winterbourne Crime Intelligence

We are committed to building strong relationships with our partner agencies and actively seek opportunities to collaborate across a wide range of community initiatives.

Our team regularly engages with key stakeholders to ensure a coordinated and effective approach to local issues.

Our partnership work includes active involvement in:

• Council meetings
• Neighbourhood Watch
• Pub Watch and licensing forums
• Housing Associations and providers

We take a proactive approach to organising our participation in these groups, ensuring we remain at the heart of the community and responsive to its needs.

The local policing team is dedicated to engaging with as many schools in our local area as possible. We work closely with both primary and secondary schools to deliver age-appropriate educational sessions that support student learning and community awareness.

Our inputs include:

• topical discussions
• educational presentations
• crime awareness and prevention talks

Sessions are designed to inform, inspire, and empower young people, helping them make positive choices and understand the role of policing in their community.

As your local policing team, we are committed to maintaining a strong and visible presence within the community whenever operationally possible.

Our officers regularly conduct hotspot patrols in areas where crime or anti-social behaviour has been reported, taking a proactive approach to crime prevention and community reassurance.

You are most likely to see us at the following key locations:

• The Willowbrook Centre
  Savages Wood Road, Bradley Stoke, BS32 8BS
• Bradley Stoke Leisure Centre & Skate Park
  Fiddlers Wood Lane, Bradley Stoke, BS32 9BS
• The Jubilee Centre
  Savages Wood Road, Bradley Stoke, Patchway, BS32 8HL
• Baileys Court Activity Centre
  Baileys Court Road, Bradley Stoke, BS32 8BH

We welcome opportunities to engage with residents, so please feel free to speak with us when you see us out and about. We welcome your views and are happy to discuss any issues.

As your local Neighbourhood Policing Team, we are committed to tackling anti‑social behaviour (ASB) and maintaining a safe and welcoming environment for everyone who lives, works, or spends time in Bradley Stoke.

Our officers carry out regular hotspot patrols in locations where ASB has been reported, taking a proactive approach to preventing issues, providing reassurance, and responding quickly to emerging concerns. We are also working closely with partner agencies, local schools, and community groups to identify repeat problems and put effective long‑term solutions in place. You are most likely to see us in the following key areas where ASB has been highlighted:

• The Willowbrook Centre
• Savages Wood Road
• Bradley Stoke Leisure Centre & Skate Park
• The Jubilee Centre and Park
• Baileys Court Activity Centre

We welcome every opportunity to speak with residents. If you see us out on patrol, please feel free to stop and talk to us. Your views, information, and concerns play a vital role in helping us tackle ASB and keep our community safe. We would also encourage you to report any incidents of ASB through 101 and 999 if it is an emergency.