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, 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 out crime?
Reduce alcohol related harm • Map data • Sensible drinking plan to reduce harm • Reduce alcohol harm in youth – Community Alcohol Partnership (CAP)
Reduce alcohol related crime and disorder • Antisocial Behaviour and street drinkers • Prevention of alcohol related domestic and sexual violence • Reduce alcohol related violent crime
Create a more diverse and vibrant night time economy • Develop a vibrant Night Time Economy action plan • Attract a wider audience into the towns
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)
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
Progress • ASB Joint Action Group (JAG) will be creating a profile of street drinkers on the island • Campaign will be launched to raise awareness of the role alcohol plays in Domestic Abuse
Community Alcohol Partnership (CAP) Aims to prevent underage drinking and encourage responsible drinking among young adults
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.
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
Community Alcohol Partnership (CAP)
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
Diversifying the Night Time Economy Christmas Event – December 2 nd
Contacts Claire Thomas Project Officer claire.thomas@iow.gov.uk Helen Turner Community Safety Manager helen.turner@iow.gov.uk
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