Manchester's Community Safety Partnership is in the process of refreshing its strategy to tackle crime and disorder across Manchester. A number of priorities have been identified and the Partnership is keen to consult with voluntary and community sector organisations to ensure that these priorities meet local needs and concerns.
Manchester Community Safety Partnership brings together the local Council, Police, Offender Services, Public Health Manchester, housing providers and community and voluntary organisations to work together to tackle crime and disorder in Manchester. They work closely to ensure Manchester is a safe place to live, work and visit.
The purpose of the strategy is to concentrate efforts on reducing or tackling crime and anti-social behaviour that most affects communities.
To share your view on the proposed priorities and crime and anti-social behaviour in your area, complete the online questionnaire, here: www.makingmanchestersafer.com/info/6/community_consultation by Monday 30 June 2014.
Your views are important and this will help Manchester’s Community Safety Partnership target the crime and disorder issues that are important to you.