A Place that is Safe and Feels Safe
Poole has low levels of crime and anti-social behaviour in comparison to other parts of the country and fear of crime and anti-social behaviour is also reducing.
Between 2006 and 2009, crime in Poole reduced by 12 per cent. That's a real achievement in tough economic times when you might expect crime to rise.
Anti-social behaviour is also being curbed. After high levels in the summer of 2009, autumn and winter 2009/10 saw a four-year low in incidents of anti-social behaviour.
Overseeing crime reduction and promoting public safety is the work of a group of organisations which make up Safer Poole Partnership.
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International Women’s Day event to raise awareness of domestic and sexual violence Thu 7 March 2013
An event to raise awareness of domestic abuse and sexual violence – including child sexual exploitation and trafficking – has been planned to coincide with International Women’s Day on Friday 8 March. -
Police Budget Consultation 2013/14 Mon 21 January 2013
Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Martyn Underhill is seeking the views of the public to help inform his Council Tax policing precept proposal for 2013/14. His proposal must be presented to the Police and Crime Panel on 7 February 2013. Visit the PCC Dorset website for further information and to take part in our on-line poll: http://www.dorset.pcc.police.uk/Plans-and-priorities/Policing-Precept-Consultation-2013(2).aspx
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