Have your say on local crime and safety priorities

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(From Richmond Council news email)

Local people are being asked to take part in a new consultation that will help determine the borough’s priorities for tackling crime and anti-social behaviour.

The Richmond upon Thames Community Safety Partnership (CSP), which includes the police, the Council and other public bodies, is currently drafting its new Community Safety Strategy and wants to ensure that the priorities it identifies accurately reflect the views of local residents and businesses.

Among the priorities likely to feature in the strategy are:

• Ensuring safer neighbourhoods by tackling crime and anti-social behaviour, burglary, motor vehicle crime and violent crime such as robbery and knife crime
• Preventing violence against women and girls
• Preventing offending and reducing reoffending
• Tackling hate crime, extremism and radicalisation
• Keeping children and young people safe

How would you prioritise the issues above?

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