Lancashire Community Safety Agreement 2019-2022Community Safety Agreement • October 10th, 2019
The Community Safety Agreement sets out how we will work together to address the community safety priorities for Lancashire. It is owned by the Lancashire Public Service Board, as the Community Safety Strategy Group, which brings together representatives from the responsible authorities to set the strategic direction and coordinate partnership activity to tackle crime and disorder. Partnership plans are tailored to local need and are developed and delivered by local Community Safety Partnerships (CSPs). A number of related Lancashire partnerships and strategies are also integral to delivering our community safety priorities.
Staffordshire Community Safety AgreementCommunity Safety Agreement • March 7th, 2024
As Chair of the Staffordshire Community Safety Partnership, I am pleased to present the latest Staffordshire Community Safety Agreement (CSA).
April 2011 to March 2014Community Safety Agreement • June 30th, 2011
For Further information on this Community Safety Agreement please contact Kent County Council’s Community Safety Unit:
Community Safety AgreementCommunity Safety Agreement • November 21st, 2014
Draft Lancashire Community Safety Agreement 2022 – 2025Community Safety Agreement • August 25th, 2022
Assessment identifies significant crime and anti-social behaviour threats and issues across Blackburn with Darwen, Blackpool and Lancashire.
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Community Safety Agreement 2014-2017Community Safety Agreement • August 23rd, 2021
Surrey Community Safety AgreementCommunity Safety Agreement • June 3rd, 2021
Worcester Safer Communities Board Community Safety Agreement 2017 to 2018Community Safety Agreement • April 13th, 2017
Community Safety AgreementCommunity Safety Agreement • November 5th, 2014
Community Safety Agreement 2008-11Community Safety Agreement • November 3rd, 2008
As Chair of the Safer Lancashire Board, I am pleased to present the Community Safety Agreement for 2008-11, which has been drawn up and prepared by all the partners on the Board to continue our progress to achieving our vision ‘To make Lancashire a place where people are and feel safe.’ The Agreement has been informed by the findings of the Lancashire Strategic Assessment and the strategic assessments of all fourteen Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnerships which were undertaken in 2008 and include consultation with the communities of Lancashire. It also builds upon the successes we have already achieved for local communities, including significant reductions in burglary, criminal damage and accidental fires in dwellings. All of which have been brought about by effective partnership working.
Lincolnshire Community Safety Partnership Community Safety AgreementCommunity Safety Agreement • October 23rd, 2017
This document supports the 2015-18 Community Safety Agreement for Lincolnshire. As reported in the Community Safety Agreement, following the completion of a Strategic Assessment process and priority setting event, the Lincolnshire Community Safety Partnership have agreed to focus on the following priorities:
Lancashire Community Safety Agreement 2017 - 18 Our ActionCommunity Safety Agreement • July 12th, 2017
Measuring success: To develop an appropriate dashboard on which to monitor priorities and significant threats. The aim that links county, district and unitary progress that incorporates the partnership intelligence assessment work plan.
Community Safety AgreementCommunity Safety Agreement • May 5th, 2020
As Chair of the Safer Cumbria Action group, I am pleased to present the Community Safety Agreement for 2012-13, which has been drawn up and prepared by all the partners to continue to make Cumbria one of the safest places to live in the country.
DERBYSHIRE COMMUNITY SAFETY AGREEMENTCommunity Safety Agreement • November 5th, 2024
Lancashire Community Safety Agreement 2019-2022 Our ActivityCommunity Safety Agreement • January 29th, 2019
We will continue to build on the strong history of partnership working between Blackburn with Darwen, Blackpool and Lancashire. Our local CSPs take a pragmatic and flexible approach to joint working on shared priorities on a thematic and geographical footprint. Our approach will include:
Warwickshire Community Safety Agreement 2022-26Community Safety Agreement • January 16th, 2024
Community Safety AgreementCommunity Safety Agreement • October 23rd, 2017
This document supports the 2015-18 Community Safety Agreement for Lincolnshire. As reported in the Community Safety Agreement, following the completion of a Strategic Assessment process and priority setting event, the Lincolnshire Community Safety Partnership have agreed to focus on the following priorities:
Lancashire Community Safety Agreement 2019-2022Community Safety Agreement • March 19th, 2021
The Community Safety Agreement sets out how we will work together to address the key community safety issues for the communities of Lancashire. It is owned by the Lancashire Community Safety Partnership Board, as the Community Safety Strategy Group. This brings together representatives from the responsible authorities to set the strategic direction and coordinate partnership activity to help make people feel safer by tackling crime and disorder. Partnership plans are tailored to local need and are developed and delivered by local Community Safety Partnerships (CSPs). A number of related Lancashire partnerships and strategies are also integral to addressing our key community safety issues.
The Buckinghamshire Community Safety Agreement)Community Safety Agreement • April 19th, 2016
Keeping our communities safe is everybody’s business. With public resources under pressure and the landscape of crime changing, it is especially important to ensure that we are doing all we reasonably can to tackle crime and disorder.
