Crime and Anti-social Behaviour

Information about how to prevent and report crime, and an introduction to the work carried out by Rushcliffe's Community Safety team.

South Nottinghamshire Community Safety Partnership co-ordinates community safety issues in the three boroughs of Rushcliffe, Broxtowe and Gedling. Our vision is:

To work together in South Nottinghamshire to reduce crime and improve the quality of life for you and your community.

We aim to achieve this by:

Working with our partners and communities to find local solutions to local problems
Reducing crime and the fear of crime in neighbourhoods throughout South Nottinghamshire
Promoting Safer Communities
Reducing the misuse of drugs and alcohol and the associated problems.

The partners in reducing crime and the fear of crime are:

Find out about our priorities, hot topics and latest news in crime and community safety.

South Notts Community Safety Partnership sees crime busting results 27/08/2010

Recorded crime and anti-social behaviour across South Nottinghamshire has seen a significant reduction in recent years – thanks to the work of the South Nottinghamshire Community Safety Partnership. Since 2005, reported crime and anti-social behaviour across Gedling, Rushcliffe and Broxtowe has continued to fall.

The Neighbourhood Alert is just up your street 30/06/2010

The Neighbourhood Alert system is now available online. It's a free service that gives you up-to-date information about crime and lets you report information confidentially to the police.

Abuse in young people's relationships 19/02/2010

In February, the government launched a thought-provoking campaign to help cut abuse and violence in some teenage relationships.

Police reminder - keep your pin safe at cash points 18/08/2009

Police are reminding people to keep their PIN safe when using cash machines after a cash-point in East Leake was tampered with.

Weekly Crime Statistics 02/03/2009

Rushcliffe's weekly crime statistics - crime types and number of offences for Neighbourhood Beats in Rushcliffe.

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