My reflections on Gloucestershire’s New Anti-Social Behaviour Action Plan
I’ve long said that tackling ASB must be a core priority for our county.
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I’ve long said that tackling ASB must be a core priority for our county.
As responsible adults we can’t be caught out, we must understand the dangers our children are exposed to
My Office plays a vital role in understanding how people feel about their police service.
A central pillar to my Police and Crime Prevention Plan is early intervention.
It is designed as a safety net, bringing the relevant organisations together to look again.
A police precept is a portion of your council tax that goes towards funding your local police force.
Forces everywhere are dealing with rising costs and increasing demand, yet national funding settlements are failing to match the realities of modern policing.
I wish to acknowledge the devastating fire in Brimscombe which took the lives of a mother, two children and pet dog: the family of one of our own Gloucestershire Constabulary Officers.
I will continue to fight strongly for the resources and staff our great County deserves.
Domestic abuse and sexual violence devastate lives, families, and communities, and tackling these crimes remains one of my top priorities.