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PCC meets with local farmers in South Gloucestershire

PCC Mark Shelford met with local farmers from South Gloucestershire last Friday (16th July) to listen to their policing concerns.

Good news 20 Jul 2021
PCC visits Bristol South and East

PCC Mark Shelford went on his first community visit, of Bristol south and east, where he met with local charities, residents.

Good news 29 Jun 2021
Police Enquiry Office and Neighbourhood Policing team move to new station at former Lloyds Bank

The Wincanton Neighbourhood Policing team have moved to a new station in the town centre at 14 Market Place.

Good news 17 Jun 2021
PCC’s first 30 days in office

Newly elected Police and Crime Commissioner Mark Shelford has reached the milestone of his first four weeks in office.

Good news 14 Jun 2021
Williton Police move to new station in town centre

Avon and Somerset Police have moved to a new police station at West Somerset House, Williton, the offices of Somerset West and Taunton Council (SWT).

Good news 15 Mar 2021
PCC comments on HMICFRS protest inspection

PCC Sue Mountstevens comments on the HMICFRS protest inspection, which concludes toppling of Colston statue was difficult to predict.

Good news 11 Mar 2021
New provider announced to help tackle domestic violence

PCC Sue Mountstevens and South Gloucestershire Council are pleased to announce a partnership with a new service provider Cranstoun.

Good news 04 Feb 2021
How key agencies are supporting our NHS during COVID-19 health emergency

The Avon and Somerset Local Resilience Forum (LRF) has sought to provide assistance to the NHS where possible to assist health colleagues on the frontline.

COVID-19 25 Jan 2021
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
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