Strategy Monitoring Report
2nd Quarter
July to September 2004
SALFORD CRIME AND DISORDER
PARTNERSHIP
CRIME & DISORDER REDUCTION STRATEGY
2002 – 2005
STRATEGY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
Key:
.
Not on Target
= Not on target for delivery and unlikely to be
achieved in next quarter
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Near to Target
= Not on target for delivery, but may be achieved
in next quarter
On Target
= On or exceeding target for delivery
1
OBJECTIVE 1. RESPONDING EFFECTIVELY TO NUISANCE AND DISORDER
TARGET:- Reduce the number of Juvenile Nuisance incidents citywide by 6% to 9,704 by 2005
COMMENTS ON ACTIONS
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From
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a new
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and2005
TARGET:Reducewill
thebe
number
of Juvenile
Nuisance
incidents
citywide
by 6%
to 9,704
commitment to tackle anti-social behaviour as a partnership
The Nuisance Link Team is now fully operational with 4 Nuisance Link Officers, 2 ASB officers and a supervisor
6 school based police officers are on hand to tackle anti social behaviour both on and off school premises
Further funding has been found for the ‘alternative response’ sports development teams
Community sector teams continue to take early intervention action to tackle youth disorder through ASBO
warning letters and interviews and through the Youth Inclusion Support Panel (YISP) (for 8 – 13 year olds at risk
of committing anti social behaviour)
A Youth Strategy for the City has been prepared by a consultant for Education & Leisure
The Think Customer Theme 2 project to provide a central telephone number for reporting anti-social behaviour
in the city is being progressed – due July 05
Formation of a public transport crime action plan for 2004/05 – awaiting approval from bus operators
Juvenile Nuisance Trends Graph Showing the Comparisons between the
Target Figure and the Actual Figures per Quarter
3000
2568
2555
2542
2259
2182
2529
2516
2503
2476
2552
2521
2490
2478
2465
2294
2378
2452
2439
2500
2426
2000
1500
2353
1000
2017
2007
500
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2002/2003 2002/2003 2002/2003 2002/2003 2003/2004 2003/2004 2003/2004 2003/2004 2004/2005 2004/2005 2004/2005 2004/2005
Actual Figures
Target Figures
Juvenile Nuisance Showing the Comparisons between
the Yearly Target and the Actual / Projected Yearly Figures
12000
10323
9910
10117
9704
10000
8000
6000
10323
9270
8576
8790
BASELINE
YEAR 1 2002/2003
YEAR 2 2003/2004
PROJECTED YEAR 3
2004/2005
4000
2000
0
ACTUAL / PROJECTED FIGURES
TARGET FIGURES
2
OBJECTIVE 1. RESPONDING EFFECTIVELY TO NUISANCE AND DISORDER
TARGET:- Reduce the number of Malicious Calls to Greater Manchester County Fire and Rescue Service
By 10% to 537 by 2005.
COMMENTS ON ACTIONS
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The Fire and Rescue Service have been active in working with schools and youth organisations in
TARGET:- Reduce the number of Juvenile Nuisance incidents citywide by 6% to 9,704 by 2005
relation to hoax calls
The Fire and Rescue Service has entered into partnership with mobile phone providers to bar phones
that are used to make hoax calls
The Fire and Rescue Service is negotiating with land line telephone providers to replicate the mobile
phone barring service for land lines
The Call Challenge Initiative, whereby 999 calls are challenged in more detail if a caller is phoning
from a telephone box in order to discourage hoax callers, has been developed further
Malicious Calls to Fire Service Showing the Comparisons between the
Target Figure and the Actual Figures per Quarter
180
160
148
147
146
144
143
142
141
139
72
68
138
137
77
79
140
136
135
120
100
80
160
159
129
60
95
96
83
40
20
0
QUARTER 1 QUARTER 2 QUARTER 3 QUARTER 4 QUARTER 1 QUARTER 2 QUARTER 3 QUARTER 4 QUARTER 1 QUARTER 2 QUARTER 3 QUARTER 4
2002/2003 2002/2003 2002/2003 2002/2003 2003/2004 2003/2004 2003/2004 2003/2004 2004/2005 2004/2005 2004/2005 2004/2005
Actual Figure
Target Figure
Malicious Calls to the Fire Service Showing the Comparisons between
the Yearly Target and the Actual / Projected Yearly Figures
700
597
576
537
555
600
500
400
300
200
597
483
352
310
YEAR 2 2003/2004
PROJECTED YEAR 3 2004/2005
100
0
BASELINE
YEAR 1 2002/2003
ACTUAL / PROJECTED FIGURES
TARGET FIGURES
3
OBJECTIVE 1. RESPONDING EFFECTIVELY TO NUISANCE AND DISORDER
TARGET:- Increase the participation of young people in sporting activities by 25% from 56.3 to 70.3% by
2005.
