Next Partnership Meeting;
16th May 2013
Our Priorities
Hampshire Probation supervises more than 6,000 offenders each year.
Crime in Portsmouth has dropped by 20% in the last five years (2005-2010)
Portsmouth has the highest number of hospital admissions due to alcohol illness and injury in the south east
The average domestic abuse survivor will only report the crime after 35 incidents.
Over 700 alcohol test purchases were carred out in 2009/10
Over 3,300 pupils saw the Be Safe, Stay Safe roadshow in 2010
The community wardens responded to 3,776 calls in 2009/10
6,719 crimes were solved in 2009/10
98 families were supported by the Preventing Youth Offending Project in 2009/10. That's more than double than the previous year
742 people received effective drug treatment in 2009/10 - that's up 13%
There were 1,049 fewer ASB incidents in 2009/10 compared to the previous year
Youth crime has dropped 25% in five years (2005-2010)
Shoplifting is the most common reason a young person gets a criminal record in Portsmouth
Anxiety,depression and self-harm are often linked to alcohol
Crime fell by 9% in Portsmouth in 2009-2010
Domestic burglary fell by 10% in 2009-2010
Theft from a vehicle fell by 12% in 2009-2010
Theft of vehicles fell by 32% in 2009-2010
Criminal damage fell by 16% in 2009-2010
Violence against the person fell by 1% in 2009-2010
Arson fell by 10% in 2009-2010
The number of first time offenders under 18yrs of age dropped by 64% in 2009-2010
In 2009-2010, we helped 829 people who had suffrered domestic abuse
Welcome
The Safer Portsmouth Partnership is the key anti-crime and substance misuse partnership for Portsmouth.
We are actively reducing crime and substance misuse in Portsmouth making the city a safe place to live, work and visit.
Working Together
The Police and Crime Commissioner, Simon Hayes, came to our Safer Portsmouth Partnership meeting on 31st January 2013 to talk with us about working together for a safer Portsmouth.
Who's involved
