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The kit to stop a catastrophic bleed
They contain medical equipment to help stem serious bleeding.
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A year of First Light
My Office’s role is to ensure that victims receive specialist, independent and trauma informed support.
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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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Why we need to understand children’s views on sexual violence
As responsible adults we can’t be caught out, we must understand the dangers our children are exposed to
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Why your voice matters in policing Gloucestershire
My Office plays a vital role in understanding how people feel about their police service.
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Protecting Gloucestershire’s Young People from the Harms of Drugs
A central pillar to my Police and Crime Prevention Plan is early intervention.
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Understanding Anti-Social Behaviour Case Reviews
It is designed as a safety net, bringing the relevant organisations together to look again.
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Why Gloucestershire’s Police Precept Is Rising And Why It Matters
A police precept is a portion of your council tax that goes towards funding your local police force.
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The realities of paying for policing
Forces everywhere are dealing with rising costs and increasing demand, yet national funding settlements are failing to match the realities of modern policing.
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Thinking of those affected by trauma this Christmas
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.
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