Every year, the Safer Buckinghamshire Board runs a survey to understand community safety concerns from the past 12 months, including:
The survey ran from 5 September to 30 October 2022.
We received 1,264 responses to the survey.
Top concerns related to crime in 2022:
Top concerns related to anti-social behaviour in 2022:
Top concerns related to alcohol and drugs in 2022:
We asked how safe or unsafe respondents felt in their local area at the following times:
More information about what you told us is in the Safer Buckinghamshire Strategy 2023 to 2026.
At its meeting on 9 May 2023, Buckinghamshire Council agreed the Safer Buckinghamshire Strategy 2023 to 2026.
The strategy sets out priorities to 2026 for Buckinghamshire to be one of the safest places to grow up, raise a family, live, work and do business.
We used your views, a strategic assessment of community safety and other insight to create 5 priorities:
The priorities focus on known causes of crime and concerns of people in Buckinghamshire. Each priority will have a partnership action plan – to reduce crime and increase community safety.
The Safer Buckinghamshire Board will continue to work with local communities to understand concerns and deliver these priorities.
More information about each priority, and how the partnership will deliver them, is in the Safer Buckinghamshire Strategy 2023 to 2026.
We want to know the community safety concerns where you live or work to help us develop and implement an action plan to reduce crime.
The Safer Buckinghamshire Board is a local Community Safety Partnership that brings together experts from the police, fire service, probation, health and social care services.
The purpose of the Safer Buckinghamshire Board is to develop and implement an action plan to reduce crime, so that Buckinghamshire continues as one the safest places to live, work and do business.
Every year, we carry out a strategic assessment of community safety issues and crime across Buckinghamshire.
As part of this process, we want to find out about local community safety concerns from the past 12 months. What we want to know about:
We want to hear from people living and / or working in Buckinghamshire.
Your feedback to last year’s community safety survey helped shape the Safer Buckinghamshire Board’s action plan to reduce crime:
We received 1,041 responses to the survey. The main themes from responses are outlined below.
Top concerns related to crime in 2021:
Top concerns related to anti-social behaviour in 2021:
We asked how safe or unsafe respondents felt in their local area at the following times:
Your feedback helped shape the Safer Buckinghamshire Board’s action plan to reduce crime and make Buckinghamshire safer.
The Safer Buckinghamshire Plan is a 3 year plan that sets out five priorities and how we will deliver them.
Members of the Safer Buckinghamshire Board have carried out the following actions / projects:
The responses to this survey are anonymous. We cannot identify you or contact you about anything you say in this survey.
If you are affected by crime or anti-social behaviour, please use the following information to report it:
You can tell us your views in one of the following ways:
You can enter in a prize draw to win one of three £100 food shopping vouchers at the end of the survey. Full terms and conditions for entering the prize draw.
If you have any questions about this activity, please email us at communitysafety@buckinghamshire.gov.uk or phone us on 0300 131 6000.
Please tell us your views by midnight on Sunday 30 October 2022.
We will carry out a detailed analysis of crime and disorder data from partners across Buckinghamshire. This strategic assessment will help evidence and identify community safety priorities.
Your responses to this survey will help us:
We will use the information you provide here only for this activity. We will store the information securely in line with data protection laws and will not share or publish any personal details. For more information about data and privacy, please see our Privacy Policy.
If you have questions about data and privacy, please email us on dataprotection@buckinghamshire.gov.uk. Or write to our Data Protection Officer at Buckinghamshire Council, The Gateway, Gatehouse Road, Aylesbury, HP19 8FF.
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