Have your say on the impact of vehicle-related anti-social behaviour

The Cheddar Neighbourhood Policing Team wants the views of residents, business owners, workers, and regular visitors to Cheddar to better understand the impact vehicle-related anti-social behaviour (ASB) is having on our community.

To help assess the scale and impact of this issue, they have launched a Community Consultation Survey. Information gathered through the consultation will inform future policing activity, support the allocation of resources, and be shared with relevant partner agencies and stakeholders.

The findings will also assist the Cheddar Stakeholder Partnership in identifying and assessing opportunities for environmental and infrastructure improvements that could help reduce the impact of vehicle-related ASB within the village.

If you live, work, or regularly visit Cheddar, and during the past 12 months you have witnessed or been affected by vehicle-related ASB, please take a few minutes to complete our consultation.

The survey can be found on the Avon & Somerset Police website: https://www.avonandsomerset.police.uk/forms/cab

Your feedback is important. By sharing your experiences and views, you will help shape and support ongoing efforts to keep Cheddar a safe and welcoming place for everyone.

It is recognised that not all car or motorcycle enthusiasts engage in vehicle-related ASB, and behaviour which places the public at risk. Often, it is a small minority that do, which negatively impacts our communities.

If you have any questions, please contact the Cheddar Neighbourhood Policing Team via our webpage: https://orlo.uk/KNPB2 or Cheddar Road Watch community group via: cheddarroadwatch@gmail.com