Panel backs PCC’s council tax rise to continue police progress
Chris Nelson’s plans for a 4.41% increase in council tax.
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Chris Nelson’s plans for a 4.41% increase in council tax.
A ‘public space protection order’ has been put in place around a car park in Gloucester.
Should you ever happen to find yourself under police supervision, either through your own fault or because of some unforeseen accident, then you can at least be sure you will be well looked-after.
One in five adults experience domestic abuse in their life. Offenders are all around us, but can we spot them?
100 dashboard cameras will provide an additional layer of security and evidence-gathering to tackle rural crime.
What goes on in the playground stays in the playground. Or should it?
Public sector organisations in Gloucestershire have been awarded more than a quarter of a million pounds with the aim of reducing serious violence in the county.
Communities across the south west are being urged to report any drug-related activity that will help inform a regional campaign to disrupt county lines gangs.
Police and Crime Commissioners (PCC’s) across the south west have joined together to lead a new campaign and bring together all police forces in the region to combat the involvement of Organised Crime Groups (OCGs) in rural crime.
Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Chris Nelson has congratulated Gloucestershire Constabulary on today’s (Wednesday) announcement that it is no longer subject to ‘special monitoring’ by His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire Services (HMICFRS).