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Neighbourhood Management (Policing)

What Neighbourhood Management (Policing) is:

A local service to improve 'quality of life' for West Oxfordshire's communities. Residents identify their top three local priorities;
Public services such as the Council and Thames Valley Police work in partnership with communities to tackle these priorities;
Issues range from anti-social behaviour, criminal damage and police visibility to parking and speeding.

Neighbourhood Management is an opportunity to influence the service provided by police and other public agencies in West Oxfordshire. A Thames Valley Police Leaflet on Neighbourhood Policing can be downloaded.

West Oxfordshire has 15 neighbourhoods, each containing a number of parishes and wards.

A map showing the Neighbourhoods in West Oxfordshire can be downloaded.

The neighbourhoods are clustered together to form five Neighbourhood Action Group (NAG) Areas.

A map showing the Neighbourhood Action Group Areas in West Oxfordshire can be downloaded.

Find your Neighbourhood Police Team
Each Neighbourhood Action Group Area has a dedicated Police Team. You can find details of your Neighbourhood Team by visiting the Who's My Bobby website.

Join your Neighbourhood Action Group
Neighbourhood Action Groups consist of police officers, police community support officers (PCSOs) and residents, all working with public agencies to improve the local community. Contact your Neighbourhood Team for details on joining your NAG.

Further information is available on the five Neighbourhood Action Group Areas in West Oxfordshire.