Community Safety Agreement 2008 – TEXT ONLYCommunity Safety Agreement • May 5th, 2020
Lincolnshire Community Safety Partnership Community Safety AgreementCommunity Safety Agreement • July 24th, 2017
Welcome to the 2015-18 Community Safety Agreement for Lincolnshire. The Agreement sets out how we determined our priorities for the Lincolnshire Community Safety Partnership and details how we structure the partnership to ensure we target the areas identified with maximum effect. Our 2015-18 priorities are:
Kent Community Safety AgreementCommunity Safety Agreement • May 5th, 2020
Appendix B. CDRP priorities identified in Partnership Strategic Assessments Appendix C. CDRP priorities declared in Community Safety Plans
Kent Community Safety AgreementCommunity Safety Agreement • April 24th, 2014
For Further information on this Community Safety Agreement please contact Kent County Council’s Community Safety Unit:
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Community Safety Agreement 2022 – 2025Community Safety Agreement • October 10th, 2022
Oxfordshire's community safety agreement 2009/10Community Safety Agreement • June 8th, 2009
WARWICKSHIRE COMMUNITY SAFETY AGREEMENTCommunity Safety Agreement • April 25th, 2017
OUR VISION 2 FOREWORD FROM THE CHAIR 4 INTRODUCTION 6 FOCUS 7 PRIORITY SETTING PROCESS 8 CONTEXT 9 HORIZON SCANNING 10 CURRENT PICTURE OF CRIME & REOFFENDING 12 ACHIEVEMENTS 2016/17 14 PRIORITIES 2017 – 2021 16 DELIVERY MECHANISMS 18 APPENDIX A 20 APPENDIX B 22
Community Safety AgreementCommunity Safety Agreement • July 9th, 2020
A Community Safety Agreement (CSA) is a statutory document that is a requirement for two tier authorities such as Surrey under Section 17 of the Crime and Disorder Act 1998 (as amended by the Police and Justice Act 2006).
Community Safety AgreementCommunity Safety Agreement • October 22nd, 2013
Welcome to the 2013/14 Community Safety Agreement for Lincolnshire. The Agreement sets out the priorities for the Lincolnshire Community Safety Partnership and provides an overview of the activities we have planned to deliver against these. Our 2013/14 priorities are:
Nottinghamshire Community Safety Agreement 2020-2023 Refreshed March 2021Community Safety Agreement • June 28th, 2022
This Community Safety Agreement (CSA) captures the principles of the forward strategy for the Safer Nottinghamshire Board (SNB) as developed in January 2020.
Lancashire Community Safety Agreement 2017 - 18Community Safety Agreement • February 1st, 2017
The Community Safety Agreement sets out how we will work together to address the community safety priorities for Lancashire. It is owned by the Lancashire Chief Executives Group, as the Community Safety Strategy Group, which brings together representatives from the responsible authorities to set the strategic direction and coordinate partnership activity to tackle crime and disorder. Partnership plans are tailored to local need and are developed and delivered by local Community Safety Partnerships (CSPs). A number of related Lancashire partnerships and strategies are also integral to delivering our community safety priorities.
Introduction................................................................... ................. 3 Community Safety Agreement........................................................ 4 Overview and Scrutiny Board Terms of...Community Safety Agreement • December 3rd, 2018
Lincolnshire is in the East Midlands region. It is a two-tier authority area comprised of Lincolnshire County Council and seven districts; Boston Borough, City of Lincoln, East Lindsey, North Kesteven, South Holland, South Kesteven and West Lindsey. Lincolnshire’s population currently stands at an estimated 743,400 people and is projected to increase by 35,900 by 2024. The proportion of people over 75 years of age is projected to increase by 95% between 2014 and 2039.
Nottinghamshire Community Safety Agreement 2012-15Community Safety Agreement • May 14th, 2013
This agreement outlines how partners will continue to work for the next three years in continuing to provide strategic leadership and direction to tackle crime, disorder and substance misuse in Nottinghamshire. This agreement includes the Nottinghamshire Community Safety Strategy for 2012-15, which contains the shared community safety priorities that will be addressed at a county level, in order to improve outcomes for local citizens and communities.
COMMUNITY SAFETY AGREEMENTCommunity Safety Agreement • April 14th, 2011
This agreement was considered by Cabinet on 31 March 2011 where it was agreed that the priorities addressed through the current process be noted and supported and that issues which arise around the night time economy at a county level be referred to Scrutiny Management Board. As part of the Council’s policy framework it is recommended to full council for approval.
Leeds Local Area Agreement mandatory targetsCommunity Safety Agreement • January 31st, 2007
• Reduce overall crime in line with local Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnership targets and narrow the gap between the worst performing wards/neighbourhoods and other areas across the district.
FCNL Executive Committee Community Safety Agreement Process engaged on 10/13/2020Community Safety Agreement • October 26th, 2020
As we, the FCNL General Committee, seek to support FCNL in its process of becoming a more diverse, equitable and inclusive organization, we commit to create a brave space where we will interact with one another in ways that protect each other and all those with whom the Committee engages from injury.
