Community Safety Partnership
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West Lancashire Community Safety Partnership (CSP) is committed to multi-agency problem solving and delivering balanced and comprehensive solutions to tackle crime and disorder.
The CSP is made up from six responsible authorities. In West Lancashire this includes:
- West Lancashire Borough Council
- Lancashire County Council
- Lancashire Fire and Rescue
- Lancashire Constabulary
- The NHS Integrated Care Board
- The Probation Service
- Plus important contributions from other partner agencies
In 2022 the CSP has identified a new set of 3 year priorities. The priorities are focused on reducing domestic abuse, hate crime, serious violent crime, serious organised crime, exploitation and vulnerability, anti-social behaviour and improving road safety. Reducing the types of localised seasonal anti-social behaviour prevalent in West Lancashire was also prioritised, including anti-social behaviour linked to the bonfire period and Freshers Week.
To meet these challenges, the CSP has produced a local Community Safety Partnership Plan. The plan is designed to reflect our local priorities and to clearly evidence our commitment to work in partnership through established thematic delivery groups.
The CSP priorities were evidenced through the Strategic Assessment process and the Community Safety Partnership is responsible for coordinating delivery against the identified priorities.
The CSP Plan 2022-2025 can be viewed through the following link: CSP Plan 2022 - 2025
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