Lancashire Community Safety Agreement 2019-2022Lancashire Community 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.
Draft Lancashire Community Safety Agreement 2022 – 2025Lancashire Community Safety Agreement • August 25th, 2022
Assessment identifies significant crime and anti-social behaviour threats and issues across Blackburn with Darwen, Blackpool and Lancashire.
Lancashire Community Safety Agreement 2017 - 18 Our ActionLancashire Community 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.
Lancashire Community Safety Agreement 2019-2022 Our ActivityLancashire Community 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:
Lancashire Community Safety Agreement 2019-2022Lancashire Community 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.
Lancashire Community Safety Agreement 2017 - 18Lancashire Community 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.
Lancashire Community Safety Agreement and Performance UpdateLancashire Community Safety Agreement • January 23rd, 2023
• Key issues: domestic abuse, violence, exploitation (criminal and sexual), serious organized crime, road safety, anti-social behaviour.
