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PCC seeks local people’s views on increase in the policing part of the council tax

Did you know you can have a say on how much we increase the policing part of the council tax you pay next year?

Announcements 08 Dec 2020
PCC and Chief Constable answer your policing questions

PCC Sue Mountstevens and Chief Constable Andy Marsh discussed policing the coronavirus regulations, travel and unlicensed music events during lockdown.

COVID-19 13 Jan 2021

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Keeping our communities safe

We are in a race against covid-19 and we must not let it spread further before we can vaccinate our most vulnerable people.

COVID-19 08 Jan 2021
Bristol leaders share message of thanks ahead of festive period

City leaders have come together to thank local people for helping drive down COVID-19 infections in Bristol.

COVID-19 22 Dec 2020
Merry Christmas from PCC Sue Mountstevens and Deputy PCC John Smith

As we all breathe a sigh of relief as 2020 finally comes to an end, we want to say a huge thank you to all of you.

Good news 22 Dec 2020
Saying goodbye to 2020

I’m sure many of you will join me in breathing a sigh of relief as we finally say goodbye to 2020.

Opinions 17 Dec 2020
‘You Are Not Alone’ – knowing the signs of abuse this Christmas

The festive season has arrived. For many this is a time for happy reunions and celebrations, however the reality for others is quite different.

Victims 17 Dec 2020
PCC supports local organisations with £55,000 extra funding

Community groups who have supported local people since the height of the pandemic have received over £55,000 from PCC Sue Mountstevens’ Community Action Fund.

Announcements 15 Dec 2020
Supporting our young people during the pandemic and beyond

Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner John Smith concluded his virtual engagement days and met with local partners who have continued to support young people during the pandemic.

Campaigns 14 Dec 2020
PCC and Chief Constable answer your policing questions

Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Sue Mountstevens and Chief Constable Andy Marsh discussed policing the coronavirus regulations, protests and Christmas regulations to the area LIVE on Facebook today (10 December).

Facebook Live 10 Dec 2020
Celebrations as Police Horse named Clevedon

Spectators gathered on Clevedon seafront on Tuesday (8 December) as an Avon and Somerset police horse, previously known as LJ, was officially named after the Victorian town of Clevedon in Somerset.

Good news 10 Dec 2020
We need to stop history repeating itself

PCC Sue Mountstevens discusses the changes needed to stop women being victims of domestic abuse and why perpetrators need to be involved in the conversation.

Opinions 09 Dec 2020

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