Quedgeley Community
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- National Policing Pledge
Gloucestershire Constabulary are fully commited to meeting the National Policing Pledge. The National Pledge is a 10 point plan which sets out the levels of service that you can expect from this Constabulary. The national pledge is supported by the local policing pledge that is detailed below. Please click here to view Gloucestershire Constabulary's Policing Pledge.
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 use the contact form at the bottom of your SCT homepage.
Crime Statistics
There are two types of figures available through this webpage. The 'Community Performance Statistics' can be viewed via a link at the top of this page. Crimemapper information can be viewed via the Crimemapper link. There are differences in the two sets of information/figures. Crimemapper displays statistical information on an interactive maps at a Safer Community Team level. The Crimemapper information is accompanied by a "find out more" tab, which contains contact details and information about the team also a commentary explaining the action being taken by the local police in relation to any 'trends' contained within the data. The 'Community Performance Statistics' are produced at the lower (and more detailed) community detail.
Priorities
- Area:Quedgeley, Hardwicke, Elmore & Longney
- Priority:To reduce anti-social behaviour in Kingsway, Quedgeley and Hardwicke
- Action:
In the short term, to increase the funding for youth organisations in Quedgeley. To work with partner organisations to introduce a regular night for teens in Hardwicke, and to work to eventually site the Youth POD in Kingsway.
- SCT has liaised with other agencies and arranged to clean the underpass at Field Court Drive, with the help of Severn Vale School pupils, Equals Youth Club and Equals Young Mums Group.
- Arrangements made for Kingsway underpass to be cleaned.
- Kingsway Youth Pod has now been sited on the grounds of Kingsway Primary School – to run 3 nights per week.
- Hardwicke Youth Club is now running once per month in Hardwicke Village Hall.
- Lighting has been repaired in Fieldcourt Park/Skate park.
- Patrol Stategies continue to target ASB in the area.
- SCT have liaised with local businesses to prevent intimidation of customers by local youths and provision of alcohol to underage youths.
Community Team
PC 2125
Fraser Mackie
PC 1706
Sam Jones
PCSO 9208
Lee Hutton
PCSO 9139
Debbie Brimfield
PCSO 9187
Anna Wright
PCSO 49182
Lucy Webb
News
Quedgeley Dog Show
PC Lucy Kay, PCSO Debbie Brimfield and PCSO Lucy Webb all attended the Quedgeley dog show on Saturday the 24th July 2010.
It was a fun family day for all.
Quedgeley WI talk
On Wednesday 15 July PCSO Sylvia Lane gave a talk on Neighbourhood Policing to the ladies of Quedgeley WI.PCSO Lane explained the structure of the INA, the role of the SCT and PCSO's, discussed with the ladies bogus callers and rogue traders and how to contact police. At the end of the session questions were taken ranging from parking problems to anti-social behaviour.
Quedgeley Show at Severn Vale
On Saturday 10th July 2010, PC Mackie, PC Kay and PCSO Hutton were busy handing out crime prevention advice, balloons and bike post coding stickers at the Quedgeley Show, held at Severn Vale School.
The event showcased local arts, crafts and services and was hosted by the Quedgeley Community Trust who have been holding the event for 36 years.
The event was well attended by the local community, who dug deep into their pockets to buy raffle tickets from the many charities holding stalls at the event.
One organisation there raising money, were the Quedgeley Air Cadets Committee, who managed to raise over £130, as you can see from their picture they were very happy with their achievements.
Gloucester's MP, Richard Graham attended to read out the winners of the various raffles and closed the event with a speech, he also found time to have his picture taken with PCSO Hutton and PC Mackie.
The happy Committee 
PC Mackie, Richard Graham & PCSO Hutton
Quedgeley Fun Day
The Fun Day organised by Gloucester South Police, Quedgeley Parish council and The Orchard Pub & Restaurant was held on 12th June at Dimore II, Quedgeley. The event was attended by various agencies including the Fire Brigade, St Johns Ambulance, Crimestoppers, Quedgeley Community Trust and we had a number of stalls including, sweets, tombola, jewellery, cheese and crafts.
The local Safer Community Team and Specials attended showing the children around the police vehicles, the knife arch and equipment.
We also had a couple of vintage police vehicles. There was some fantastic food supplied by The Orchard and also a beer tent.
Jakey Zee hosted throughout the day and a couple of bands also played. The Tug of War tournament attracted a large crowd shouting support and was eventually won by the Gloucester South Police Team.
A great day was had by all.
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Priorites for each area - Anti-Social Behaviour
Following a recent panel meeting, this priority was discussed in detail. It is never-ending, and realistically police will never be able to achieve year-on-year, month-on month reductions in ASB. Through no fault of our own, we will experience increases from time to time.
It was decided to give a short term target, to be achieved and reported back on before the next meeting in early September 2009.
In Kingsway, police will work with other agencies to achieve the siting of the Youth POD, to give youth services a base to work from, and the youth of the estate somewhere to go.
In Hardwicke, police will work with the Village Hall committee to provide a regular event for the local youth.
In Quedgeley, police will work with various youth organisations to boost their income and increase their appeal.
These will be reviewed at the next panel meeting, and continued, or new targets set.
Next public meetings
Details of the next public meetings available to you can be found by clicking the events diary link below. Please note that PiPs are Police Information Points, they are notice boards containing information relevant to your local community. The Safer Community Teams staff the PiPs at the times indicated in the diary of events. Please feel free to speak to the teams during these events. They want to hear your views and concerns.
Events Diary
Gloucester South SCT Events DiaryQuedgeley Fun Day 11 August 2010
Date:
11:00AM Wednesday 11 August 2010 - 12:00AM Thursday 12 August 2010Address: Quedgeley Wanderers FC
Description:
Gloucester Housing Association are holding a fun day for the residents of Quedgeley, Hardwicke and Kingsway on Wednesday August 11. The event will take place between 11am and 4pm at the Quedgeley Wanderers football club site.
Police officers will be at the event along with members of the other emergency services to talk to visitors about keeping themselves and their property safe.
On the day there will be lots of activities and attractions for children to enjoy. All of the activities will be confirmed in the near future.
List of Police Stations
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This police station does not advertise regular opening times, your nearest police station reception is located at Gloucester
Gloucester South Safer Community Team: 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.
The form will be sent directly to the SCT >>>
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