Community Safety Services

Isle of Wight Community Safety Partnership

The Isle of Wight Community Safety Partnership (CSP) brings together several organisations working together to tackle, prevent and reduce crime and anti-social behaviour.  Under the crime and disorder act 1998 Community Safety Partnerships are a legal requirement in every local authority area.

The Organisations which form the CSP are:

• Isle of Wight Council. 
• Hampshire Constabulary.
• Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue.
• National Probation Trust.
• Hampshire Community Rehabilitation Company.
• Isle of Wight Clinical Commissioning Group.

Community Safety Partnership survey 2019

Island residents are being asked to complete a short survey about their thoughts on local crime priorities for the Island.

The online survey has been launched by the Isle of Wight Community Safety Partnership (CSP) and seeks views from everyone living and working on the Island.

The survey can be completed at the following link: 

https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/CommunitySafety2019 

Survey start date: midday Monday 18 March

Survey end date: pm on Friday 30 April.

Results from the survey will be shared at the annual public meeting on July 3rd

Home Office Consultation on Violent Crime

To have your say on the above consultation please click here: Click. Closing date is 21.05.2019.

Meeting dates for 2019

• March 21 2019 Prevent Board
• July 3 2019 To be held the Riverside Centre Newport between 5-7pm- This will be a meeting open for the public to attend.
• September 26 2019 This is not a public meeting, minutes will be available after the meeting
• December 4 2019 This is not a public meeting, minutes will be available after the meeting

Meetings held in 2018

• March 21 2018 Prevent Board
• June 13 2018 This is not a public meeting- minutes available below
• September 26 2018 Not a public meeting, minutes available below
• December 5 2018 at 2pm held the Riverside Centre Newport- This was a meeting open for the public to attend.

To view minutes from previous meetings, please click on the relevant link below:

• December 5 2018  Agenda (PDF, 1 Page 93KB)  Presentations from the meeting:  CAB  (PDF, 5 pages, 595KB)  Age UK (PDF, 13 pages, 1.3MB)   IWASP (PDF, 14 pages, 719 KB)  YOT (PDF, 6 pages, 569KB)   Minutes  (PDF, 4 Pages, 402KB)
• September 26 2018 Agenda (PDF, 1 page,  202.1 KB)    Minutes (PDF, 4 Pages, 414KB)
• June 13 2018  Agenda (PDF, 1 page, 180 KB) Minutes (PDF, 5 pages 282 KB)
• November 30 2017 Agenda (PDF,  176 KB 1 page) Minutes (PDF, 260 KB, 2 pages) questions from the public click here (PDF, 261 KB, 2 pages).
• June 29 2017 Minutes (PDF, 215 KB 4 pages).
• October 12 2016 Minutes  (PDF, 178 KB 7 pages).
• March 17 2016 Minutes (PDF, 102 KB, 3 pages).
• November 30 2015 Minutes (PDF, 95 KB, 4 pages).

Terms of Reference

• View the Terms of Reference, (updated 2017)   (PDF, 145 KB, 4 pages).

The Partnership priorities for 2018-19 are as follows:

1. Reduce Reoffending.
2. Violent crime.
3. Sexual offences.
4. Anti Social Behaviour (ASB).
5. Domestic Abuse.
6. Prevent.
7. Road Safety.

2018 documents

• View the Strategic Assessment  (PDF, 2.80 MB, 61 Pages)
• View the 2018/20 Strategic Plan (PDF, 1.53 MB, 16 Pages)

The Partnership priorities for 2017 are as follows:

1. Reduce re-offending.
2. Reduce alcohol and drug related crime.
3. Respond effectively to Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB), including Hate crime.
4. Domestic abuse and sexual violence.
5. Support delivery of Government Counter Terrorism strategy.
6. Reduce violent crime.
7. Serious Acquisitive crime.

2017 documents

• To read the  2017 Strategic Assessment . (PDF, 2.80 MB, 43 pages).
• To read the  2017 headlines in a presentation. (PDF, 943 KB, 19 pages).
• To read the  2017 Strategic plan  (PDF, 761 MB, 19 pages).

Further Information

• Questions from the public (PDF, 297KB, 11 pages).
• Local Alcohol Action Area presentation (PDF, 641KB, 16 pages).
• Visit the Hampshire Constabulary news page to find out what is happening in your local area.
• Sign up to Community Alert.
• Advice on keeping your home and belongings safe.
• View advice on crime prevention, provided by Hampshire Constabulary.