Police summer street initiative includes crackdown on shoplifters and e-scooters
Police and Crime Commissioner Chris Nelson has welcomed the early results of a seasonal operation to reduce so-called street crime.
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Police and Crime Commissioner Chris Nelson has welcomed the early results of a seasonal operation to reduce so-called street crime.
Gloucestershire’s Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Chris Nelson went walkabout (today) to hear first-hand what it’s like working on the shop floor.
The new chairman of Gloucestershire’s Road Safety Partnership (GRSP) is warning motorists not to be ‘taken in’ by the current heatwave.
The Safer Streets Summer Initiative has launched
First Light begin working in Gloucestershire from 1 August 2025
Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Gloucestershire Chris Nelson has today given evidence to a House of Lords inquiry on the rule of law.
By Mike Major, Via Service User Involvement lead
Gloucestershire’s Police and Crime Commissioner has criticised planning officers after an application for a major new housing development was approved
Gloucestershire’s Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) is calling for plans for a major new housing scheme to be paused until it includes provision for a police station.
Police and Crime Commissioner for Gloucestershire Chris Nelson said, “I am aware that many changes have already been made in the months since the inspection was carried-out, but serious concerns remain and there is still much to be done”.