COMMENTS ON ACTIONS
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An Equity Officer has been appointed to increase participation in sporting activity from women and
TARGET:- Reduce the number of Juvenile Nuisance incidents citywide by 6% to 9,704 by 2005
minority ethnic groups
Postholder produces an annual work programme and has been developing innovative programmes
that are increasing sports participation rates for under represented groups such as girls
The SAYO (Sport, Arts and Youth in Ordsall) project has been in operation in Ordsall for 18 months.
The project is working closely with the Lads Club to encourage greater participation from young
people
SAYO project runs a wide range of activities in the Ordsall area for young people
A weekend activity programme is continuing on Friday and Saturday evenings to encourage young
people into sporting activities and there is a more extensive activity programme across the City
Weekend activity programmes operate at various localities in the City. In addition, pilot work in two
areas by the Raid Response Teams (Sports Development) has resulted in significant drops in juvenile
nuisance (e.g. 25% reduction in Eccles)
In 2003-04 300 young people participated in the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme at the
Watersports Centre.
The target identified in the 2002/2005 Crime & Disorder Reduction Strategy was set before a baseline
was established.
A survey of young peoples participation in sporting activities was conducted in May 2002. The survey
identified a baseline of 56.3% participation and the Education & Leisure Directorate has agreed a PSA
target to increase the participation of young people in sporting activities by 25% from the baseline.
The new target is as follows:Increase the participation of young people in sporting activities by 25% from 56.3% to 70.3% by
2005.
A follow up survey to confirm if this target is met will be conducted at the end of the PSA period.
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OBJECTIVE 2. TACKLING VIOLENT CRIME
TARGET:- Reduce the number of Violent Crimes by 12% to 4,576 by 2005.
COMMENTS ON ACTIONS
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Purchase of hand held video cameras to target offenders
TARGET:- Reduce the number of Juvenile Nuisance incidents citywide by 6% to 9,704 by 2005
Implementation of ‘safe routes’ around the University area, supported by the Police and Community
Wardens
Alcohol Reference Group established and alcohol coordinator appointed. The focus of the group
includes alcohol related violent crime and domestic violence
Operation Etna – high visibility policing aimed at reducing violent crime in and around Eccles Town
Centre – is ongoing
The CDRP pooled funding group has made £30k available for capital projects aimed at reducing
violent crime
Trading Standards are to target problems on licensed premises using covert tactics, with the aim of
reducing violent crime and ASB
Violent Crimes Trends Graph Showing the Comparisons between the
Target Figure and the Actual Figures per Quarter
1800
1600
1400
1200
1281
1120
1103
1260
1273
1086
1069
1396
1341
1261
1242
1222
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QUARTER 1 QUARTER 2 QUARTER 3 QUARTER 4 QUARTER 1 QUARTER 2 QUARTER 3 QUARTER 4 QUARTER 1 QUARTER 2 QUARTER 3 QUARTER 4
2002/2003 2002/2003 2002/2003 2002/2003 2003/2004 2003/2004 2003/2004 2003/2004 2004/2005 2004/2005 2004/2005 2004/2005
Actual Figure
Target Figure
Violent Crimes Showing the Comparisons between
the Yearly Target and the Actual / Projected Yearly Figures
6000
5200
4888
5000
4547
4274
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5600
3000
5200
5200
2000
1000
4547
0
BASELINE
YEAR 1 2002/2003
ACTUAL / PROJECTED FIGURES
YEAR 2 2003/2004
PROJECTED YEAR 3 2004/2005
TARGET FIGURES
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OBJECTIVE 2. TACKLING VIOLENT CRIME
TARGET:- Reduce the number of Robberies by 38% to 699 by 2005.
COMMENTS ON ACTIONS
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There has been a substantial reduction in robberies this quarter
TARGET:- Reduce the number of Juvenile Nuisance incidents citywide by 6% to 9,704 by 2005
In June, a GMAC meeting was convened to look specifically at robbery in the city. The purpose of this
meeting was to provide a problem profile produced by a strategic analyst and to bring together
representatives from all partnership agencies to apply intelligence led problem-solving approach to
robbery.
