Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnership (CDRP) consultation

Working together to reduce crime

What's this all about?

Official figures tell us that crime has fallen significantly in Plymouth and nationally and that the number of serving police officers is at its highest ever level. However, for many people, crime, anti-social behaviour and the fear of crime remain a major concern. This can affect feelings of safety and well-being and reduce quality of life. People's fear of crime matters because it can reduce trust in agencies and services. It also makes it harder to tackle crime if people are not reporting incidents, or wishing to give evidence.

Why are we consulting you?

We want to know how you think we can work together to:

• reduce crime
• improve communication and engagement

Please take a few minutes to complete our consultation form.

Partnership Plan 2008 to 2011

Plymouth CDRP's Partnership Plan 2008 to 2011 summarises what we have learned from the Strategic Assessment 2007, the priorities identified by it and any actions and initiatives we will be working on for the life of the plan. It is split into sections to make it easier to view. The sections include 'story of place' for each priority and what we currently understand about this type of crime in our city.