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We are a partnership which is made up of many local organisations who work together throughout the year making East Sussex safer by reducing crime and anti-social behaviour.
Members of our partnership include:
East Sussex County Council
A variety of departments in the council are involved in helping make East Sussex safer. The Safer Communities Team in particularly supports the work we do.
Phone: 0345 60 80 190
Website: www.eastsussex.gov.uk
Sussex Police
The East Sussex Division of Sussex Police work to keep our county safer.
Phone: 0845 60 70 999
Website: www.sussex.police.uk
East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service
East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service attend to fires and road accients. They also help to educate residents about how to keep themselves safe.
Phone: 0845 130 8855
Website: www.esfrs.org
Sussex Police Authority
Members of Sussex Police Authority scrutinise and support the work of Sussex Police, working alongside the Chief Constable to provide an effective policing service for the people of Sussex and wherever possible, to improve the service.
Phone: 01273 481561
Website: www.sussexpa.gov.uk
NHS
NHS Hastings and Rother and NHS East Sussex Downs and Weald make sure the appropriate hospital and community services are available for you.
NHS Hastings and Rother
Phone: 01424 735600
Website: www.hastingsandrother.nhs.uk
NHS East Sussex Downs and Weald
Phone: 01273 485300
Website: www.esdw.nhs.uk
Surrey and Sussex Probation Trust
Surrey and Sussex Probation works closely with partners in the criminal justice system to protect the public and reduce reoffending.
Phone: 01273 227979
Website: www.sussexprobation.gov.uk
Lewes District Council
A variety of departments in Lewes District Council help make Lewes safer.
Phone: 01323 410000
Website: www.lewes.gov.uk
Rother District Council
A variety of departments in Rother District Council help make Rother safer.
Phone: 01424 787878
Website: www.rother.gov.uk
Lewes Crime Reduction Partnership
The aim of the Partnership is to reduce the fear, incidence and the consequences of crime and anti-social behaviour in Lewes District
Phone: 01273 484337
Website: www.lewesdistrictcrp.org
Wealden District Council
A variety of departments in Wealden District Council help make Wealden safer.
Phone: 01892 653311
Website: www.wealden.gov.uk
Safer Hastings Partnership
The Safer Hastings Partnership aims to reduce crime and the fear of crime in Hastings & St Leonards and, in doing so, to make a significant impact on the quality of life for residents and visitors to the town.
Phone: 01424 451433
Website: www.safehastings.co.uk
Hastings Borough Council
A variety of departments in Hastings Borough Council help make Hastings safer.
Phone: 01424 451066
Website: www.hastings.gov.uk
Eastbourne Borough Council
A variety of departments in Eastbourne Borough Council help make Eastbourne safer.
Phone: 01323 410000
Website: www.eastbourne.gov.uk
East Sussex Drug and Alcohol Action Team
The East Sussex Drug and Alcohol Action Team works to reduce the harm caused by drugs and alcohol in East Sussex.
Phone: 01323 466549
Website: www.safeineastsussex.org.uk
Safer Rother Partnership
The role of the Safer Rother Partnership is to work with other statutory and voluntary agencies within the Rother district to develop and implement a crime and disorder strategy.
Phone: 01424 456150
Website: www.rother.gov.uk
Safer Wealden Partnership
The Safer Wealden Partnership work to reduce crime and the fear of crime in Wealden.
Phone: 01892 602746
Website: www.wealden.gov.uk
Eastbourne Crime Reduction Partnership
Eastbourne Crime Reduction Partnership work to reduce crime and the fear of crime in Eastbourne.
Phone: 01323 415346
Website: www.eastbourne.gov.uk
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