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The Chiltern & South Bucks Policing Issues Forum met on Wednesday April 5th, and agreed the following focus areas for our Neighbourhood Teams:
BURGLARY – SPEEDING – DRUGS.
Thank you to the 582 respondents to our survey, which formed the basis of informed discussion and decision making.
Click for Meeting minutes, video, survey results and other information.

Facilitating effective communication between residents and Neighbourhood Policing

The Chiltern & South Bucks Policing Issues Forum is a resident-led platform for effective communication between residents and Neighbourhood Policing across the Chiltern & South Bucks parts of the South Buckinghamshire Local Policing Area (C&SB LPA).

The Forum supports the process for setting focus areas for our Neighbourhood Police Teams. Meetings are held three times a year, open to all residents, with senior representation from Thames Valley Police and where appropriate, guest speakers and subject matter experts.  Informed by the pre-meeting online survey, decisions on areas of focus are discussed and actioned. Progress reports on previous focus areas are presented by Thames Valley Police. Decisions are announced on this website and elsewhere.

Current Neighbourhood Focus Areas

At the latest meeting of the Forum, on April 5th 2023, the following three focus areas were agreed:

  • Burglary
  • Speeding
  • Drugs

Details of the meeting, including the survey, minutes and video, are at https://www.csb-forum.org/forum-meeting-april-5th-2023-report-minutes-video/

More details on past meetings can be found at: https://www.csb-forum.org/forum-meetings/

Chiltern & South Bucks Neighbourhood Policing

In June 2022, Thames Valley Police Chiltern & South Bucks Local Policing Area became part of South Buckinghamshire local policing area, which includes High Wycombe. For Neighbourhood Policing purposes, Chiltern & South Bucks continues to be policed by teams covering:

  • Amersham, Chalfonts & Missendens
  • Beaconsfield
  • Chesham
  • Iver, Stoke Poges & Wexham
  • Denham & Gerrards Cross
  • Burnham, Farnhams & Taplow

Visit our Neighbourhood Police Teams page for more details.

LATEST NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICING NEWSLETTERS

Each team publishes a quarterly report with a wealth of information, including current team personnel, actions to pursue neighbourhood priorities, times and locations of opportunities to meet team members at 'Have Your Say' meetings, offenders brought to justice, and other policing news. Links to the latest reports for each area are below.

NP Report Q1 2023 Amersham, Chalfonts and Missendens

NP Report Q1 2023 Beaconsfield

NP Report Q1 2023 Chesham

NP Report Q1 2023 Denham Gerrards Cross

NP Report Q1 2023 Iver

NP Report Q1 2023 Taplow, Burnham and The Farnhams

NP Report Q1 2023 Wycombe

NP Report Q1 2023 Marlow Princes Risborough Chepping Wye

A comprehensive archive of older Neighbourhood Policing Reports can be read on our Neighbourhood Police Teams page.


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