A brand-new police and emergency-services roleplay experience is coming to the Nexus Gaming Hub. Northumbria Police Roleplay Community will operate as a public semi-whitelist GTA V FiveM server, built around a custom GTA IV Liberty City map.
Northumbria Police Roleplay Community is currently being prepared as a new addition to the Nexus Gaming Hub Police Roleplay Network.
Northumbria will use a public semi-whitelist model, providing a more accessible FiveM experience while still maintaining community access requirements.
The FiveM server is planned around a custom GTA IV Liberty City map, bringing a distinctive large urban environment into the GTA V FiveM experience.
The project is being developed around police and emergency-services roleplay as part of the wider Nexus Gaming Hub Police Roleplay Network.
Development is continuing on the Northumbria Police Roleplay Community. The current target is for the community to open during December 2026, with the launch window extending to approximately mid-January 2027 if additional development or testing time is required.
This is an expected development window rather than a guaranteed launch date. The final opening date may be adjusted depending on server development, testing and readiness.
Northumbria uses a different access model from the fully private Strathclyde Police Roleplay Community.
Northumbria is planned as a public semi-whitelist FiveM server. This makes the community more accessible than the fully private Strathclyde server while still allowing community access requirements to be maintained.
You will be required to join the official Northumbria Police Roleplay Community Discord before gaining access to the server. Players who have not joined the required Discord community will not be granted server access.
Northumbria is not yet open for normal server operations. The project remains under active development ahead of its planned winter launch.
Northumbria Police Roleplay Community is a fictional gaming and roleplay project. It is not Northumbria Police and is not affiliated with, operated by, sponsored by or endorsed by Northumbria Police, any UK police force, government organisation or public authority. References to real-world organisations, branding and other third-party intellectual property remain the property of their respective owners.