Cheltenham Road East Safer Community Team
PS Tony Scragg
The communities we cover are:
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 SCT staff 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, please use the form on the Contact us tab at the top of your Safer Community Team's homepage. To access crime statistics for your SCT view our crimemapper website.
Click here to access Gloucestershire Constabulary's Policing Pledge.
Priorities
- Area:Glevum West
- Priority:Pro-Active work to reduce incidents of Anti-Social Behaviour around Coopers View, Brockworth.
- Action:
- Directed high-visibility patrols at relevant times.
- Consideration for the use of CCTV cameras in the area to identify offenders.
- To robustly enforce the no-drinking zones currently in operation and deal pro-actively with any breaches.
- Area:Glevum West
- Priority:Proactive work to reduce Flytipping in the brook behind Brockworth Enterprise School.
- Action:
- High Visibility directed patrols to be conducted by uniformed officers at appropriate times.
- Liaise with partner agencies mainly Tewkesbury Borough Council.
- Area:Golden Vale
- Priority:Pro-Active work to reduce incidents of Anti-Social Behaviour in the vicinity of the Parkside (Ashpath) area of Churchdown.
- Action:
- High Visibility directed patrols to be conducted by uniformed officers at appropriate times.
- Consideration for the use of CCTV cameras in the area to identify offenders.
- Liaise with partner agencies, namely Severn Vale Housing and Tewkesbury Borough Council.
- Area:Golden Vale
- Priority:Pro-Active work to reduce vehicle crime in the vicinity of Station Road, Churchdown.
- Action:
- High Visibility directed patrols to be conducted by uniformed officers at appropriate times.
- Leaflet drops to local schools and businesses.
- Consideration for the use of CCTV cameras in the area to identify offenders.
- Area:Golden Vale
- Priority:Pro-Active work to reduce vehicle crime in the vicinity of Craven Drive, Churchdown.
- Action:
High Visibility directed patrols to be conducted by uniformed officers at appropriate times.
- Leaflet drops to local schools and businesses.
- Consideration for the use of CCTV cameras in the area to identify offenders.
- Area:Severn Banks
- Priority:Pro-Active work to engage with residents of the Willows Caravan Site and regular patrol of Sandhurst Lane.
- Action:
- Directed high-visibility patrols at relevant times.
- Liaise with partner agencies, namely Tewkesbury Borough Council and Gloucestershire County Council.
- Area:Severn Banks
- Priority:Consider the use of Double white lines along the A38 Tewkesbury road between Longford and Twigworth.
- Action:
- Liase with partner agencies, mainly Highways and local Parish councils.
- To reduce speeding, overtaking and accidents along the A38
Meet the team
PS 720
Tony Scragg
PC 714
Rob Guest County Council Funded Officer
PC 709
Mark Peart County Council Funded Officer
PC 1817
Diana Butler
PCSO 9059
Alex Lawson
PCSO 9169
Kevin Rees
PCSO 9104
Sandra Jones
PCSO 9162
Liz Dean
PCSO 9053
Jenny Norris
PCSO 9238
Daniel Mitchell
PCSO 9234
Tracy Martin
PCSO 9179
Tracey Rice
INSO 5239
Gill Arcus
Team Members
Inspector 872 Steve Chester
PS 720 Tony Scragg
PC 714 Rob Guest CCFO (Glevum West)
PC 709 Mark Peart CCFO (Golden Vale)
PC 1817 Di Butler CCFO (Severn Banks)
PCSOs have been given responsibility for the following communities:
PCSO 9053 Jenny Norris
PCSO 9162 Liz Dean
PCSO 9238 Daniel Mitchell
Responsible for GLEVUM WEST community.
Gloucester lies to the west of this area. We chose this name because of its historic reference to England's old capital city. It includes Hucclecote, Brockworth, Great Witcombe, Badgeworth and Shurdington
PCSO 9169 Kevin Rees
PCSO 9104 Sandra Jones
Responsible for SEVERN BANKS community.
