Barton, Tredworth and White City Community
PS Tim Wood
Your nearest police station is Barton and Tredworth Station
223 Barton Street, Gloucester GL1 4JB
Our Local Policing Pledge to you:
Our local pledge to you is to supply you with your local community policing team contacts, dates of your next neighbourhood policing meetings, details of your local priorities and the work being carried out towards those priorities. Our commitment for Local Policing Team's (LPT) is to spend 80% of their time visibly working in your neighbourhood, tackling your priorities. If you want to know how you can contribute to the priority settings and other work within your neighbourhood use the contact form on the "Contact Us" tab.
To access the latest street level crime statistics for your LPT view the POLICE.uk website.
Priorities
- Area:Barton and Tredworth
- Priority:Drug use and dealing in the area of Hatherley Rd / Tarrington Rd crossroads and interconnecting alleyways from Ducie St / Paul St.
- Action:
This will continue to be a priority and residents living in this area can expect some contact from their local Beat Officers, PC Deb Sutton and PC Matt Bishop, over the coming weeks.
- Area:Barton and Tredworth
- Priority:Resolved: Throwing of stones & eggs, and kicking off car wing mirrors, by youths in Massey Rd / Hatherley Rd area.
- Action:
Following consultation with local residents and discussion with panel members, it was felt that this situation had improved. Police crime and incident statistics would corroborate this. Local Officers, PC Jo Cryer and PCSO Mark Jones, have taken steps in the local area to tackle this issue, such as engaging with local shops who may have been selling eggs to local youths, and working with a local youth in the area who is now complying with an Acceptable Behaviour Contract (ABC).
- You Said We Did:Following the outcome of the Local Priority Panel Meeting held at Barton Community Centre on Weds 29th May this priority has now been resolved.
- Area:Barton and Tredworth
- Priority:Cycling on footpaths, particularly in Barton Street & High Street.
- Action:
This will continue to be a priority, with a desire expressed by the panel for a balance of further education and enforcement work to take place over the next couple of months. PCSO Stuart Hopkins and PCSO Jess Hopton will endeavour to keep you updated on this issue via twitter and local media.
- Area:Barton and Tredworth
- Priority:Anti-social behaviour in and around Napier Park & St James Park.
- Action:
This will continue to be a priority and is subject of a detailed long term plan including diversion, education & support, community ownership and enforcement. In the medium term PCSO Stuart Hopkins is in the process of setting up a Park Watch scheme (please contact him if you are interested), and in the short term your local Police team have increased patrols in all local parks utilising the dispersal orders that are currently in place.
- Area:Barton and Tredworth
- Priority:Danger caused by illegal parking outside and in the vicinity of the Post Office, High Street, Tredworth.
- Action:
Following consultation with local residents through surveys prior to the meeting, this was identified by the panel as a new priority. Your local Police team will be engaging with Civil Enforcement Officers to assist in enforcing parking regulations in this area over the next couple of months.
In the meantime, did you know that there is a public car park behind the Goldon Heart Pub, free for anyone to use? We will be attempting to raise awareness of this as a possible alternative stopping point for Post Office customers.
Meet the team
PS 839
Tim Wood
PC 2199
Jo Cryer
PC 1995
Deborah Sutton
PC 2270
Rob Bolland
PC 2128
Matt Bishop
PCSO 9204
Adam Vaughan
PCSO 9018
Stacey Lee
PCSO 9128
Mark Jones
PCSO 9015
Clive Phillips
PCSO 9244
Stuart Hopkins
PCSO 9250
Jess Hopton
Barton Tredworth and White City Community engagement teams.
PS 839 Tim Wood
Barton Street
PC 2270 Rob Bolland
PCSO 9204 Adam VAUGHAN
PCSO 9018 Stacey LEE
PCSO 9250 Jess Hopton
WhiteCity
PC 2199 Jo CRYER
PCSO 9128 Mark JONES
PCSO 9244 Stuart HOPKINS
Tredworth
PC 1995 Deborah Sutton
PC 2128 Matt Bishop
PCSO 9015 Clive Phillips
News
White City - Police Report - May 2013
To read the latest blog from PC Jo Cryer for White City.
Barton Street - Police Report - May 2013
To read the latest blog from PC Rob Bolland for Barton Street
Dispersal Orders in Barton, Tredworth and White City to Tackle Anti-Social Behaviour
May 9 2013
Dispersal orders covering parks in the Barton, Tredworth and White City areas of Gloucester have begun operating to tackle anti-social behaviour.
The orders, which were agreed with Gloucester City Council, will run for six months until the end of October 2013.
They allow police officers or Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) to direct any groups of two or more to leave an area for 24 hours when they believe the behaviour of the group is likely to result in members of the public being harassed, alarmed or distressed.
Officers say that dealing with anti-social behaviour is a policing priority for the area.
PC Rob Bolland said: “There has been community concern about groups of young people gathering in the parks and intimidating other residents.
“These dispersal orders will give us the powers to deal with that issue quickly and effectively.
“We are wary of displacing the problem though, which is why we are going to be enforcing the orders in conjunction with an educational approach. We’ll be speaking to parents and working with local youth clubs to make sure youngsters have meaningful pursuits open to them in the area.”
