Known hotspot for anti-social behaviour is now under police CCTV surveillance
Coming to Barrow Wake to commit lewd acts, intimidate people, use drugs or commit any other nuisance behaviour? You are being watched.
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Coming to Barrow Wake to commit lewd acts, intimidate people, use drugs or commit any other nuisance behaviour? You are being watched.
Today’s announcement that the Government is calling for fresh ideas in the fight against crime and anti-social behaviour has been welcomed by the Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Gloucestershire.
Former ‘Loose Women’ presenter and TV cop Lisa Maxwell is starring in a short film that gives advice to people suffering in the face of prolonged anti-social behaviour.
Residents in, and around Stroud, can now benefit from a joined-up approach to tackling Anti-social behaviour (ASB) after the district council became the final local authority in the county to join the Solace scheme.
More police are on the way to help address concerns around rural crime, the Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) said last night.
Are you planning a night out in Stroud soon? If so, then things are about to get safer, thanks to a new team of Night Safe Officers (NSO’s) patrolling the night-time economy on Friday and Saturday nights.
The loss of their ‘Kids’ Club’ was one of the Pandemic’s unfortunate side effects. But residents now have fresh hope they can launch a new youth club in St. Paul’s, Cheltenham.
Who doesn’t like a film with a happy ending? One, perhaps, where boy meets girl; loses girl; and then wins her back just before the music swells and the credits roll.
Based on available research, most children are likely to have been exposed to pornography by the age of 13. Some research puts it as young as seven.
The public are invited to a community meeting discussing rural crime in the county. It is due to take place in Northleach later this month (June).