David joined Warwickshire Police in 2000 and has previously worked as both a Response and Safer Neighbourhoods sergeant in the Nuneaton and Bedworth district. More recently he has worked in the Force Communications Centre as an Inspector but took up his post at Rugby in November 2009. David will take on the role as Deputy District Commander as well as holding responsibility for managing the Rugby Town West Safer Neighbourhoods Team.

Acting Sergeant Nik Walpole joined West Midlands Police in August 1994 after 8 years in the Royal Navy. After two and a half years at Little Park Street in the city centre he moved to the specialist Operational Support Unit, where he undertook specialist searching, public order and sporting event policing. After 3 years he returned to Coventry and became a neighbourhood officer for the New Deal for Communities in the Wood End / Henley Green area of NE Coventry. After 6 years in that post he undertook the role of Acting Sergeant within the area, the neighbouring Stoke area and also on the response team at Stoney Stanton Road. He transferred to Warwickshire Police in June 2009, where he has been a reactive officer for the rugby area. He took over from Sergeant Faulkner on 9th November.

I have been covering the Avon/Swift and Wolvey Ward since March 2007. If you haven't meet me so far, please take the time to say hello and introduce yourself to me if you see me out and about on patrol. Always feel welcome to approach me should you have any concerns about your village that you think I should be made aware of and I will do my best to find a solution for you.

Catherine has been a member of the Rugby Rural North team since December 2009. Catherine covers the Fosse Ward.

I worked for three years at Leicestershire Constabulary in the control room prior to joining Warwickshire Police in April 2009. I was initially posted to a reactive shift at Rugby until taking up my current role on the Safer Neighbourhood Team as a PC on Rugby rural north. I am really enjoying my new role so far and have already met many local residents. I look forward to meeting many more of you in due course.