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Gloucestershire’s Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) has welcomed the latest plans to reduce anti-social behaviour during this month’s National Hunt Festival at Cheltenham
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The Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC), has awarded £50,000 of grant funding to improve areas of the Cotswolds where women feel unsafe
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It started in Stroud in response to concerns following a number of misogynistic incidents, now the ‘Safe Space Scheme’ is coming to Gloucester
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Traffic cops will be out in force as part of the latest move to stop motorists using their phones while driving
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Gloucestershire has its first squad of ‘graduate police officers’
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Gloucestershire’s Police and Crime Panel today backed the PCC’s recommendation for an extra £1.25 per month in council tax to pay for more growth in local policing
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Police and Crime Commissioner Chris Nelson will ask the county’s police and crime panel to help him find an extra £1.25 per month in council tax to strengthen the Constabulary
A thought provoking monument which aims to inspire social change is coming to Gloucester as part of the UK National Youth Anti-Violence Tour & Programme
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A survey has found that most people in Gloucestershire think the police are under-funded
An independent evaluation of the Government’s Safer Streets funding shows it is leading to growing confidence and engagement with the police