Provision of advice and support to victims / potential victims of robbery
Police operations and targeting of offenders, including Operation Marne, identifying safe routes for
students around the University
Trading standards have been working to identify and take action against the market for stolen property
A behaviour improvement programme has been developed and schools-based police officers are now
in post
Community wardens continue to patrol the robbery ‘hot spot’ along the A6 corridor
Robberies Other Trends Graph Showing the Comparisons between the
Target Figure and the Actual Figures per Quarter
350
300
279
264
255
246
250
237
228
219
210
201
192
200
150
184
175
295
260
225
100
228
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QUARTER 1 QUARTER 2 QUARTER 3 QUARTER 4 QUARTER 1 QUARTER 2 QUARTER 3 QUARTER 4 QUARTER 1 QUARTER 2 QUARTER 3 QUARTER 4
2002/2003 2002/2003 2002/2003 2002/2003 2003/2004 2003/2004 2003/2004 2003/2004 2004/2005 2004/2005 2004/2005 2004/2005
Actual Figure
Target Figure
Robberies Showing the Comparisons between
the Yearly Target and the Actual / Projected Yearly Figures
1200
1127
980
1000
834
699
800
600
1127
1008
904
786
400
200
0
BASELINE
YEAR 1 2002/2003
ACTUAL / PROJECTED FIGURES
YEAR 2 2003/2004
PROJECTED YEAR 3 2004/2005
TARGET FIGURES
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OBJECTIVE 2. TACKLING VIOLENT CRIME
TARGET:- Reduce the number of Repeat Domestic Violence Incidents by 7% to 1,148 by 2005.
COMMENTS ON ACTIONS
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Work continues on a local level to raise domestic violence awareness e.g.through contact with Neighbourhood
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Nuisance
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Little Hulton.
The first meeting of the multi-agency domestic violence forum is scheduled for the 2 nd December. The launch
will take place at the Red Cinema. This completes the 3rd tier of the multi-agency strategy.
Continued liaison with neighbouring areas and a GMP group has been set up to pull together officers from GM
domestic violence units and domestic violence coordinators.
Jackie Bell from Salford alcohol services now sits on the implementation group, ensuring continuity whilst
alcohol coordinator’s post is advertised.
A multi-agency training programme has been launched, with a pool of 21 trainers. They will be delivering three
half-day sessions and three full-day sessions between 13th October and 17th November 2004. The 21 trainers
come from 12 different agencies. There are 42 people booked on the half-day sessions and 55 booked on the
full-day sessions, and there is already a waiting list for places.
The DV Outreach Scheme in the New Deal area is now operational
Repeat Domestic Incidents Trends Graph Showing the Comparisons between the
Target Figure and the Actual Figures per Quarter
500
450
400
350
306
303
300
441
436
298
295
456
467
292
300
250
176
200
150
292
176
175
318
313
431
173
289
287
408
293
100
50
0
QUARTER 1 QUARTER 2 QUARTER 3 QUARTER 4 QUARTER 1 QUARTER 2 QUARTER 3 QUARTER 4 QUARTER 1 QUARTER 2 QUARTER 3 QUARTER 4
2002/2003 2002/2003 2002/2003 2002/2003 2003/2004 2003/2004 2003/2004 2003/2004 2004/2005 2004/2005 2004/2005 2004/2005
Actual Figure
Target Figure
Repeat Domestic IncidentsShowing the Comparisons between
the Yearly Target and the Actual / Projected Yearly Figures
2500
2000
1500
1000
1234
1191
1148
717
692
717
1234
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2069
1750
BASELINE
YEAR 1 2002/2003
(Actual)
YEAR 1 2002/2003 (New
Baseline)
YEAR 2 2003/2004
PROJECTED YEAR 3
2004/2005
500
0
ACTUAL / PROJECTED FIGURES
TARGET FIGURES
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OBJECTIVE 3. REDUCING VEHICLE CRIME
TARGET:- Reduce the number of Vehicle Crimes (both theft of and theft from) by 20% to 6,278 by 2005
COMMENTS ON ACTIONS
Vehicle Crime Trends Graph Showing the Comparisons between the
Target Figure and the Actual Figures per Quarter
2500
1929
2000
1896
1864
1831
1798
1765
1733
1700
1667
1634
1602
1570
1500
1000
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£5000 has been given to Swinton Youth Project for their car crime initiative. This is the engaging of
TARGET:- Reduce the number of Juvenile Nuisance incidents citywide by 6% to 9,704 by 2005
volunteers
with car crime offenders and steering them away from offending.
