Safer Somerset Partnership

Working to tackle crime, disorder and antisocial behaviour, and to reduce re-offending to make our communities feel safe and be safe

Introduction

Community Safety Partnerships are nationally recognised bodies. Under the Crime and Disorder Act (1998), ‘statutory partners’ which include councils, the police, fire service, integrated care boards and probation services should work in partnership to reduce crime and disorder.

What the Safer Somerset Partnership does

About the Partnership and how we deliver our duties and responsibilities

Safer Somerset Partnership statutory duties

Statutory duties and responsibilities carried out by the Safer Somerset Partnership

Community Safety Plan

The plan sets out the strategy that partners will use to tackle community safety issues in Somerset from June 2022 to March 2025.

Find out more and read the plan

Our duties

The Partnership must deliver against a range of statutory duties including reducing reoffending, commissioning Domestic Homicide Reviews and holding annual scrutiny of its work.

Reducing reoffending

Strategy to reduce reoffending by adult and young offenders

Serious Violence Duty

The Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2021 introduces a new Serious Violence duty

Domestic Homicide Reviews

The Safer Somerset Partnership has the responsibility for undertaking Domestic Homicide Reviews

Safer Somerset Partnership Annual Report

Produced to offer an overview of the Partnership, its main activities and key achievements

Prevent in Somerset

Part of the United Kingdom's counter-terrorism strategy

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