Project Vigilant piloted in Cheltenham to target predatory behaviour
Plain clothed and uniformed officers have been working together on deployments in the town centre
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Plain clothed and uniformed officers have been working together on deployments in the town centre
New measures are being introduced to tackle graffiti in Cheltenham
Inflation, interest rates, pay awards, energy costs and service demands have all put pressure on the finances of Gloucestershire Police.
The OPCC secured £1 million toward more police patrols
Clear, Hold, Build is a new three-stage approach to reducing serious crime and anti-social behaviour
Gloucestershire’s Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) today appealed to the Government not to ignore rural areas of the country when recruiting thousands more police.
It was billed as a ‘Community Engagement Day’. A chance for police officers to meet and build relationships with the people who live on the streets they patrol.
An investigation is continuing into a collision on the A48 at Minsterworth yesterday in which two women were killed. Despite the best efforts of those in attendance, a woman in her 50s who was driving the Ford and a woman in her 20s who was driving the Vauxhall, both died at the scene.
‘Operation Spotlight’ is focusing on the four most commons causes of collisions where people are killed or seriously injured on the country’s roads.
‘Operation Spotlight’ is focusing on the four most commons causes of collisions where people are killed or seriously injured on the country’s roads.