Crime Reduction - Helping to Reduce Crime in Your Area

Providing information and
resources for people working
to reduce crime in their
local area


Latest Additions


 

  • Crime & Security Bill
    The Home Office has published impact assessments and equality impact assessments for the new Crime & Security Bill laid before parliament on 19 November.
    In Publications > Other publications

  • Alcohol Arrest Referral
    The Home Office has published new guidance the help practitioners who might be considering starting up alcohol arrest referral schemes.
    In Publications > Crime solutions

  • CCTV technical concepts
    A new video explains the main factors you should consider when installing a new digital CCTV system.
    In Mini-sites > CCTV

  • Not In My Neighbourhood Week
    NIMNW has finished for this year. The team would be really grateful for any feedback your able to offer on your experience of the event.

  • Community Safety eUpdate
    The Community Safety eUpdate is the regular bulletin provided by the Home Office for all practitioners working in crime reduction and community safety. The latest issue includes: local crime maps, Tilley Awards winners, 'It Doesn't Have To Happen' and 'Let's Keep Crime Down'.
    In Publications > Journals

  • Crime in England and Wales: Quarterly Update to June 2009
    This update presents the most recent crime statistics from two different sources: the British Crime Survey (BCS) and police recorded crime. Updates are published quarterly. This report covers the the 12 months to June 2009.
    In Statistics

  • Crime in England and Wales 2008/09: Supplementary Tables
    Nature of burglary, vehicle-related theft, bicycle theft, other household theft, personal and other theft, vandalism and violent crime. The tables presented here are based on the findings from BCS interviews conducted in the 2008/09 financial year and give a picture of the nature of burglary, vehicle-related theft and violent crime. They also provide detail on other types of theft and on vandalism.
    In Statistics

Last update: Friday, November 20, 2009