This area lies to the west of the A38 and is named due to the close proximity of the River Severn. It covers Hasfield, Ashleworth, Maisemore, Longford, Sandhurst, Twigworth, & Norton.
PCSO 9059 Alex Lawson
PCSO 9179 Tracey Rice
PCSO 9234 Tracy Martin
Responsible for GOLDEN VALE community.
Was the old Roman supply road into the capital Glevum. This area is between the A38 & the M5. It includes Down Hatherley, Staverton, Boddington, Innsworth and Churchdown.
We also have 7 Special Constables who give up their free time to help police CRE.
These are;
DO 8667 Adrian Medcalf
SC 8951 Trish Boughton
SC 8954 Shane Nelder
SC 8913 Michelle Hawkins
SC 8963 Will Jenkins
SC 8454 Rob Eden
SC 8464 Luisa Perona
SC 8997 Claire Caudle
Gloucestershire County Council Contact
Hester Hunt
I am the Area Lead Officer for Community Engagement for the Cheltenham Road East area; covering the communities of Glevum West, Golden Vale and Severn Banks.
As part of my role I will attend meetings in my area or identify other relevant workers who need to attend, helping directorates link into local communities, particularly on consultation and service delivery.
Hester can be contacted at Gloucestershire County Council on 01452 863617 or by E-mail at
Monthly News
Truancy Sweep in Innsworth, Churchdown and Brockworth
On Wednesday February 24, 2010 Cheltenham Road East SCT officers along with three Education Welfare Officers, targeted the areas of Innsworth, Churchdown and Brockworth in a Truancy Sweep.
Seven students were stopped, four of whom had valid reasons to be off school.
For more details on this operation click here .
Tag Rugby at Parton Manor Junior School
Members of the Cheltenham Road East Safer Community Team have started to teach tag rugby to pupils at Parton Manor Junior School. PCSOs Rees, Lawson and Mitchell will train all the pupils in year 6 and pick 12 of them to represent the school at the tag rugby tournament held by Gloucestershire Police. Each Safer Community Team trains one school in their area to take part in the tournament, which is likely to be held at Hartpury College in May.
Latest Cheltenham Road East Community Newsletter
Our latest Community Policing newsletter has just been printed and will be delivered. It is designed to provide you with details about your Safer Community Team and keep you updated about what we are doing to reduce crime and disorder and promote safety in Gloucestershire.
This edition reinforces the Constabulary’s commitment to the Policing Pledge – our contract with the public that outlines the standard of service you can expect from us.
These newsletters will be available at key locations within your community. If you require a copy please speak to your Safer Community Team who will ensure you receive one or where you can collect one. To view your Communities newsletter online please click here. To view your Communities newsletter online please click here.
Meet Your Local Policing Team
Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) from the Cheltenham Road East Safer Community Team (SCT) will be at the Police Information Points (PIP) at various times and dates throughout this month. This enables members of the community the chance to ask any questions and discuss any local policing issues.
PIPs are a two-way communication point between the Police and the public, which enable residents to keep themselves up to date with local Police initiatives and appeals by displaying posters, leaflets and information.
For more information on Police information Points in your area please click on your relevant community ward page below -
Become a Key Individual
Cheltenham Road East Safer Community Team is committed to improving the influence local people have on our response to local problems.
We're looking for people to join our Key Individual Network (KIN). We want to know your thoughts and opinions on a range of issues that affect your neighbourhood. You don't have to belong to any other organisations or be involved any more than you want to. As a KIN member we will ask you to give us occasional local feedback, which in turn helps us to gain a more informed understanding of our community.
Main roles of the KIN
- Widen the consultation between the police and the local community.
- Give prompt information about significant changes in local tension and provide information of local issues.
- Enable community members to influence local policing and for the police to get increase information about issues affecting our neighbourhoods.
Benefits of the KIN
- Improves the quality of life for you and your neighbourhood.
- Provides a medium for the resolution of issues that arise within your neighbourhood.
- Provides an opportunity for the community to influence how their area is policed.
