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St Helens Borough Council is part of the Safer St Helens Community Safety Partnership (CSP) which brings together local agencies concerned with tackling and reducing crime and anti-social behaviour and keeping St Helens Borough safe.

Anti-social behaviour and nuisance

  1. Anti-social behaviour
  2. Off-road vehicle nuisance
  3. Fly tipping
  4. Noise Problems
  5. Street Games
  6. FAQs - Anti-Social Behaviour

Domestic abuse

  1. Recognising Domestic Abuse
  2. Report Domestic Abuse
  3. Safe 2 Speak St Helens
  4. Honour-based Violence

Hate crime

  1. Supporting Victims
  2. Report Hate Crime
  3. Hate Crime Ambassadors
  4. Hate Crime and The Law

Crime Prevention

  1. Burglary
  2. Vehicle Crime
  3. Theft
  4. FAQs - Crime and Disorder

The Community Safety Partnership

Who we are and what we do to keep St Helens safe.

Serious Violent Crime

  1. Knife Crime
  2. Domestic Abuse
  3. Sexual Assault
  4. Stalking and Harassment

Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG)

  1. Domestic Abuse
  2. VAWG Strategy (Merseyside Police and Crime Commissioner)
  3. Safer Streets Merseyside

Alleygates

Alleygate repair, maintenance and how to request a key.

Prevent

PREVENT is the Government's Strategy for tackling Terrorism.

Protecting Public Spaces

  1. CCTV & Security
  2. Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO)
  3. Nighttime Economy

Domestic Homicide Reviews (DHR)

DHRs are part of a crucial process for learning from tragic cases of domestic violence.

Nighttime Economy

  1. Purple Flag
  2. Nighttime Economy Forum
  3. Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) - St Helens Town Centre
  4. Know Your Ride

Supporting Victims

VictimCare Merseyside are here to help and support St Helens residents who have been a victim of crime.

Community Cohesion

  1. Neighbourhood Watch
  2. PubWatch
  3. Contact your Councillor
  4. Find your Local Policing Team

Current Campaigns

  1. No Place for Hate
  2. Voices Against Domestic Abuse
  3. Be Spike Aware
  4. Lighter Nights

Contact Us

Get in Touch with the Council's Community Safety Team

Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Crime and Disorder
  2. Anti-Social Behaviour
  3. Fly-Tipping and Waste Issues
  4. Alleygates

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