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Setting Neighbourhood Policing Focus Areas

Thank you to all who attended the meeting of the Chiltern & South Bucks Policing Issues Forum on Tuesday, 29th March.  The following are the Neighbourhood Policing focus areas set following the meeting:

• Serious acquisitive crime
• Speeding
• Anti-social Behaviour

Chiltern & South Bucks Local Policing Area (LPA) covers seven Buckinghamshire Council Community Boards.  At the Forum’s meetings, Neighbourhood Policing ‘focus areas’ are set by a panel comprising the Chairs of the these Boards or their nominees.  Decisions are informed by the results from the pre-meeting online survey, and discussion.  Decisions are announced on this website and elsewhere.

Chiltern & South Bucks Policing Issues Forum organises meetings three times a year, open to all residents, with senior representation from Thames Valley Police and where appropriate, guest speakers and subject matter experts.   Decisions on areas of focus are discussed, and progress reports on previous focus areas are presented by Thames Valley Police.

Chiltern & South Bucks Neighbourhood Policing

Details of the Neighbourhood Policing teams across the seven policing areas within Thames Valley Police Chiltern & South Bucks Local Policing Area are available on our Neighbourhood Police Teams page.

Visit our Diary Dates page for upcoming opportunities to discuss or hear about local policing. These include ‘Have Your Say’ sessions with neighbourhood policing teams, Community Board meetings, and of course our own Chiltern & South Bucks Policing Issues Forum dates.

Forum Minutes, Quarterly Neighbourhood Policing Reports and Community Speedwatch Newsletters

Use the dropdowns below to read Forum minutes and quarterly local policing reports for YOUR area, and Community Speedwatch newsletters. (You may be asked to enable pop-ups for Chiltern & South Bucks Policing Issues Forum)