Community Safety Partnership

Community Safety Partnership 12 month review 2022

£120,000 distributed in grant funding to more than 20 organisations to support youth work and mentoring for young people
delivering a partnership approach to all incidents of knife crime
delivered and supported more than 60 community engagement events, bringing our communities together
successfully bid for more than £1.7m of Safer Streets funding to make our streets safer
developed focused neighbourhood working groups in eight priority areas
engagement with 800 young people across Northampton schools around signs of safety mapping and interventions

supported victims and tackled offenders in 39 cuckooing cases
achieved 100% victim satisfaction in over 100 anti-social behaviour interventions
over 100 interventions made by our Anti-Social Behaviour Team

launched Community Safety Partnership Strategy 2023/24 detailing commitment to tackle crime and disorder and anti-social behaviour
coordinated night-time economy interventions in Northampton town centre and launched ‘it only takes one’ campaign; two Public Place Protection Orders; and safer routes home initiative
organised display of the Knife Angel sculpture, community safety education and awareness packages for schools, and campaigns such as Hate Crime Week and 16 Days of Activism
deliver against priorities and for the Anti-Poverty Strategy; Community Safety Strategy; Domestic Abuse Strategy; Serious Violence Duty
formed the Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence Board and Domestic Abuse Strategy
purchase and installation of knife bins, bleed kits and delivery of training, working with Off the Streets and Northampton Partnership Homes

Last updated 31 January 2024