Avon and Somerset Police have a dedicated team of officers serving the parish of Stoke Gifford, headed by Neighbourhood Beat Manager PC Elizabeth Ball.
There are currently two Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) in the team: Archie Flook and Pat Gardener.
For more information, visit the Stoke Gifford Beat page on the Avon and Somerset Police website.
The Stoke Gifford beat area consists of the South Gloucestershire Council wards of Stoke Gifford and Little Stoke.
N.B. The Stoke Gifford ward includes parts of the south of Bradley Stoke parish (town), so these come within the Stoke Gifford police beat area.
Police beat surgery
A ‘drop-in’ surgery (no appointment necessary) is held every Wednesday between 11am and 12.30pm at Little Stoke Community Hall, Little Stoke Park, Little Stoke BS34 6HR.
Police enquiry office
Members of the public can visit the enquiry office at Patchway Police Centre, Gloucester Road, Patchway BS34 6PY, which is open 8am to 8pm Monday to Friday and 9am to 5pm Saturday & Sunday (closed Christmas Day and Boxing Day).
Crime statistics
Monthly crime statistics for the Stoke Gifford neighbourhood (police.uk)
Note: Statistics are typically published with a delay of one to two months.
Crime levels overview
Crime types
Related pages
- Mobile Speed Camera Enforcement Schedule (updated weekly)
Community Engagement Forum for Stoke Gifford
Community Engagement Forums (CEFs), previously known as Safer and Stronger Community Groups are about listening and responding to local people’s real issues. People in their communities know best what works for them and what their real needs are.
The aims are:
- To promote pride in the local area as a safe, thriving and pleasant place to live, work and play
- To reduce crime, disorder and drug and alcohol misuse in the area
- To empower local people to have a greater voice and influence over local decision making and service delivery by increasing the strength, capacity and engagement of the local community
- To improve the quality of life of people in the local area by identifying community aspirations, needs and local priorities.
CEFs have been developed through working with various partner agencies including the Avon & Somerset Police, Avon Fire & Rescue, health, town and parish councils and local organisations. CEFs are also about working in partnership with elected members; they aim to provide a platform for building strong and cohesive communities in which everyone, regardless of background, has a real sense of community involvement.
CEFs also support groups who wish to make a positive difference and improve their own communities. This is achieved by supporting community engagement initiatives.
Stoke Gifford is served by the Stoke Gifford, Stoke Park and Cheswick Community Engagement Forum. The next (virtual) meeting of the forum takes place on Wednesday 11th May 2022 using the Microsoft Teams videoconferencing platform (7pm start). To request to join the meeting please email communityengagement@southglos.gov.uk
More information:
South Gloucestershire Police news on Twitter
Recent police stories in the Journal
- Filton man charged in multi-vehicle arson case
- Police appeal after electric motorbike stolen during robbery in Stoke Gifford
- Arrests made in multi-vehicle fire investigation
- Arson investigation: Residents urged to check camera footage for “two suspicious people”
- Appeal for information after multiple vehicles set on fire across north Bristol
- Extra patrols planned after 12-year-old girl approached in Little Stoke
- Vehicle crime on the rise in Stoke Gifford
- Police appeal following knifepoint robbery at McColl’s store in Little Stoke
- Ferrets stolen during burglary at Stoke Gifford property
- Youths “banned” from park following spate of vandalism