Manchester Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnership
Building on success
Over the next three years we will build on the current partnership structures that have worked in reducing crime and antisocial behaviour in Manchester. Respect action, ward co-ordination, Key Individual Networks and neighbourhood-based meetings will all continue to co-ordinate the activity of partnership agencies, engage with residents and benefit local communities. We will further develop our partnership governance structures to support a more integrated approach.
The Police Reform and Social Responsibility Bill 2010-2011, proposes that in 2012 responsibility for overseeing policing, crime and community safety will pass to directly elected Police and Crime Commissioners. If this happens, our partnership will work closely with the Commissioner to ensure a continuing focus on Manchester neighbourhoods.
As well as building on our past successes, we will develop our partnership in the following ways:
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Increasing community engagement.
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Strengthening links with the justice system.
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Ensuring a strong and inclusive partnership approach.
Contents of Manchester Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnership
- About the partnership
- Reduce key crime
- Protect vulnerable people
- Reduce anti social behaviour
- Reduce drug and alcohol-related offending
- Reduce the number of first-time entrants into the youth justice system
- Building on success (this page)
- Increasing community engagement
- Strengthening links with the justice system
- Ensuring a strong and inclusive partnership approach
