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We DARE you to spot domestic abuse in your workplace
One in five adults experience domestic abuse in their life. Offenders are all around us, but can we spot them?
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Home Office backs dashcam posse to combat rural crime
100 dashboard cameras will provide an additional layer of security and evidence-gathering to tackle rural crime.
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‘There are two sides to every conflict’ – the story behind latest Aardman, PCC production
What goes on in the playground stays in the playground. Or should it?
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Window opens to new ideas for tackling serious violence
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.
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Cross border county lines gangs being tackled in latest regional operation
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.
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Police and Crime Commissioners lead campaign to tackle rural crime in the south west
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.
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Coming out of ‘special measures’ is the evidence I’ve been waiting for, says PCC
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).
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Winner from Gloucestershire in first award ceremony for tackling men’s violence against ...
A Constabulary and Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner campaign about sexual harassment has been judged the winning regional entry in the first National Police Chiefs’ Council and College of Policing’s recognition event for police officers, staff and volunteers who are working to tackle violence against women and girls.
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Rural crime and measures to tackle it are being highlighted during a week of action
Offences including the theft of farm equipment, targeting of small businesses, wildlife crime, hare coursing, fly tipping and heritage crime will be under the spotlight as officers run a number of enforcement and awareness operations in support of the national initiative.
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When it comes to male violence against women, Words Matter
A pioneering police language policy created to end victim blaming in communications will be discussed at Cheltenham Literature Festival this year.
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