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Police

Neighbourhood Policing Team

Members of the local Police team attend the monthly Parish Council meetings as and when available, to give residents an opportunity to submit questions or comments about local policing.  The team are also available within the Police Point in the Community Centre on various days throughout each month - these days are advertised on the Police notice-board inside the Community Centre entrance.  Alternatively, you may view the attachments below or call the Parish Council and we will advise you of these dates.

Residents can contact members of the local team through this web-site link using the 'Contact us' tab, or by calling 101 or 01452 907200.

In an emergency, regardless of the time of day, you must dial 999 and ask for the emergency service you require: Police, Fire or Ambulance. 

For all other non-emergency calls to the Police and general enquiries, please dial 101 (calls will be charged at local rate from a landline) or email 101@gloucestershire.police.uk. Further help and advice can be found from our web site: www.gloucestershire.police.uk

By clicking here you can sign up for Your Community Alerts scheme which aims to help prevent and detect crime and antisocial behaviour in communities by sending relevant information directly to you.

Reporting a crime

If you've witnessed or been the victim of crime, please report it online using this link: 

www.gloucestershire.police.uk/ro/report/ocr/af/how-to-report-a-crime/

It doesn’t matter what heading is used online reporting as our control room will decide what it is i.e. ASB, Traffic Offences, Crime, etc.

Police are here to protect everyone and they rely on the public to be their eyes and ears. They are not always at their desks so this is the way everyone must contact police.

Reporting Non-Urgent Anti-Social Behaviour

In October 2023, Gloucestershire Constabulary launched a new online reporting tool for non-urgent ASB issues. Please use this link: Report antisocial behaviour

This new system isn’t intended to replace calling 999 or 101 if appropriate.

Method for reporting dashcam information

  1. Go to the Constabulary website front page: https://www.gloucestershire.police.uk/
  2. Click on the left hand button ‘Report’
  3. Click on Road traffic incident
  4. Use the map to identify the location
  5. Answer the questions that follow

Reporting Traffic Violations

Traffic violations that have been captured on video and contain the vehicle's registration plate can be reported to Gloucestershire Constabulary online using the Operation Snap facility.

Community Engagement Vehicle

The Neighbourhood Policing Team will be visiting Bourton Coop with their engagement vehicle between 10am and 2pm on the following dates:

  • 13/01/24
  • 23/02/24
  • 26/03/24
  • 17/05/24
  • 28/06/24

Police Point

The opening times for the Police Point at The George Moore Community Centre are listed on the timetable attached below.