Decision - Community Safety Strategy 2023-26

Brighton and Hove Tourism, Equalities, Communities & Culture Committee Decided 9 Mar 2023 for determination GET /api/coverage

Decision maker

Tourism, Equalities, Communities & Culture Committee

Report author

Jo Player

Published

9 Mar 2023

Reference

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As published

the council's own words, unedited

RESOLVED: That Committee: 1. Approved the strategy and the suggested priority areas for reducing crime and disorder in Brighton and Hove. 2. Referred the strategy to Full Council for sign off as set out in the Constitution. 3. Approved the additional consultations as set out in paragraph 5.5.

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The committee was asked to approve the Community Safety and Crime Reduction Strategy for 2023-2026, which sets priorities for reducing crime and disorder across Brighton and Hove. The strategy focuses on anti-social behaviour and hate incidents, serious violence and exploitation, violence against women and girls, and preventing terrorism and extremism.

Recommendation

Approve the strategy and its priority areas, refer it to full council for sign-off, and approve the additional consultations described in paragraph 5.5.

Financial impact

Costs of publishing the strategy will be met from the Community Safety Budget for 2023/24; no amount stated.

Ward affected

city-wide

Decision maker

Tourism, Equalities, Communities, & Culture Committee

Stakeholders named

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Brighton and Hove Community Safety Partnershipstatutory organisationscommunity and voluntary sector organisationsLocal Action teamscommunities of interestother interested bodiesBrighton & Hove City Council

Next steps

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Refer the strategy to full council for sign-off.
Begin consultations during 2023 on the existing gating Public Space Protection Orders, the alcohol Public Space Protection Order and the dog control Public Space Protection Orders.
Begin consultation on a new gating Public Space Protection Order in Nelson’s Row.
Bring reports to the committee after the consultations have concluded.
Draw up action plans for each priority area and monitor progress through the Community Safety Partnership Board.

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