Community Safety Partnership
Harborough Community Safety Partnership (CSP)
The Harborough Community Safety Partnership (CSP) brings together key organisations and agencies working to reduce crime and antisocial behaviour across the Harborough district. These partners share a legal duty under the Crime and Disorder Act 1998 to work collaboratively to keep our communities safe.
Who We Are
The CSP is made up of representatives from a range of local and regional agencies, including:
- Harborough District Council
- Leicestershire Constabulary
- Leicestershire County Council, including the Youth Offending Service
- Leicestershire Fire & Rescue Service
- Turning Point – Substance misuse recovery services
- Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Integrated Care Board
- Leicestershire Probation Services
What We Do
The CSP is responsible for tackling key issues such as:
- Crime and antisocial behaviour
- Drug and alcohol misuse
- Community safety and reassurance
- Supporting victims
- Reducing reoffending
We work together to identify and prioritise the issues that matter most to our communities. This includes addressing challenges like rural crime, neighbourhood safety, and persistent antisocial behaviour.
Each year, the partnership reviews local crime trends and safety concerns, consulting with local residents and stakeholders to shape our response and set clear priorities.
Our Goal
The CSP is committed to creating safer, stronger communities where people feel protected and supported. Through joint action and shared responsibility, we aim to reduce harm and improve the quality of life for everyone in the Harborough district.
For more information about the Harborough CSP and its priorities, please visit our webpage Priorities | Community Safety Partnership | Harborough District Council
Funding for Community Safety Partnerships comes from the Office of Police and Crime Commissioner (OPCC).