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Crime and disorder reduction

Policy and Participation Officer – Older people/Crime and Disorder Reduction
Colin Kirby

Are you concerned and active in responding to crime and disorder issues in Tameside? Have a voice on crime reduction – join the Crime and Disorder Reduction Network.

News and information

Care Directions have been working with the Home Office to provide essential guidance for care givers as part of the Government’s Action Against Burglary initiative. A Guidance document for carers has been produced. This can be printed off and made into an A4 double sided laminate card if you wish.

More information about Care Directions can be found at www.caredirections.co.uk/frame_comment_102.htm

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Who is it for?

Any community, voluntary or faith group who undertake activities to address crime and disorder issues in Tameside. Anyone who is active in responding to crime and disorder reduction issues in their community in Tameside.

What does it do?

The Crime and Disorder Reduction Network can offer information and advice on a whole range of crime and disorder issues. The network is active in speaking out on crime and disorder issues in Tameside - help us make it stronger!

How does it work?

The Crime and Disorder Network meets quarterly for two hours with a buffet lunch provided. The meetings are formal but friendly which offers a great opportunity to build links to other groups and active individuals. We can also provide free transport for people to attend.

The network links to local decision makers through its attendance at the Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnership and through Tameside Voice , the ‘network of networks’, to the Tameside Strategic Partnership.

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Benefits

A unique opportunity to meet others and make new friends.
The chance to discuss important crime and disorder issues.
Time to share your stories and experience.
Be part of creating a voice on crime and disorder reduction.
Specialist support when you need help.

The Crime and Disorder Reduction Network was started in 2004 to feed into the crime and disorder reduction agenda in Tameside. It gives opportunities for people to meet and discuss issues which are important so that they can be presented to decision makers. It can provide advice and information on a wide range of related issues.