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The consultation has now closed, thank you for your contributions. A consultation report will be published in due course.
The Safer Streets 2 Project was a crime reduction programme in Central Birkenhead and Seacombe which was delivered between July 2021 and March 2022.
The project was funded by the Home Office and has seen investment of over £400K into the Safer Streets 2 area. The project is led by Wirral Council, in partnership with Merseyside Police and the Police and Crime Commissioner.
The Safer Streets 2 Project aims to deliver a reduction in burglary by 5%, leading to 6 less burglaries per annum, with diffused benefits of reductions in anti-social behaviour, fires, drug dealing, drug-related crime, fly tipping and dog fouling.
The aims of this evaluation are to assess the impact of the Safer Streets 2 Project overall, as well as the individual actions and provisions, such as new alleygates, CCTV and streetlighting.
The consultation has now closed, thank you for your contributions. A consultation report will be published in due course.
The Safer Streets 2 Project was a crime reduction programme in Central Birkenhead and Seacombe which was delivered between July 2021 and March 2022.
The project was funded by the Home Office and has seen investment of over £400K into the Safer Streets 2 area. The project is led by Wirral Council, in partnership with Merseyside Police and the Police and Crime Commissioner.
The Safer Streets 2 Project aims to deliver a reduction in burglary by 5%, leading to 6 less burglaries per annum, with diffused benefits of reductions in anti-social behaviour, fires, drug dealing, drug-related crime, fly tipping and dog fouling.
The aims of this evaluation are to assess the impact of the Safer Streets 2 Project overall, as well as the individual actions and provisions, such as new alleygates, CCTV and streetlighting.
