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Welcome to the Police pages on the Student Union website. The idea behind this is to provide you with the basic information necessary to make your time studying in Gloucestershire as safe and enjoyable as possible. To that end we have included the details of the officers responsible for the various University campuses. Next to each officer is a link to their respective pages on the Gloucestershire Constabulary website. Please take the time to click on the links to find out about your local Safer Community Team. If you have any suggestions about improving this page with information that you believe other students would need please use the email address at the bottom of this page.
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Inspector Andy Davies, Neighbourhood Policing Team |
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PC Lynn Aston & PCSO Yusuf Patel , Whaddon Safer Community Team. Click here for Whaddon SCT information >>> Responsible for Francis Close Hall Campus, Hardwicke and Pittville Studios. |
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PC Ian Miles & PCSO Ross Nicholl, Leckhampton Safer Community Team. Click here for Leckhampton SCT information >>> Responsible for The Park. |
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PC Andy Plant, Hucclecote Safer Community Team. Click here for Hucclecote SCT information >>> Responsible for Oxstalls Campus. |
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Student safety
Students are, statistically, one of the most likely groups to fall victim to crime. Read our simple tips and stay safe. Students own more expensive consumer goods per head than the rest of the population. It is no surprise then that 1 in 3 students becomes the victim of a crime each year. Added to that fact, young people (aged 16 to 24 year old) are around three times more likely to be victims of burglary than people in other age groups, which makes students all the more vulnerable.
What to look out for
Crimes mostly affecting students are:
But by taking a few simple precautions, you can help to make sure you don't become a victim. |
Police website www.gloucestershire.police.uk
In a non-emergency dial 0845 090 1234
In an emergency dial 999 or 112
'Call anonymously with information about crime' - Gloucestershire Crimestoppers 0800 555 111
If you have any suggestions or comments about these pages please email andrew.davies@gloucestershire.police.uk (please do not use this email address to report crime).
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