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Our consultation and research shows that issues relating to safer communities continually appear as a top priority for people in Gedling. We aim to achieve the following: during 2008/2009
Consultation with Gedling residents also highlight their priorities that we will tackle during 2008-2009.
Lead Partnership: Gedling Community Safety Partnership
The Community Safety Partnership is part of Gedling Partnership, and was formed as a result of the Crime and Disorder Act 1998. Gedling is currently working towards a merged partnership with Broxtowe and Rushcliffe. (Further information available October 2008). They are coming together to form the South Nottinghamshire Community Safety Partnership.
It is made up of local organisations working together to reduce crime and the fear of crime within the Borough. Gedling Borough Council, Nottinghamshire County Council and Nottinghamshire Police, work alongside local community organisations including the Youth Offending Service, Nottinghamshire Youth Service, Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service, the Primary Care Trust and the Probation Service.
A key priority is to gather good quality information about anti-social behaviour, drug offences and crime and disorder. This will help the partnership to target resources into identified crime hot spots and to tackle persistent offenders. Together partners share information and ideas about ways in which to reduce crime and the fear of crime.
Please use this link for more information about Anti-Social Behaviour
South Nottinghamshire Community Safety Partnership have produced community safety strategic assessment and a stategic action plan 2008/2011
The Community Safety Partnership operates through a two-tier structure comprising a Strategic Group and local Tactical Group.
The Strategic Group provides a direct link with Gedling Partnership, and has the following identified roles:
For details on Strategic Group membership please view table below.
The Tactical Group is connected more closely to the actual delivery of work aimed at addressing crime and disorder, and therefore exists as the operational arm of the Community Safety Partnership. The roles identified for the Tactical Group are as follows:
To focus on reducing crime and anti-social behaviour in the Borough using a problem solving approach
For details on Tactical Group membership please view table below.
| Strategic | Tactical | |
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| Crown Prosecution Service | * | |
| Gedling Borough Council | * | * |
| Gedling Primary Care Trust | * | * |
| Government Office East Midlands | * | * |
| Nottinghamshire County Council | * | * |
| Nottinghamshire Drugs and Alcohol Action Team | * | * |
| Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service | * | * |
| Nottinghamshire Police | * | * |
| Nottinghamshire Police Authority | * | |
| Gedling Community and Voluntary Services | * | |
| Housing Association | ||
| Nottinghamshire County Council Education | * | |
| Nottinghamshire Youth Offending Service | * | |
| Neighbourhood Watch | * | |
| Victim Support | * | |
| Nottinghamshire Probation Service | * |
For further information or queries regarding the Gedling Community Safety Partnership please phone 0115 9013805 or email cdrp@gedling.gov.uk
Or write to Gedling Community Safety Partnership, Civic Centre, Arnot Hill Park, Arnold, Nottingham NG5 6BU.
The following website links also provide useful further information on crime prevention and crime reduction:
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