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There are many ways you can get involved with both your local community and our partnership.
'Watch. Enjoy. Remember' Football World Cup questionnaire and prize draw!
We ran a safer drinking campaign during this year's World Cup which gave 18 to 24 year old male binge drinkers a clear message to 'watch, enjoy and remember' the football. We want to know if you saw the campaign and whether it had an impact on you. Complete our survey (PDF, 143Kb) and enter into our prize draw to win £50 high street vouchers.
Your response will feed into our campaign evaluation report which will help us to understand how successful the campaign was and what we can improve on next time.
Anti-social behaviour consultation with voluntary and community organisations
We would like thank all of the voluntary and community organisations who took part in the recent Anti-Social Behaviour consultation. A summary of the results and our next steps will be published on this website in the autumn of 2010.
If you have any questions relating to this consultation please contact Nicky Millward, Safer Communities Team by phone: 01323 463314 or email: Nicky.Millward@eastsussex.gov.uk
Have your say on crime and anti-social behaviour
We would like you to tell us your thoughts about crime and anti-social behaviour, and what the priorities should be for keeping you safe in your local area, and throughout East Sussex. Complete our online survey today so you too can help improve community safety in your local area.
Get involved in your local Neighbourhood Panel
Neighbourhood Panels help to create strong partnerships between local people and the organisations responsible for their area. There are meetings that are chaired by local people. The meetings are set by the local community and give local people and communities more influence over decision makers, so they can improve their quality of life. Contact your local police station for more information.
Get involved with your local neighbourhood watch
Find details of your local neighbourhood watch contact. If there isn’t a scheme in your area, your local police station can tell you how to set up a new group.
Page last updated on 16 August 2010
World Cup 2010
Did you watch, enjoy and remember the world cup?
Tell us about your world cup experiences and whether you saw our safer drinking campaign by completing our survey. You can win £50 in our prize draw!
New Summer Newsletter!
Listening to victims of Hate Crime
We are reviewing the support services available to victims of hate crime and are inviting anyone who may have experienced hate crime, to have their say by completing our questionnaire (Word, 199Kb). Consultation ends on 30 September 2010.