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Aims
- Reduce alcohol related harm
- Reduce alcohol related crime and disorder
- Create a more diverse and vibrant night time economy
Local Alcohol Action Area Programme Aims Reduce alcohol related - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Local Alcohol Action Area Programme Aims Reduce alcohol related - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Local Alcohol Action Area Programme Aims Reduce alcohol related harm Reduce alcohol related crime and disorder Create a more diverse and vibrant night time economy Core Challenges How can local areas improve the collection,
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Core Challenges
- How can local areas improve the collection, sharing and use of data between
A&E departments, local authorities and the Police?
- How can local authorities, the police and business ensure the safe movement of
people in the night time economy?
- How can local authorities, the police and businesses work together to help
prevent the sale of alcohol to drunks in on and off sales?
- How can local authorities, the police and business work together to help design
- ut crime?
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Reduce alcohol related harm
- Map data
- Sensible drinking plan to reduce harm
- Reduce alcohol harm in youth – Community
Alcohol Partnership (CAP)
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Reduce alcohol related crime and disorder
- Antisocial Behaviour and street drinkers
- Prevention of alcohol related domestic and
sexual violence
- Reduce alcohol related violent crime
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Create a more diverse and vibrant night time economy
- Develop a vibrant Night Time Economy action
plan
- Attract a wider audience into the towns
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Progress
Violent crime in the Night Time Economy in Newport has been reduced following the work carried out by the NTE Group
Data collated from the police reports between 1 January 2017 to 11 July 2017, in comparison to the previous year show:
- 10% drop in NTE Crime
(131 crimes committed had dropped from 145 in previous year)
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Progress
In relation to reviewing data, an Analyst Group is being created to build relationships between partners to improve the collection, sharing and use of data
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Progress
- ASB Joint Action Group (JAG) will be creating a profile
- f street drinkers on the island
- Campaign will be launched to raise awareness of the
role alcohol plays in Domestic Abuse
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Community Alcohol Partnership (CAP)
Aims to prevent underage drinking and encourage responsible drinking among young adults
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Community Alcohol Partnership (CAP)
Multi agency partnership including a range of stakeholders such as Police, Trading Standards, Licensing, Public Health. Can also include youth services, schools, alcohol retailers etc.
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Community Alcohol Partnership (CAP)
Survey for residents and young people during November to assist with setting the local objectives for the CAP Please complete and spread the word https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/IOWResident
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Community Alcohol Partnership (CAP)
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Diversifying the Night Time Economy
Where are we now? Where do we want to get to?
- Stimulating, relevant and rich mix of activity that
appeals to a broad range of people
- Secure and efficient pattern of arrival, circulation and
departure of people
- Wellbeing protected – safe, clean, welcoming
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Diversifying the Night Time Economy
Christmas Event – December 2nd
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