Once you become part of the KIN
Your personal details will not be used for any other purpose, or passed on to anyone else. You will be invited to meetings concerning setting priorities within your neighbourhood, and these take place every quarter. Outside these meetings we will carry out the majority of communication by phone, post or email.
You can resign from the KIN at any time.
If you are interested please call 0845 090 1234 and ask for Cheltenham Road East SCT alternatively please e-mail Cheltenham Road East SCT
Anchor Staying Put
Cheltenham Road East Safer Community Team work closely with ‘Anchor Staying Put’, a local based and locally funded home improvement agency, which provides help to allow elderly and vulnerable residents to remain in their own homes.
All residents who reside in the Tewkesbury Borough Council area are entitles to use the scheme, which will also offer confidential advice and assistance.
The scheme will offer anything from repairs to improvements to the property and full details can be found by clicking on the below link to the website.
Useful Web links:
CrimestoppersRSPCA
Independence trust
Samaritans
Cheltenham Animal Shelter
GRCC (Gloucestershire Rural Community Council)
Tewkesbury Borough Council
Severn Vale Housing
Traffic
Car parking offences
As of the 5th November 2007 the responsibility for enforcing certain parking offences came under the control of Tewkesbury Borough Council. If you have any complaints in relation to parking problems please ring John Horsey on 01684 295010, or e-mail him at john.horsey@tewkesbury.gov.uk.
Please contact the stakeholder manager Jon Kay on 01452 425000 or e-mail him at jon.kay@gloucestershire.gov.uk. Jon covers Both Golden Vale and Glevum West Communities.
Jason Humm to cover Brockworth and Hucclecote. E-mail jason.humm@gloucestershire.gov.uk
Nick Peters to cover Churchdown, Innsworth, Down Hatherley, Witcombes, Badgeworth, Shurdington, Staverton and Boddington. E-mail nick.peters@gloucestershire.gov.uk
The stakeholder manager for Severn Banks is Jenny Wilks she can be contacted on 01452 425000 or e-mail her at Jenny.Wilks@gloucestershire.gov.uk
Monthly Events
March Police Information Points
Date:
12:00PM Wednesday 03 March 2010Address: Various Locations
Description:
03rd March - Shurdington Cheeserollers PIP - 12:00-13:00 with PCSO Norris
04th March - Brockworth Community Centre PIP 10:00-11:00 with PCSO Mitchell
04th March - Pineholt Village Hall PIP - 11:00-12:00 with PCSO Mitchell
08th March - Chosen Coffee Shop PIP - 10:00 with PC Peart
12th March - Vicarage Court PIP - 10:00-11:00 with PCSO Norris
15th March - Churchdown Library PIP - 10:00-11:00 with PCSO Martin
22nd March - Chosen Coffee Shop PIP - 10:00 with PC Peart
April dates for Police Information Points
Date:
10:00AM Friday 02 April 2010Address: Various Locations
Description: 02nd April - Vicarage Court PIP - 10:00-11:00 with PCSO Mitchell & PCSO Norris
02nd April - Pineholt Village Hall PIP - 11:00-12:00 with PCSO Mitchell
05th April - Chosen Coffee Shop PIP - 10:00 with PC Peart
07th April - Shurdington Cheeserollers PIP - 12:00-13:00 with PC Guest
14th April - Brockworth Community Centre PIP 10:00-11:00 with PCSO Mitchell
19th April - Chosen Coffee Shop PIP - 10:00 with PC Peart
23rd April - Churchdown Library PIP - 10:00-11:00 with PCSO Martin
Related Information
Working in the Community
CRE SCT: contact us
If you would like to find out when your named community officer(s) is/are next on duty, you can contact us on: 0845 090 1234
or use the form below and we will advise you. We would also like to hear your views.
- What you would like to see from your local police?
- Do you have any suggestions for methods that police could adopt?
Only give as much information as you'd like to, you do not have to include your name or any other personal details. If you do, your details will not be kept in a database or shared with any other organisation.
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