A beat sweep began on the 22nd October 2004 in Little Hulton, as part of the Arson Reduction
Implementation Program.
Operation Revlon is currently ongoing within Little Hulton, targeting the persistent vehicle offenders.
An anti vehicle crime campaign is to begin from December 2004 using various media and marketing
techniques.
Salford`s Car Clinic, whereby cars that have been tampered with can be dropped in and will be
fingerprinted, is being promoted to increase its use and number of detections.
A private company is now managing Swinton Precinct Car Park and its levels of security is to be
increased to Secured by Design Standards.
GMAC is to focus on the Trinity area.
Consultation is being conducted with Highways to reduce the cost of the traffic survey to enable the
possible introduction of parking restrictions on streets in the Trinity area.
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Target Figure
Vehicle Crimes Showing the Comparisons between
the Yearly Target and the Actual / Projected Yearly Figures
9000
7848
8000
7299
6749
6278
7000
6000
5000
4000
3000
7848
7228
BASELINE
YEAR 1 2002/2003 (Actual)
6061
5158
2000
1000
0
ACTUAL / PROJECTED FIGURES
YEAR 2 2003/2004
PROJECTED YEAR 3 2004/2005
TARGET FIGURES
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OBJECTIVE 3. REDUCING VEHICLE CRIME
TARGET:- Increase Detection Rate in relation to Vehicle Crimes by 10% to 5.72% by 2005.
COMMENTS ON ACTIONS
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Training is planned for the owners and managers of motor salvage companies. This will ensure
TARGET:- Reduce the number of Juvenile Nuisance incidents citywide by 6% to 9,704 by 2005
compliance
with the new Motor Salvage Operators regulations.
Operation Marwari began 1st October 2004. This is a dedicated Crime Scene Investigator attending
vehicles to remove forensic evidence and increase the possibility of detections.
An advice booklet on purchasing a used vehicle has been distributed.
Implementation of legislation and prosecution of unregistered motor salvage operators began
September 2004.
Vehicle Detection Rates Trends Graph Showing the Comparisons between the
Target Figure and the Actual Figures per Quarter
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7
6
5.24
5.33
5.29
5.37
5.42
5.46
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QUARTER 1 QUARTER 2 QUARTER 3 QUARTER 4 QUARTER 1 QUARTER 2 QUARTER 3 QUARTER 4 QUARTER 1 QUARTER 2 QUARTER 3 QUARTER 4
2002/2003
2002/2003 2002/2003
2002/2003
2003/2004 2003/2004
2003/2004
2003/2004 2004/2005
2004/2005
2004/2005 2004/2005
Actual Figure
Target Figure
Vehicle Detection Rates Showing the Comparisons between
the Yearly Target and the Actual / Projected Yearly Figures
6.2
6
5.72
5.8
5.6
5.6
5.4
5.4
5.2
5.2
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5.2
5.3
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YEAR 2 2003/2004
PROJECTED YEAR 3 2004/2005
4.8
4.6
BASELINE
YEAR 1 2002/2003 (Actual)
ACTUAL / PROJECTED FIGURES
TARGET FIGURES
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OBJECTIVE 3. REDUCING VEHICLE CRIME
TARGET:- Reduce the number of Malicious Vehicle Fires by 20% to 940 by 2005.
COMMENTS ON ACTIONS
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The hotspot areas for malicious vehicle fires are Blackfriars, Little Hulton, Winton and Broughton
TARGET:- Reduce the number of Juvenile Nuisance incidents citywide by 6% to 9,704 by 2005
A beat sweep operation is being carried out in Little Hulton identifying and removing abandoned
vehicles
Greater Manchester County Fire Service and the Local authority have now been granted funding for
the Arson Control Forum Implementation Fund
An initiative in Walkden has just been completed to advise the public about securing their cars
Educational work is being carried out with young people about deterring them from car crime
Malicious Vehicle Fires Trends Graph Showing the Comparisons between the
Target Figure and the Actual Figures per Quarter
350
299
284
300
279
274
269
264
259
255
250
245
250
240
235
200
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218
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QUARTER 1 QUARTER 2 QUARTER 3 QUARTER 4 QUARTER 1 QUARTER 2 QUARTER 3 QUARTER 4 QUARTER 1 QUARTER 2 QUARTER 3 QUARTER 4
2002/2003 2002/2003 2002/2003 2002/2003 2003/2004 2003/2004 2003/2004 2003/2004 2004/2005 2004/2005 2004/2005 2004/2005
Actual Figure
Target Figure
Malicious Vehicle Fire Rates Showing the Comparisons between
the Yearly Target and the Actual / Projected Yearly Figures
1400
1175
1200
1093
1011
940
1000
800
600
400
1175
815
872
648
200
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BASELINE
YEAR 1 2002/2003 (Actual)
ACTUAL / PROJECTED FIGURES
YEAR 2 2003/2004
PROJECTED YEAR 3 2004/2005
TARGET FIGURES
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OBJECTIVE 4. REDUCING BURGLARY DWELLING
TARGET:- Reduce the number of Burglary Dwellings by 21% to 3,479 by 2005.
