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Leicestershire county community safety agreement
Leicestershire County Council work closely with a range of partners to help support community safety.
Community safety agreement
The production of a community safety agreement is a statutory requirement.
It sets out how the police, local authorities, fire and rescue, probation services, health and third sector partners will work together in partnership, to identify and address shared priorities, to prevent and mitigate the effects of crime and disorder across the county.
In Leicestershire, the community safety agreement is published by the Leicestershire Safer Communities Strategy Board.
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District partners and their strategies
Partner community safety partnership pages include their 2017 - 2020 partnership strategies, social media links and contact details.
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Leicestershire and associated local authority strategies
Leicestershire Communities Strategy 2017 - 2021
Leicestershire Communities website
Leicester City Council 2016 - 2017
Rutland County Council 2017 - 2020
Responsible agencies and their strategies
Leicestershire Police Force Management Statement Summary 2019
Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service
Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire & Rutland, Community Rehabilitation Company
East Leicestershire and Rutland Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG)
West Leicestershire Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG)
Key stakeholders
Office of Police and Crime Commissioner
Leics Joint Health and Wellbeing Board
Local Government Association (LGA)
Strategies and priorities
HO serious violence strategy 2018
Modern crime prevention strategy 2016
Drugs and gangs (county lines)
National crime prevention strategy
Integrated offender management
National cyber security strategy
HO Serious & Organised Crime Strategy 2018
How we are accountable
LSCSB performance documents
Local scrutiny
Satisfaction surveys
Common themes and shared priorities
- Identify and protect the most vulnerable
- Reduce harm from alcohol and substance misuse
- Reduce incidence and impact of ASB
- CSE / Cyber bulling: rduce risk of harm to young people
- Increase confidence /reporting of hate incidents
- Increase reporting of domestic abuse and protect victims
- Reduce crime and fear of crime
How you can contribute
Take a survey (see local authority websites)
Read about volunteering with VAL or VA Rutland
Being viable and adding value
Developing and supporting
- Developing and supporting our people
Embedding problem solving
Supporting performance
- Minimum standards
- Supporting evidence based practice
- Building community capacity
Facilitating scrutiny and oversite
- Digital communications and engagement
- Developing information sharing
Toolkits
Disrupting serious and organised crime tactics
College of policing crime reduction toolkit
Local government association safer comm. models
NSPCC toolkit - child criminal exploitation and county lines
HM Government Cyber crime and fraud communications toolkit for law enforcement
Gambling commission - crime and joint working toolkit
Neighbourhood watch - safer community toolkits
Modern day slavery - national referral mechanism (NRM)
Modern day slavery - NCA best practice guide
Community safety councillor workbook
Supporting the PPC plan by being effective
- We will deliver our partnership work through local joint action.
- We will build legitamacy in our communities by maintaining a presence and communicating our work.
- Effectivey counsulting and engaging to inform priority setting.
Supporting the PCC plan by being efficient
- We will develop minimum standards across our community safety partnerships.
- We will ensure that we continually develop our approaches.
- We will invest in our communities building capacity and focusing on prevention.
Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner (OPCC) Crime Plan - Underpinning and supporting community safety across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland
Viable Partnerships, Visible Policing, Victim Services, Vulenrability Protection and Value For Money