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Topic: Gloucestershire Constabulary

	SAS \| Customer Success: Gloucestershire Constabulary
		Gloucestershire Constabulary, a UK police force with 1,280 officers (plus 786 civilian staff and 170 Special Constables), is responsible for policing 560,000 people in 270,000 hectares (approximately 1,050 square miles) of urban and rural countryside.
		Community policing is at the heart of Gloucestershire Constabulary and in today's mobile society that depends on accurate and up-to-date information.
		Gloucestershire Constabulary found that with DataFlux dfPower Studio you can adjust the sensitivity on matching fields, such as name or street address.
	www.sas.com /success/gloucestershireconstab.html (1434 words)

	The Future of Gloucestershire Constabulary
		Gloucestershire Constabulary's Chief Constable, Dr Tim Brain, and Michael Browne, the Chairman of Gloucestershire Police Authority, have written to the new Home Secretary asking to meet with him to discuss the future of policing in Gloucestershire.
		Gloucestershire felt that the strength of its stand alone option had not diminshed and so throughout November public consultation to include the stand alone option was commenced.
		This has been recognised by her Majesty's Inspector of Constabulary in her latest inspection of the force, when we were assessed as exceeding the national average with respect to these types of crimes.
	www.gloucestershire.police.uk /9.html (3069 words)

	Supplement to the Votes and Proceedings
		The Petitioners highlight that HMIC recognised that Gloucestershire Constabulary is among the best performing in the country, and has been rated 'excellent' or 'good' in the majority of the assessed areas.
		The HMIC also noted that, with regard to level 2 criminality, Gloucestershire Constabulary is of "very high quality"; has a "comprehensive level 2 capability"; has "led development of a comprehensive IS system" and the National Crime Squad has "adopted Gloucestershire's target profiles as best practice".
		The Petitioners therefore request that the House of Commons note the commendations bestowed upon the Gloucestershire Constabulary; the excellent quality of service that is provided by the Constabulary and the Constabulary's excellent capability to address criminality in Gloucestershire.
	www.publications.parliament.uk /pa/cm/cmvotesupp/51220vs01.htm (658 words)

	Wiltshire Police News Article
		Gloucestershire Constabulary hosted The National BikeSafe Motorcycle Show 2005 at the weekend (April 2 and 3) at Cheltenham racecourse, which featured a host of top superbike stars.
		An initiative run by police forces around the UK who work with the biking world to help lower the number of motorcycle rider casualties, it is the first time the national event has been held in the county.
		The BikeSafe show is an extension of the Better Biking training run by Gloucestershire Constabulary for members of the public, which includes classroom based theory and practicals on the open road.
	www.wiltshire.police.uk /news/newsview.asp?id=667 (792 words)

	IPCC investigation into fatal accident investigation finds poor standards (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The initial collision was investigated by officers from Gloucestershire Constabulary who decided that there was insufficient evidence to support a prosecution.
		Gloucestershire Constabulary has since adopted the principles of the Road Death Investigation Manual and the standard of investigation in relation to fatal collisions has improved since the tragic death of Miss Appleyard.
		A further outcome of the Appleyards' experience is that Gloucestershire Constabulary has also adopted a single point of contact approach in order that communication with complainants is effective and that all information provided is full and accurate.
	www.ipcc.gov.uk /cy/pr050406_gloucester.htm (445 words)

	Gloucestershire Constabulary Website
		In developing the annual policing plan for 2007/08 the Constabulary and Police Authority wish to take into account the views of residents of Gloucestershire in helping to set policing priorities.
		Gloucestershire Constabulary has launched a new SMS text service designed for non-emergency calls from the deaf, speech impaired or those with other specific needs.
		The Western Counties Air Operations Unit is a consortium of the Avon and Somerset and Gloucestershire Constabularies.
	www.gloucestershire.police.uk (313 words)