COMMENTS ON ACTIONS
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Salfords alley gating scheme has now been implemented.
TARGET:- Reduce the number of Juvenile Nuisance incidents citywide by 6% to 9,704 by 2005
A burglary development officer is now based with victim support and is the point of contact for burglary
victims.
Operation Tahiti is focusing across Salford, on the division’s most persistent burglary criminals.
Operation Audley is continuing focusing on bogus officials and rogue tradesman.
`Beat The Bogeyman` training package has been delivered to 24 trainers, who are proactively seeking
older people to reinforce the message on how to avoid becoming the victim of a bogus official.
The Burglary Reduction Initiative is continuing to target harden premises within Salford.
A pack containing advice on how to reduce the risk of being a victim of burglary has been produced
and is being delivered in hotspot areas.
GMAC activity is continuing in Winton.
Burglary Dwellings Trends Graph Showing the Comparisons between the
Target Figure and the Actual Figures per Quarter
1200
1082
1062
1043
1024
1005
985
1000
966
947
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QUARTER 1
2002/2003
QUARTER 2
2002/2003
QUARTER 3
2002/2003
QUARTER 4
2002/2003
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2003/2004
QUARTER 2
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Actual Figure
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2004/2005
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2004/2005
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Target Figure
Burglary Dwelling Showing the Comparisons between
the Yearly Target and the Actual / Projected Yearly Figures
5000
4404
4500
4096
3787
4000
3479
3500
3000
2500
4404
4129
3747
BASELINE
YEAR 1 2002/2003 (Actual)
YEAR 2 2003/2004
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2000
1500
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ACTUAL / PROJECTED FIGURES
PROJECTED YEAR 3 2004/2005
TARGET FIGURES
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OBJECTIVE 4. REDUCING BURGLARY DWELLING AND BURGLARY OTHER
TARGET:- Reduce Burglary Dwellings so that no area of Salford has more than 3 times the National
Average Rate of 55.8 Burglary Dwellings per 1,000 households
COMMENTS ON ACTIONS
No ward based report this quarter as work has been commissioned to recalculate population and
TARGET:- Reduce the number of Juvenile Nuisance incidents citywide by 6% to 9,704 by 2005
household counts by new ward boundaries. Work due for completion in early November.
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OBJECTIVE 4. REDUCING BURGLARY DWELLING AND BURGLARY OTHER
TARGET:- Reduce the number of Burglary Other by 15% to 2,989 by 2005.
COMMENTS ON ACTIONS
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Analysis of commercial burglary shows the hotspot as Swinton
A local authority policy for burglary other, which includes burglaries in schools and commercial
premises is being developed and will include a dedicated officer to support security in schools
Current actions to tackle burglaries against commercial and local authority properties include the
dedicated mobile patrol service, Eccles Town Centre CCTV monitoring scheme and crime
prevention advice from GMP
Monitored CCTV systems have been installed at five schools. These are Buille Hill, All Souls,
Moorside High, Hope High and Marlborough Road High.
TARGET:- Reduce the number of Juvenile Nuisance incidents citywide by 6% to 9,704 by 2005
Burglary Other Trends Graph Showing the Comparisons between the
Target Figure and the Actual Figures per Quarter
1200
1000
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2002/2003 2002/2003 2002/2003 2002/2003 2003/2004 2003/2004 2003/2004 2003/2004 2004/2005 2004/2005 2004/2005 2004/2005
Actual Figure
Target Figure
Burglary Other Showing the Comparisons between
the Yearly Target and the Actual / Projected Yearly Figures
4000
3517
3500
3341
3165
2989
3000
2500
2000
3517
3637
3072
BASELINE
YEAR 1 2002/2003 (Actual)
YEAR 2 2003/2004
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PROJECTED YEAR 3 2004/2005
TARGET FIGURES
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OBJECTIVE 5. EFFECTIVELY RESPOND TO HATE CRIME
TARGET:- Implement an effective third party reporting network for Hate Crimes by March 2004
COMMENTS ON ACTIONS
NEAR TO TARGET
 TARGET:The policeReduce
Community
Cohesion Unit’s Race Relations Officer has established a number of new
the number of Juvenile Nuisance incidents citywide by 6% to 9,704 by 2005
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reporting centres.
