Baroness Newlove report calls for a 'people power' revolution to tackle neighbourhood crime

29 March 2011

The government's Champion for Active Safer Communities has detailed what residents, businesses, local agencies and central government can do to begin a generational shift in the country's approach to activism and tackling neighbourhood crime.

The report calls for a change of culture on the part of communities, no longer seeing crime and ASB in their neighbourhoods as 'someone else's problem'; and on the side of services, going beyond simply asking communities what their problems are, to seeing them as equal partners in dealing with them.

On 9 June Westminster Briefing will hold a Policy and Practice Briefing entitled 'New and Simplified Powers to Tackle ASB?'

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