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Posted in Anti-social behaviour, News, Policing Tagged with: anti-social behaviour, community safety, Community Trigger, crime, reducing crime
Opportunity for Young People to Join the Youth Commission
Aged 14-25 years and interested in tackling issues in your local community? Apply to become a member of the Police Crime Commissioner’s Youth Commission… Simon Hayes the Hampshire Police Crime Commissioner is recruiting young people aged 14-25 years to become…
Posted in Get involved, News, Policing, Young people Tagged with: crime, Hampshire Police and Crime Commissioner, Hampshire Primary Care Trust, reducing crime, Simon Hayes, volunteering, young people
Safer Internet Day 10th February 2015
Everyone has a role to play in creating a better internet. It’s up to us! In championing a better internet, the theme aims to encourage people to embrace technology and make the most of the positive opportunities offered online, while…
Posted in Get involved, News, Young people Tagged with: community safety, crime, reducing crime, Safer Internet
Community Alcohol Partnership Relaunch on Hayling
The Hayling Island Community Alcohol Partnership (CAP) has re-launched its alcohol ‘education and enforcement’ campaign following a successful program which reduced reported levels of anti-social behaviour on the Island and raised awareness of alcohol issues amongst young people. The re-launch…
Posted in Anti-social behaviour, News, Young people Tagged with: alcohol, anti-social behaviour, community safety, crime, Havant Borough Council, Hayling Island, reducing crime, young people
UK Safer Internet Centre
In addition to coordinating Safer Internet Day, the UK Safer Internet Centre delivers a wide range of activity to promote the safe and responsible use of technology: founded and operates an e-safety helpline for professionals working with children in the…
Posted in Get involved, News, Young people Tagged with: community safety, crime, get involved, reducing crime, young people
Stay Safe this Christmas
Christmas is a time to celebrate and have fun but for some individuals it can provide an opportunity to take advantage of those who are vulnerable and susceptable to crime. To help you stay safe this Christmas, Hampshire Police have produced some…
Posted in News, Policing, Violence Tagged with: community safety, crime, Hampshire Constabulary, reducing crime
Plain Clothes Patrols
Havant Council plan plain clothes patrols to target people who fail to clean up after their dogs! Council rangers working in plain clothes are ready to issue irresponsible dog owners with a Fixed Penalty Notice of £75 if they fail…
Posted in Anti-social behaviour, Litter, News Tagged with: anti-social behaviour, community safety, crime, dog mess, Havant, Havant Borough Council, litter, Pick Up or Pay Up, pink poo
Anti-social behaviour
The Safer Havant Partnership has used feedback from local residents and detailed crime analysis to identify anti-social behaviour as one of their three main priorities. Anti-social behaviour is a broad term that can include litter and flytipping, rowdy and drunken…
Posted in Tagged with: alcohol, anti-social behaviour, anti-social behaviour orders, community safety, crime, flytipping, litter, neighbourhood disputes
Reporting a community safety issue
Information and advice on reporting a crime or anti-social behaviour issue, including abandoned vehicles, graffiti and criminal damage: Reporting a crime or anti-social behaviour issue to the police Call 999 in an emergency only. That means if life is threatened,…
Policing and Crime
Find your local ‘Safer Neighbourhoods’ team Hampshire Constabulary’s ‘Safer Neighbourhoods’ teams focus on problem-solving and engaging with their local community to learn more about local issues and improve quality of life for local people. Are you Blue Light Aware? Ever…