Solace Gloucestershire
Solace is a multi-agency team of experienced and dedicated Council, Police and Police Community Support officers working collaboratively together to prevent, investigate and take formal action against perpetrators of anti-social behaviour (ASB).
Reporting ASB
If you are experiencing anti-social behaviour (ASB), you can read about how to report this and how your report will be dealt with.
If you, or someone else, are in immediate danger, please call 999.
Dealing with ASB
Our primary aim is to reduce repeat incidents and victims of ASB by providing a consistent partnership approach between the police, local councils and other partners.
Training
Solace is a multi-agency team of experienced officers from local authorities and the police. Drawing on our extensive knowledge and experience, we regularly provide training.
Solace where you live
Solace covers the whole of the county of Gloucestershire. Find information about Solace in your area and how to report anti-social behaviour where you live.
Latest News
Read about our work to prevent, investigate and take formal action against perpetrators of anti-social behaviour (ASB).
Closure Order secured for premises in Cinderford after reports of ASB
Closure order secured for premises in Cinderford after reports of Anti-Social Behaviour
Cheltenham man banned from parts of town after targeting elderly & vulnerable people
Cheltenham man receives Civil Injunction after targeting the elderly and vulnerable.
Tewkesbury man banned from parts of town after ASB Injunction awarded
Tewkesbury man receives Civil Injunction after violent behaviour in the community.
Solace Partners
Help & Advice
If you are experiencing ASB where you live or concerned about ASB elsewhere, below are links to sources of advice and help.
Antisocial behaviour takes many forms, from aggressive, noisy or abusive behaviour to neighbourhood disturbances involving drugs, abandoned cars or animals. If you’ve witnessed antisocial behaviour, you can report it to the police.
Rough sleeping itself is not an illegal activity, and we will not take any enforcement measures against individuals having or choosing to do so. If you notice that someone is rough sleeping, you can submit a report via StreetLink.
If you’re having a problem with noise like loud music, noisy pubs, rowdy parties or barking dogs in your neighbourhood, your council can help you.
ASB Case Review’s give victims, or victims’ representatives, the right to ask local agencies to review how they have responded to previous ASB complaints. As well as considering what further actions might be taken where the behaviour persists.
If you are experiencing anti-social behaviour (ASB), you can read about how to report this and how your report will be dealt with. If you, or someone else, are in immediate danger, please call 999.
The OPCC works closely with local and national partners to ensure that we are working together to prevent and reduce crime