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PIPS provide chance to meet local community support officer
12:28pm Tuesday 2nd September 2008
TEWKESBURY residents can meet their local Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) at an upcoming event.
PCSOs from Tewkesbury, Churchdown, Brockworth, Innsworth and Shurdington will be chatting with people about crime prevention and community safety when they man Police Information Points (PIPs) during September.
PIPs are a two-way communication point between the Police and the public, which enable residents to keep themselves up to date with recent initiatives and appeals by displaying posters, leaflets and information.
Residents will be able to meet their community PCSO at the following PIPs to discuss any matters of concern they may have for their neighbourhood on these dates: Churchdown Library - Thursday, September 4 from 3pm – 4pm.
The Cheese Rollers Pub, Shurdington - Monday, September 8 from 11am – 12noon.
Brockworth Community Centre - Monday, September 8 from 11am – 12noon.
Innsworth NAFFI - Monday, September 8 from 3pm – 4pm.
Tewkesbury Comprehensive School (Student Centre Area) - Wednesday, September 17 12.45pm – 1.45pm.
Priority One, Queens Road, Tewkesbury - Wednesday September 24 from 2.45pm – 3.45pm More information about PIPs and a list of their locations, visit www.gloucestershire.police.uk
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