Showcasing Local NHW Achievements. Our Brief  Review all nomination forms  Select case studies  Conduct fieldwork  Write up case studies  Develop.

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Showcasing Local NHW Achievements

Our Brief  Review all nomination forms  Select case studies  Conduct fieldwork  Write up case studies  Develop good practice modules/toolkits  Submit report

Case Studies  East – 4  East Midlands – 4  London – 4  North East – 4  North West – 4  South East – 1  South West – 5  Wales – 1  West Midlands – 5  Yorkshire & Humber - 5

What are the main concerns affecting your neighbourhood? ConcernNumberPercentage Burglary % Litter / fly tipping9355.0% Anti-social behaviour8852.1% Cold calling7846.2% Theft from vehicles4627.2% Vandalism – open spaces4325.4% Drugs4224.9% Vandalism – other property3721.9% Underage drinking3319.5% Vandalism – vehicles2917.2% Theft of vehicles2213.0% Vandalism – houses2112.4% Anti-social landlords1710.1% Arson – property53.0% Arson – vehicle42.4%

Which issue is of most concern in your neighbourhood? RegionNumberPercentage Burglary5937.1% Anti-social behaviour4830.2% Litter / fly tipping3018.9% Vandalism2314.5% Underage drinking127.5% Drugs116.9% Anti-social landlords106.3% Cold-calling95.7% Theft from vehicles74.4% Theft of vehicles42.5%

Services Available Via NHW 23.4% 24.1% 37.3% 51.9% 54.4% 59.5% 70.3% 73.4% 84.2% 91.1% 0.0%20.0%40.0%60.0%80.0%100.0% House sitting Ring around/warning system Website Crime prevention safety devices Events Regular newsletters E-alerts Resident meetings Warning messages about local crime issues Crime prevention advice

Best Aspects of NHW 1.7% 7.4% 10.7% 14.8% 16.5% 33.1% 35.5% 37.2% 0.0%10.0%20.0%30.0%40.0% Equipment / resources available Individual co-ordinators Relationship with stakeholders Meetings Impact on problem issues / improved neighbourhood Events Social interaction Information distribution

Improvements  5 out of 6 respondents mentioned improvements in respect of at least 1 of these issues in their area  Anti-social behaviour  Fly tipping/litter  Burglary  Vandalism

Main Benefits of NHW 6.4% 7.1% 20.5% 39.1% 42.3% 44.9% 46.8% 77.6% 92.3% 0.0%20.0%40.0%60.0%80.0%100.0% Improved house prices Other Lower insurance premiums Reduced crime levels More attractive place to live Reduced fear of crime Improved police presence More community spirit Improved awareness about crime prevention

Areas Served  Large (800+ homes)/Small (32 homes)  Affluent/Deprived  Traditional-New Build  Urban/Rural

Organisation  Co-ordinator role is vital  Support of a good team

Activities  Disseminate information/advice  Distribute equipment  No cold calling areas  Community development activities

Partnership Working  Community Support Officers  Police Officers  Local Authorities

Impacts  Awareness  Vigilance  Confidence  Reduction in crime  Reduction in fear of crime  Improvement in quality of life

Key Learning Points  Identify concerns and gauge resident support  Encourage support by highlighting the benefits of being part of a NHW scheme  Identify a champion  Recruit others willing to help  Get to know your PCSO/neighbourhood police officer

Key Learning Points Identify key individuals within other agencies Keep residents regularly informed Target new residents Sustain support by being well organized Don’t be shy And don’t take no for an answer

Next Steps  Finalise case studies - Feb  Good practice modules/toolkits - Feb  Peer visits – Feb/March  Final report – end March