.gov.uk.

What do Neighbourhood Wardens do?

Your Neighbourhood Wardens are the eyes and ears of our community.

Each Neighbourhood Warden has a responsibility for specific wards in Stevenage and they each patrol their areas daily:

• "High visibility patrol" their given wards and report environmental issues like fly tipping, littering and dog fouling.
• Fault report any issues within the community to internal and external partners.
• Engage with the community and signpost residents to the correct departments within the Council.
• Resolve incidents and issues if they can and also advise on Council matters.
• Work closely with Ward Councillors to do any work that meets the needs of the community.
• Attend residents meetings.
• Support any community event such as Stevenage Day and local fetes.

Neighbourhood Wardens carry out various work in the community, from left to right:

1. Working alongside Herts Constabulary and attending community safety days.
2. Carrying out knife sweeps with PCSOs and dealing with cycling or electric scooters in the town centre.
3. Assisting with painting planters at St Nicholas Shops.