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Police horse Worlebury (second left) alongside police horses Trinity, Windsor and Somerset. - Credit: Avon and Somerset Constabulary An Avon and Somerset police horse was officially named after the area of Worlebury. Chief Constable Andy Marsh renamed the newly qualified member of the mounted section, who was previously known as Larry, at an informal ceremony, which took place in Worlebury Woods on Friday. Police Horse (PH) Worlebury is an eight-year-old Irish sports horse who travelled from Ireland to join the Avon and Somerset mounted section in May 2020. While PH Worlebury has the demeano...

Police have apologised and paid 'substantial damages' to the group who were fined for a court protest in support of four people charged over toppling of Edward Colston statue.    Retired teacher Rowland Dye, 68, gardener Paula Richardson, 61, artist Rosalind Martin, 60, and architect Taus Larsen, 43, all turned up outside Bristol Magistrates Court in January despite England being under 'stay-at-home' coronavirus lockdown restrictions. They had gathered ahead of the first court appearance of four people charged with the criminal damage to the statue of slave trader Edward Colston back in Ju...

Enquiry Office Supervisor Teresa Stretch, Chief Constable Andy Marsh and Neighbourhood Chief Inspector for North Somerset Jess Aston at the newly refurbished police enquiry office AVON and Somerset Police have opened a new refurbished police enquiry office in Weston-super-Mare Town Hall. It follows extensive work to adapt the building to better meet the needs of the police and local community. The newly renovated police enquiry office is open to the public Monday to Friday between 10am and 6pm, benefits from a separate entrance, and increases the visibility of police services in the tow...

Published: 4:00 PM April 7, 2021    Updated: 4:06 PM April 7, 2021 Chief Constable Andy Marsh will step down from his role in July. - Credit: Neil Phillips photo and film LTD Avon and Somerset Constabulary has announced that Chief Constable Andy Marsh will step down from his role at the beginning of July. CC Marsh first joined the service as a recruit more than 30 years ago, taking up his role as Chief Constable in 2016. Recently, he has been tasked with handling Kill the Bill protests across the South West and called his decision to step down 'the right time for me to embark on a new cha...

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