	CRM Today: Gloucestershire Constabulary Goes Digital with Activas Veritel Recording Solution
		Gloucestershire Constabulary, recognised as one of the best UK small forces in dealing with serious and organised crime, has successfully implemented Activa’s Veritel Pro recording solution to capture and store over 100 channels of telephone and radio communications in the force control room and police contact centre.
		Gloucestershire Constabulary is now actively working with the Criminal Justice Department, CPS and HM Courts Services to introduce a more efficient and higher quality digital reproduction method for audio-based evidence in the court rooms.
		Gloucestershire Constabulary requires 12 months worth of calls available for on-line replay and immediate access together with archiving facilities for accessing a library of older recordings.
	www.crm2day.com /news/crm/116519.php (853 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| Gloucestershire \| Police 'sorry' for case failings
		Gloucestershire police have apologised to the family of a woman for their failings in the investigation which followed her death in a road accident.
		Following initial concerns from Ms Appleyard's family, Gloucestershire Constabulary referred the case for review to Avon and Somerset Police.
		Gloucestershire Constabulary's deputy chief constable, Craig Mackey, said: "The inquiry by Devon and Cornwall police confirms that there were areas of the initial investigation that did not meet our standards.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/gloucestershire/6091038.stm (361 words)

	Gloucestershire County Council - Gloucestershire Constabulary Launches Diversity Strategy
		A new Diversity Strategy has been adopted by police in the county, with the objective of enhancing trust and confidence in the Constabulary within communities throughout Gloucestershire.
		However, its purpose is to enable the Constabulary to mainstream diversity within the organisation and consider it to be an issue that affects the majority, not just the minority.
		The Strategy, called Trust, is managed by the Constabulary's Diversity Unit and a Trust steering group which is chaired by the Assistant Chief Constable.
	www.gloucestershire.gov.uk /index.cfm?articleid=9268 (454 words)

	Gloucestershire police install IP network - vnunet.com
		Gloucestershire Constabulary has installed a 10GB IP infrastructure to handle voice and data traffic at its new headquarters.
		John Shepherd, Gloucestershire Constabulary's head of information services, says the IP infrastructure is core to improving the reliability and efficiency of the county's police.
		Gloucestershire is installing the network as part at its new headquarters and contracted ntl:Telewest to carry out the installation.
	www.vnunet.com /computing/news/2155236/gloucestershire-police-ip (427 words)

	Avon and Somerset Constabulary - South Gloucestershire district news
		Detectives in South Gloucestershire are appealing for witnesses after a suspicious fire at a tyre depot in Bitton.
		Police in South Gloucestershire are appealing for witnesses after a robbery at Abbeywood Railway Station in Filton.
		Police in South Gloucestershire are appealing for information after reports that the driver of a van has been acting suspiciously in the area.
	www.avonandsomerset.police.uk /LocalPages/NewsList.aspx?t=1&lid=2&p=3 (334 words)

	Gloucestershire Fire and Rescue Service
		The Gloucestershire Arson Task Force is a partnership of the Fire & Rescue Service, Police, Gloucestershire County Council, the six district/borough councils, the Probation Service and the Youth Offenders Service.
		In Gloucestershire the cost of malicious vehicle fires to the community is approximately £2.3 million per year.
		In Gloucestershire the main arson incidents relate to abandoned vehicles, empty properties, rubbish fires and rubbish bin fires.
	www.glosfire.gov.uk /sections/arson/arson_intro.html (240 words)

	Gloucestershire Constabulary - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gloucestershire Constabulary is the Home Office police force responsible for policing the non-metropolitan county of Gloucestershire in England.
		Gloucestershire Constabulary’s geographical policing structure has been in place since 1998.
		The force in its present form dates from April 1, 1974, when the southern part of Gloucestershire became part of the County of Avon and thus of the newly formed Avon and Somerset Constabulary.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gloucestershire_Constabulary (206 words)

