East and Mid Devon Community Safety Partnership

E-mail: gmoore@eastdevon.gov.uk

Community Safety Partnership - newsletter Spring 2013 (6446KB Portable Document Format - 21 May 2013 - PDF Help)

Appointment of Independent Members of the Devon and Cornwall Police and Crime Panel (50KB Portable Document Format - 15 August 2012 - PDF Help)

Strategic Assessment - April 2012 (242KB Portable Document Format - 28 May 2012 - PDF Help)

Peninsula Strategic Assessment 2012-13 (902KB Portable Document Format - 06 November 2012 - PDF Help)

Community Safety Partnership - newsletter Spring 2012 (1861KB Portable Document Format - 30 March 2012 - PDF Help)

East and Mid Devon Community Safety Partnership Update (24KB Portable Document Format - 18 August 2011 - PDF Help)

CSP Structure Guide (460KB Portable Document Format - 06 November 2012 - PDF Help)

Useful links for keeping yourself safe

River Cottage/Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue BBQ Safety & Recipe Book (3299KB Portable Document Format - 22 August 2012 - PDF Help)

Prom celebrations – ensure a safe night out (70KB Portable Document Format - 09 May 2013 - PDF Help)

Hallowe’en and Guy Fawkes pass off quietly - press release 10 November 2011 (12KB Portable Document Format - 14 July 2009 - PDF Help)

Peace of mind when you are away (12KB Portable Document Format - 14 July 2009 - PDF Help)

Community Safety & ASB Contact List (456KB Portable Document Format - 12 March 2012 - PDF Help)

Domestic Violence: useful contact details (53KB Portable Document Format - 04 March 2009 - PDF Help)

Advice about scams

Advice about graffiti

Think Safe Drink Safe Campaign

The Government's Crime Reduction Web Site

Devon & Cornwall Constabulary

Get Safe Online

Reporting Hate Crime

The Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnership for East Devon

Following the Crime and Disorder Act 1998, various Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnerships were set up across the country. One such partnership is the East Devon Community Safety Partnership. The purpose of the Crime and Disorder Act is for public bodies and other agencies "to work together to reduce crime, disorder and fear of crime locally, in order to improve the quality of life and to create a safer living and working environment".

The Partnership comprises a multi agency Steering Group which oversees the work of four geographically based action groups at Exmouth, Honiton, Seaton / Axminster ( Axe Valley ) and Sidmouth / Ottery St Mary. It also oversees the work of the East Devon Domestic Violence Forum, the Diversity Group and the Drug and Alcohol Implementation Group, the latter two of which have merged with their Mid Devon counterparts.

Partnership celebrates reduction in crime and anti-social behaviour - press release October 2011 (35KB Portable Document Format - 26 October 2011 - PDF Help)

Community Safety Partnership newsletter - Spring 2011 (1352KB Portable Document Format - 18 April 2011 - PDF Help)

Local Action Groups newsletter - Spring 2011 (717KB Portable Document Format - 18 April 2011 - PDF Help)