Community safety

Community safety is the process of bringing together organisations and the community to:

• reduce crime
• the fear of crime
• tackle anti-social behaviour
• improve the quality of life for the people of Wycombe district

Working for a safer Wycombe

Wycombe Community Safety Partnership has now developed its Community Safety Partnership Plan for 2011/2012. This outlines the Partnership's priorities for improving community safety in the district. We asked people in Wycombe district to give us their views and to tell us about their experiences of crime and anti-social behaviour by completing a survey. This helped us to decide which areas we should be focusing on in the Plan.

For 2011/12 the Partnership has chosen the following 6 priorities to work on:

- Burglary (including distraction burglary)
- Theft from vehicle
- Domestic abuse
- Drugs and alcohol
- Night-time economy in our Town Centres and related assaults and disorder
- Anti-social behaviour

The Partnership Plan contains lots of information about the work we undertook in 2010/11 and also details some our plans for the coming year. The Partnership Plan 2011/12 is attached below.

Find your neighbourhood policing information on My Wycombe

If you would like to see information about your neighbourhood policing team and crime where you live, along with other useful information and maps about council services and other community facilities in your local area, go to My Wycombe. Here you enter your address and the resulting 'My Property' page will include the link to information from Police.UK, along with other useful information.