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Local policing teams are groups of officers dedicated to serving the community. Teams are made up of officers based in the area, supported by additional officers from the wider area. 

Teams work closely with local authorities, organisations, partners and residents to decide policing priorities. This helps teams find long-term solutions to local problems. 

 

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    Ollie Forse

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    Jo Tafota

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    Tristan Fussell

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    Jason Redfield

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    Kelly Taylor

Policing priorities

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    ? Help Us Stop Drugs Destroying Your Community?

    Drugs cause harm in all communities, and we are committed to tackling this issue head-on.

    ?‍♂️ Neighbourhood officers are actively:

    • Conducting targeted patrols in known problem areas
    • Responding to intelligence and community reports
    • Taking enforcement action against offenders

    ✅ Recent successes include:
    • Several offenders dealt with for drug-related offences including being reported to court and receiving custodial sentences.
     ? How to Spot Drug Activity

    You can help by being aware of the signs. Common indicators include:

    • Frequent visitors to a property at all hours, often staying only briefly
    • Strong smells (e.g. cannabis) coming from a property or vehicle
    • Blacked-out windows, or curtains always closed
    • Excessive security measures (e.g. cameras, reinforced doors)
    • Discarded drug paraphernalia such as small bags, foil, syringes
    • Anti-social behaviour linked to a specific location
    • Sudden changes in a neighbour’s behaviour or lifestyle

    If you notice any of these signs, please report it.? How You Can Report

    ? Avon & Somerset Police
    Report online Report | Avon and Somerset Police

    ? Crimestoppers– This is anonymous Independent UK charity taking crime information anonymously | Crimestoppers

    Your information could help us take action and protect your neighbourhood. Together, we can make a difference.

    Issued 28 June 2026

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    ? Poor Parking Around Schools – Horfield Area?

    We’ve seen an increase in poor and inconsiderate parking in and around the Horfield area, particularly near local schools.

    ?‍♂️ Neighbourhood officers have responded by:

    • Issuing Traffic Offence Reports to offending vehicles
    • Conducting patrols during peak school times

    ? Poor parking near schools can force children and young people to walk in the road, putting them at serious risk.? How to Report

    If you witness dangerous or obstructive parking:

    • Call 101
    • Report online via Avon and Somerset Police- Report | Avon and Somerset Police
    • Report people parking on yellow zigzags and lines to Bristol City Council Parking services- Contact Parking Services
    ✅ Safe School Parking Tips

    Help keep children safe by following these guidelines:

    • Park legally and responsibly— avoid zig-zag lines, dropped kerbs, and school entrances
    • Do not block pavements— leave space for pushchairs and wheelchairs
    • Use designated parking areas or park a short distance away and walk
    • Avoid stopping in the road to drop off children — it causes congestion and danger
    • Be mindful of crossing points and visibility for other road users
    • Respect residents’ driveways and access
    • Allow extra time during busy school runs to avoid rushing
    • Encourage walking, cycling, or car sharing where possible

    Let’s work together to keep our roads safe for everyone, especially our children.

    Issued 28 June 2026

    Action taken:

    No update available

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