Welcome to the Wyre Forest Community Safety Partnership

The Wyre Forest Community Safety Partnership sees local councils, the police and other agencies working closely together to ensure that Wyre Forest remains a safe place to live, work or visit.

The partnership tackles issues which residents, businesses and visitors say are important to them.  There is a joined up approach, rather than people having to deal with several bodies at the same time about the same problem.

The partnership works to make the community safer, to reduce crime and the fear of crime, to reduce anti-social behaviour and to work with the local community. 

Throughout the year, the Wyre Forest Community Safety Partnership works on a number of projects to benefit the local community.

Just some of the projects we have been involved in have included setting up the Home Security Scheme, carrying out seasonal crime prevention campaigns and providing holiday activities for young people.

The projects we get involved in are extremely wide ranging and address community issues and concerns.  Our projects are all centred on community safety to ensure the Wyre Forest remains a place where people are safe and feel safe.

 

MAY	JUNE	JULY
1 & 2 - Youth Makes Music, Kidderminster Town Hall 5 & 6 - Spring Fair, Bewdley Museum 8 - Macmillan Mobile Cancer Information & Support Unit, The Bull Ring, Kidderminster, 10.00 -3.00 pm 9 - Macmillan Mobile Cancer Information & Support Unit, The Bull Ring, Kidderminster, 10.00 -3.00 pm 12 -Open Day, Kidderminster Fire Station, 12.00 - 4.00pm	1& 2 - Diamond Jubilee celebrations, Coronation Gardens/Boars Head, details to be confirmed 6 & 7 - Dance Attack,         11:00-2.00pm at Bewdley Museum 16 - Bewdley Carnival 23 - Kidderminster Carnival	5 - Under 5's Mini Olympic - Brintons Park, Kidderminster 7 - Cherry Festival - Bewdley Museum