	Avon and Somerset Constabulary - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Avon and Somerset Constabulary is the Home Office police force in England responsible for policing the non-metropolitan county of Somerset and the districts of South Gloucestershire, Bristol, North Somerset and Bath and North East Somerset; before 1996 these districts formed the now-defunct county of Avon, hence the force's name.
		The force was created on April 1, 1974, the same day as Avon, from a merger of the Bristol City Police, the Somerset and Bath Constabulary, and the Staple Hill division of Gloucestershire Constabulary.
		The headquarters of the force is at Portishead in North Somerset, close to the B3124.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Avon_and_Somerset_Constabulary (228 words)

	SAS \| Success Stories - Gloucestershire Constabulary
		It is up to county and metropolitan forces to take care of their own data resources, and they all face their own challenges.
		Consequently Gloucestershire Constabulary is using SAS to identify possible quality issues, but feeds the questionable records back to the owners for auditing and correction.
		SAS offers the additional layer of intelligence that will now enable Gloucestershire Constabulary not only to spot individual mistakes, but also to correct procedures and identify training needs.
	sas.com /offices/europe/uk/solutions/customer_successes/glo_cons.html (1413 words)

	R ( on the application of Laporte) v Chief Constable of Gloucestershire Constabulary
		Michael Fordham for the claimant.; Simon Freeland QC and Jeremy Johnson for the Chief Constable of the Gloucestershire Constabulary.
		The Gloucestershire Police and the US Air Force Police agreed that there was a high risk of perimeter incursion and that the 13 mile perimeter could not be adequately or safely policed.
		The aim of the Gloucestershire Police in dealing with it was advertised to be to protect life and property, to preserve the peace and to enable peaceful protest to take place.
	www.freebeagles.org /caselaw/CL_bp_Laporte_full.html (7894 words)

	Avon and Somerset Constabulary - South Gloucestershire district
		The South Gloucestershire district serves an area of around 200 square miles and has a resident population of just over a quarter of a million.
		The district boundary is defined by the county of Gloucestershire in the north, Wiltshire in the east, Bristol in the south and the River Severn in the west.
		We are trying to trace a man who we think may be able to help with our enquiries into a case of shoplifting of chocolates and meat from a supermarket in Hanham on 21 October 2006.
	www.avonandsomerset.police.uk /localpages/DistrictDetails.aspx?DistrictID=2 (380 words)

	Neighbourhood and Rural Policing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		During 2005/2006, the Constabulary achieved significant improvements to its operational policing estate, including the opening of a brand new police station at Abbeyfields Community Centre in Winchcombe.
		To ensure that our Rural Beat Officers are well equipped to perform their rural policing functions, we continue to develop training packages designed to address issues relating to wildlife and environmental crime, firearms safety and badger baiting to conservation and care of wildlife.
		The Rural Advice Partnership seeks to build on the expertise of the Gloucestershire Constabulary and the GRCC by helping groups (Parish Councils, Town Councils, Residents Groups, Neighbourhood Watch Schemes....) by providing practical assistance that will help them shape their community's future through innovative and practical initiatives.
	www.gloucestershirepolicingplan.org.uk /80.html (798 words)

	Gloucestershire Fire and Rescue Service
		The Gloucestershire Road Safety Task Force is a partnership of the Fire and Rescue Service, Police, Ambulance, Gloucestershire County Council, the six District/Borough Councils.
		In Gloucestershire, during 2005, 53 people were killed, 219 people suffered serious injuries and nearly 2400 people suffered a less serious injury.
		The Gloucestershire Road safety Task Force is committed to working in partnership to reduce the number of killed and injured on our roads.
	www.glosfire.gov.uk /sections/road_safety/rs_intro.htm (146 words)

	Label: legal - Labels - Confluence (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		When these were first introduced in April 2004 the media referred to them as fixed penalty tickets and suggested that Police would frog march guilty persons down to the nearest cashpoint...
		Other labels: law, fines, asbo, police, gloucestershire, constabulary, streetsafe, street...
		Gloucestershire Crimestoppers is an organisation that allows you to report incidents to the police anonymously...
	www.uelsu.net /label/legal (162 words)

