Delius Grove Anti-Social Behaviour
Priority closed
- This priority is now closed as a result of the actions below.
- If you have any questions or issues concerning this priority, you can contact the Neighbourhood Policing team using the contact form on the Neighbourhood Policing page.
An address on Delius Grove linked to anti-social behaviour and drug dealing causing issues to local residents. The Officer in Charge of this priority is: PCSO Joe Markey.
This priority has been established through consultations at community meetings and resident forums. If you have any information or concerns in relation to this, then please use the ‘Contact the Team’ form at the bottom of our beat page.
Actions
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12 June 2024
With the previous occupant losing their property, including a temporary caravan at the location, and a civil injunction banning that person from Knowle and Filwood, we are now closing this priority.
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10 June 2024
The caravan, which had been left at the location by the previous occupant and had been attracting anti-social behaviour, has now been removed by the local authority.
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3 June 2024
The previous tenant has breached their injunction by being in Knowle and Filwood on multiple occasions. They have been arrested and are appearing at Bristol Magistrates Court today (03/06/2024). We are awaiting action from Bristol Council to remove the associated caravan that has been left at the location.
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1 May 2024
Due to the previous tenants’ ongoing behaviour in the locality the Local Authority in partnership with the Police have secured an Injunction banning them from the Knowle and Filwood areas of Bristol. If breached, they can be arrested and immediately brought before the courts. This order lasts until October 2024.
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23 April 2024
Officers have assisted Bristol City Council in repossessing a property due to ongoing disorder and anti-social behaviour. The tenant will not be returning to the property.
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13 April 2024
We are working with the Local Authority to seek a permanent solution by applying for additional orders to prevent re-offending once the closure expires.
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25 January 2024
Full closure order EXTENDED by Bristol Magistrates’ Court which means no one is allowed inside the address even the resident. It has been completely boarded up to prevent further incidents. This order lasts for another three months.
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31 October 2023
Full closure order GRANTED by Bristol Magistrates’ Court which means no one is allowed inside the address even the resident. It has been completely boarded up to prevent further incidents. This order lasts for a period of three months.