The new multi-agency reporting form has been widely distributed
A drop in centre for asylum seekers has been established in Broughton to provide support and
assistance
Diversity Leadership Forums are in development to strengthen community cohesion
The local authority’s protocols on reporting incidents is being strengthened
The Think Customer project to provide a central point for reporting anti social behaviour is in
development
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OBJECTIVE 5. EFFECTIVELY RESPOND TO HATE CRIME
TARGET:- Increase the number of reports of hate crime incidents by 30% by March 2005
COMMENTS ON ACTIONS
ON TARGET
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areasofofJuvenile
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reported hate crime. Across the city the majority of reports are race related
 The Police Community Affairs Unit has increased capacity by one officer who will be
specifically monitoring hate crime reports on the police system
 Training, awareness and support programmes are being implemented through the police
Community Cohesion Unit
 Salford is participating in a hate crime reporting scheme (www.report-it.org.uk) which includes
self reporting forms and online reporting
 The introduction of new reporting methods and a new multi-agency reporting form is expected
to increase the number of reported hate crimes further.
Hate Crimes Trends Graph Showing the Comparisons between the
Target Figure and the Actual Figures per Quarter
160
140
120
100
78
80
82
86
84
88
90
92
82
86
96
94
98
99
80
136
60
99
40
108
105
99
83
97
68
20
0
QUARTER 1 QUARTER 2 QUARTER 3 QUARTER 4 QUARTER 1 QUARTER 2 QUARTER 3 QUARTER 4 QUARTER 1 QUARTER 2 QUARTER 3 QUARTER 4
2002/2003
2002/2003 2002/2003
2002/2003 2003/2004
2003/2004 2003/2004
2003/2004 2004/2005
2004/2005 2004/2005
2004/2005
Actual Figure
Target Figure
Hate Crime Showing the Comparisons between
the Yearly Target and the Actual / Projected Yearly Figures
450
398
367
400
337
350
306
300
250
200
306
357
BASELINE
YEAR 1 2002/2003 (Actual)
150
407
404
100
50
0
ACTUAL / PROJECTED FIGURES
YEAR 2 2003/2004
PROJECTED YEAR 3 2004/2005
TARGET FIGURES
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Public Service Agreements
Monitoring Report
2nd Quarter July to September 2004
Target end date - March 2005
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PUBLIC SERVICE AGREEMENTS (P.S.A’S)
ON TARGET
TARGET

Reduce Burglary Dwelling by
29% by March 2005.
ACTUAL FIGURES / RATE
FOR
DELIVERY
On
Target
2001/2002
Number of
offences
4,404
2002/2003
4,129
QUARTERLY FIGURES 2004/2005
2003/2004
3,747
1ST
QTR
814
2ND
QTR
679
Baseline: 1998/1999 figure of
5,703 Burglary Dwellings.
Rate of 59.34 offences per
1,000 households.
3RD
QTR
4th
Qtr
TARGET FIGURES / RATE
2004/2005
Target to be reached by
March 2005 - 4,049
burglary dwellings.
Projected year figure is
2,986
Baseline: 2000/2001figure of
4,187. Rate of 43.57 offences
per 1,000 households
Rate per
1,000
households
45.83
42.97
38.99
33.88
31.07
Target to be reached by
March 2005 - rate of
42.13 offences per 1,000
households.
Current rate is 31.07

Reduce Vehicle Crime by
36.5% by March 2005.
On
Target
Number of
offences
7,848
7,228
6,061
1,446
1,133
Baseline: 1998/1999 figure of
10,791 Vehicle Crimes.
Rate of 47.77 offences per
1,000 population.
Target to be reached by
March 2005 - 6,852
vehicle crimes.
Projected year figure is
5,158.
Rate per
1,000
population
34.74
32.00
26.83
25.6
22.83
Target to be reached by
March 2005 - rate of
30.33 offences per 1,000
population.
Current rate is 22.83
RMB Oct 04
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