	ABD - GLOUCESTERSHIRE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		He also denies the Council’s claim that it consulted properly, ‘I can categorically state that this has not been the case, which leads me to believe that the County Council considers this a ‘fait accompli’ and that the proposals are politically driven.’
		Over the last year, a number of National Speed Limit roads in Gloucestershire have had lower speed limits posted, like the dual carriage-way portion of the A38 between Gloucester and Tewkesbury which is now 50mph.
		If you have any examples of speed limits you feel are inappropriate (for example because they are slowing traffic progress unnecessarily or because they allow cars to drive too fast near schools), please let Colin know.
	www.rival.freeserve.co.uk /abd (333 words)

	Gloucestershire Constabulary
		On an average day in Gloucestershire 7 people are injured in road accidents, that is equivalent to one injury for every mile of road in this county each year.
		Gloucestershire Constabulary and Gloucestershire County Council are working in partnership to offer motorcyclists rider improvement courses.
		Some aspects of the Theory of Riding will be left to you to study at home, so a current edition of the Highway Code and Roadcraft will be provided on enrolement at a discount price should you wish.
	www.bikesafe.co.uk /Bikesafe/Bikesafe2000/england/gloucestershire/gloucestershire.html (343 words)

	Stratus Technologies Customer Profile: Sussex Police - Vital information protected with DataWise software and Stratus ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Datawise software streamlines the replication of information to our Gloucestershire Constabulary disaster recovery (DR) site, giving our operators immediate access to information that was updated only minutes, or even seconds, before.
		For several years, Sussex has had a reciprocal agreement in place with the Gloucestershire Constabulary, which also uses the Stratus OIS application in its CandC center.
		Since the onset of the agreement between Sussex and Gloucestershire, the two forces have updated critical information through a periodic process of manual file transfers.
	www.stratus.com /products/reference/sussex-datawise.htm (1248 words)

	Information About The Authority and The Constabulary
		The Authority has a distinct role from that of the Constabulary, its primary duty being to secure the maintenance of an efficient and effective police service for Gloucestershire.
		The role of the Chief Constable is to determine how the Constabulary delivers policing services to meet the Authority's objectives, the Home Secretary's priorities outlined within the National Policing Plan and a wide range of other demands.
		The Constabulary is made up of three policing divisions each commanded by a Chief Superintendent and a number of support departments.
	www.gloucestershirepolicingplan.org.uk /6.html (460 words)

	Gloucestershire Constabulary - Chief Officer Biographies
		He joined the Avon and Somerset Constabulary in 1978 under the graduate entry scheme, rising from Constable to Chief Inspector prior to joining the Hampshire Constabulary on promotion to Superintendent.
		Promoted to Inspector in 1992, he completed secondments to Kent Constabulary and to Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary before taking up a post as Chief Inspector in charge of operations at Snow Hill, with particular responsibility for security operations at the Central Criminal Court and other high profile venues.
		Immediately prior to joining the Constabulary, Mr Chapman held the post of Deputy Director of Personnel with a local Healthcare Trust and before that he worked overseas for two years as HR Adviser to the Bermuda Government.
	www.gloucestershire.police.uk /2.html (1499 words)

	Welcome
		The plan, published on 1 April 2006, has been produced jointly with Gloucestershire Constabulary and reflects the needs of the communities we serve, while taking account of other aspects such as new legislation.
		Our purpose is to reduce crime and disorder and to promote safety and reassurance in the county of Gloucestershire and this plan sets out in detail how we intend to achieve it.
		You can also find out about the work of Gloucestershire Police Authority and the structure of Gloucestershire Constabulary.
	www.gloucestershirepolicingplan.org.uk (201 words)

	Gloucestershire Animal Welfare Association and Cheltenham Animal Shelter
		We also take in dogs from Gloucestershire Constabulary as well as re-homing animals from owners who can no longer look after them for a variety of reasons.
		The articles of our charitable organisation do not allow us to take in animals from outside Gloucestershire or to work beyond the perimeters of the Animal Shelter other than to carry out re-homing procedures.
		We have a fantastic selection of pin badges for sale and all proceeds go to helping care for the animals which are currently in the centre.
	www.gawa.org.uk (250 words)

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