DID YOU KNOW…?
Over the past few months, our team of Community Safety Wardens have conducted a total of 19,363 high visibility patrols throughout the county borough.
They have also visited a total of 2,358 ‘hotspot’ locations and attended a total of 104 community meetings.
Over the same period, our mobile CCTV vehicles were deployed a total of 57 times, which complements the work of our CCTV operators who monitor over 150 cameras throughout the county borough 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
The recent Household Survey (2009) also reported that during the day, 87% of residents report feeling safe when out and about in the county borough.
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Contact details of your local Neighbourhood Policing Team, current priorities and when the next opportunity is to have your say in your area.
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How you can get involved in determining the way in which your local area is policed, by identifying the local priorities you would like to see our partner agencies address.
Go to the Gwent Police Neighbourhood Policing pages and select your local community to find out more.
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Welcome
Welcome to the Safer Caerphilly Community Safety Partnership website.
Who are we?
We are a team of public bodies and volunteers who work together to make your community safer.
How do we make communities safer?
Our activities and actions are directed towards:
- Crime reduction
- Reducing and preventing disorder and anti-social behaviour
- Reducing substance misuse (i.e. alcohol and drugs)
- Making communities feel safe
- Making you confident in our ability to deliver real improvements.
So what are we going to focus on this year?
This website provides you with some detail about the activities that we will be concentrating on this year. Following a reduction of crime across the Caerphilly County Borough of 22.8%, the Safer Caerphilly Community Safety Partnership has been selected as one of the Home Office’s pioneer areas for the ‘Justice Seen, Justice Done’ initiative.
This initiative will build on our past partnership successes and will ensure that we and our partners are more useable and accessible to our communities.
What else is on the website?
There is lots of useful information on the site. You will find data that relates to crime issues and trends in your area, as well as details about how you can be involved in improving the quality of life in your neighbourhood.
We are constantly developing and improving our services, so please feel free to feedback how we can improve this website or suggest other ways that you would like us to communicate with you.
As Chair of the Partnership, I look forward to delivering action to make the communities safer over the next three years, and to your continued support and commitment.
Superintendent Jon Burley
Chair of the Safer Caerphilly Community Safety Partnership
Focus on...
Don’t have a nightmare this Christmas!
Gwent Police and South Wales Police, together with their community safety partners including the Safer Caerphilly Community Safety Partnership, are working to prevent crime and encourage people to stay safe this festive season.
Latest News...
Anti-social behaviour down!
Anti-social behaviour is down by 35% in Caerphilly county borough - which equates to 3,695 fewer incidents than this time last year.
Consultation
Response to Home Office Consultation
Consultation Paper - More Effective Responses to Anti-Social Behaviour - Response from Safer Caerphilly Community Safety Partnership.