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Norfolk County Community Safety Partnership
The Norfolk County Community Safety Partnership (NCCSP) has launched an eight-week consultation to understand what residents believe will make Norfolk a safer place to live, work and visit.
The NCCSP develops a Community Safety Plan which sets out the priorities which partners will focus on. Having carried out an assessment of crime and community safety issues, the NCCSP has drafted a new three-year plan which proposes seven priorities.
The partnership now wants to hear from Norfolk residents whether they feel the priorities correctly reflect the issues which matter most to them.
The proposed priorities are:
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Serious violence
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Domestic and sexual abuse
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Preventing terrorism
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Criminal exploitation, including modern slavery and county lines drug dealing
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Neighbourhood crimes like robbery, burglary, anti-social behaviour, vehicle crime and other theft offences
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Hate crime and community tensions
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Fraud
The NCCSP brings together organisations from across Norfolk to tackle crime and disorder, and ensure the county remains a safe place for all.
The partnership is currently supported by the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Norfolk (OPCCN) and is chaired by the OPCCN Chief Executive Mark Stokes.
The consultation will run for eight weeks from 24 May 2021, closing on 16 July 2021.
For more information on the priorities and proposed outcomes and to take part in the survey visit https://www.norfolk-pcc.gov.uk/police-and-crime-plan/working-in-partnership/community-safety/nccsp-strategic-plan-consultation/
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Salhouse Parish Council is currently working with other local groups and organisations including Salhouse Church, Hoveton & Wroxham Medical Centre and a Community Facebook group to provide a co-ordinated local community response to the Coronavirus pandemic. It is hoped a system will be set up to help with food and medicine deliveries and to provide general support for those who are self-isolating in the local community. Further details will be shared on our website and Facebook page and on the parish noticeboards as soon as they are available.
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It is with great sadness that Salhouse Parish Council hears of His Royal Highness Prince Philip’s passing. We offer our condolences to Her Majesty the Queen and the Royal Family.
We join the rest of the nation in mourning as we remember his remarkable life, the dedication to his Queen and Country, the Commonwealth and beyond with huge respect, admiration and affection.
Over the next 8 days, we will observe a period of mourning and will be paying respect to His Royal Highness.
To avoid unnecessary social contact, you can email your condolences to condolence@broadland.gov.uk.
You will also be able to leave a message in the ebook of condolence on the official royal website. Here: https://www.royal.uk/
In line with Government advice on social contact during this sensitive time, Broadland District Council are asking residents not to lay flowers within the Council grounds.
All messages will be archived following the period of mourning.
