Safer Islington Partnership

The Safer Islington Partnership is responsible for improving community safety and reducing crime across the borough. The Partnership was set up as a result of The Crime and Disorder Act (1998), which introduced local partnerships to address issues of crime and disorder. The primary responsibility is to produce and deliver a crime reduction strategy specifically for Islington.

The Parnership aims to create a stronger, safer communities by:

• Reducing crime and disorder

• Tackling anti-social behaviour

• Tackling problems caused by substance misuse

• Ensuring people feel safe and have confidence in the criminal justice system
  
  

Membership of SIP includes representatives from the statutory and voluntary and community sectors including:

• The police

• Islington council

• Islington Primary Care Trust

• The London Fire Brigade

• The Probation Services

• The voluntary and community sector

• The business sector
  
  

SIP has responsibility for delivering and monitoring a range of indicators that fall within the Safer and Stronger Communities block of Islington's LAA

To view information on the Safer Islington Partnership LAA targets and commissioned work click on the downloadable documents at the bottom of the page