Councillor Jennie Dallimore, cabinet member for communities and neighbourhoods, commented: “It is only right and proper that the police have the essential tools to do their jobs properly.
“If we have situations where groups of people are disrupting a neighbourhood then the situation needs to be dealt with quickly and effectively. These dispersal orders enable the police to do exactly that. They are another example of how we work closely together to ensure local people can fully enjoy the areas in which they live, work and socialise.”
The first order covers Napier Street Park and the surrounding areas, with boundaries on Metz Way, Derby Road, Barton Street and Trier Way.
The second order covers St James Park in Tredworth and surrounding streets and alleyways. The boundaries are Barton Street, Hatherley Road, Tredworth Road, High Street and St James Street.
The third order covers the Venture Playground, Parry Playing Fields and surrounding streets in White City. The boundaries are Clevedon Road, St Aldwyn Road, the dismantled railway between Bathurst Road and Stroud Road, the allotment boundary between the dismantled railway and the live railway, Dickens Mews, Selwyn Road, Sapperton Road and Bibury Road.
Notices and maps of the dispersal order areas have now been put up in the community to notify people.
Tredworth - Police update - April 2013
To read the latest update from the Tredworth Community Police team, please click here
White City - Police Report - April 2013
White City - Community Police Report
Constable Jo Cryer has updated White City residents on what the local police, along with our partners, are doing in the area. To read the report please click here
Priority update for Barton, Tredworth and White City Communities
On Tuesday 26th March the Local Priority Panel, held by the Neighbourhood Partnership for Barton, Tredworth & White City, met to determine the latest priorities for the area. The meeting was also attended by Gloucester City Council and Project Solace. As a result, the new priorities are;
- Drug use and dealing, particularly in the area of Hatherley Rd / Tarrington Rd crossroads and the nearby interconnecting alleyways - PC Matt Bishop & PC Deb Sutton
- Anti-social behaviour including egg & stone throwing and wing mirror damage, in the area of Hatherley Rd and Massey Rd towards White City - PC Jo Cryer & PCSO Mark Jones
- Cycling on footpaths causing danger to pedestrians, particularly on the main streets of Barton Street & High Street - PCSO Adam Vaughan & PCSO Jeremy Sansom
We will now be conducting further research and consultation, and liaising with our partner agencies, before deciding on the action to be taken to deal with each of these priorities. We will keep you updated with any action via this page and via our monthly blogs under the 'News' tab above.
We also retained the following existing priority which was amended slightly;
- Anti-social behaviour in and around the area of Napier Park, amended to include the associated displacement to St James Park - PC Rob Bolland
If you are aware of any information that could assist us in dealing with these priorities, please contact the named Offciers by any of the following methods;
Email - Gloucester.LPA.Communities@gloucestershire.police.uk
Twitter - @BartonSt_Police
Phone - Ring 101 and ask to speak to one of the Barton Street Officers
Crimestoppers - 0800 555 111
Via this website - using the 'Contact Us' page on the above tab
The next Local Priority Panel will sit on Wednesday 29th May 2013, 6.30pm, at Barton Community Centre. We need new members in order to ensure that the priorities being set are as representative of the community as possible. If you are interest in getting involved, please get in touch by any of the above methods.
Hard Working Junior Wardens get Behind the Scenes Tour at Gloucester Rugby
March 28 2013
Junior Wardens from Matson, Robinswood and Tredworth were given a behind the scenes tour of Kingsholm during Gloucester’s match with London Welsh last weekend.
The youngsters, who get involved in community work to help improve the area they live in as part of a scheme run by Gloucester City Homes, local schools and Gloucestershire Constabulary, were getting the privileged access as a reward for their endeavours over the last year.
The Matson and Robinswood members, known as ‘The Cool Kidz Crew’ and the Tredworth members, known as ‘The Street Steppers’ were taken to the executive lounge and given a history of the rugby club at the 1873 suite. They then settled down to watch the match.
Gary Little, Community Manager for Gloucester Rugby, said: “We were really pleased to invite and give the opportunity for the young wardens to visit Kingsholm last weekend. It was great to hear about the fantastic role they perform in their community and we were pleased to give them a day out at Kingsholm as a reward for all their hard work.”
PCSO Chris Jenkinson, who arranged the event, said: “It was great for the wardens to learn the history of such a great club and a key part of Gloucester life. We are very thankful to Gloucester Rugby for inviting the wardens for this match day experience and it was topped off with a Gloucester win!”
Gloucester City Homes Community Involvement Coordinator Lyn Scudamore adds: “The Junior Wardens work so hard to improve their local communities and it was great to see them enjoying a fantastic visit to Kingsholm as a reward for all their efforts.”
March Updates
- White City Blog - March 2013 update
- Tredworth Blog - March 2013 update
- Barton Blog - March 2013 update
White City - Community Police Report
Constable Jo Cryer has updated White City residents on what the local police, along with our partners, are doing in the area.This update includes news on:
- Youth Peace Project
- Junior Wardens
- Operation Joshua
To read the report please click here.
Barton Street Community Police Report
Beat Officers covering the Barton Street area of Gloucester have updated local residents on what they've been doing in recent weeks. This includes:
Operation Joshua -cracking down on burglary
Improving Napier Park along with partner agencies and the City Council
Plans for a new community youth club
You can read the report here
Monthly Events
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