Neighbourhood Wardens

The Neighbourhood Wardens work across the Stroud District by providing a highly visible presence, whilst acting as the eyes and ears of the community. The Wardens create a safer, cleaner and greener district by engaging within the local parishes and actively responding to community issues.

Our Wardens can help and support you with the following issues:

Supporting vulnerable people
Anti-social behaviour
Abandoned and untaxed vehicles
Bogus and cold callers
Free home security and crime prevention advice
Hate crime and bullying
Litter
Dog fouling
Fly-tipping
Fly-posting
Graffiti
Supporting residents and partner agencies
Personal safety talks
Installing and maintaining Careline equipment
Neighbour disputes
And much more...

The Wardens work within the Stroud Community Safety Partnership, providing intelligence work on behalf of Stroud District Council as outlined in the 1998 Crime and Disorder Act.

The Wardens carry out Environmental Protection duties including the issuing of Fixed Penalty Notices, which is part of the Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Act 2005.

The Wardens are a vital component in the Council's responsibility under the Civil Contingencies Act 2004. They work with the Emergency Services in times of crisis and environmental disasters.

On top of this, the Wardens are all trained in First Aid, they carry defibrillators in their vehicles, which allows them to be more resourceful in an emergency.

The Neighbourhood Warden team are a team of seven, please see below to find your local Warden: