Safer Kingston Partnership
Working for a Safer Kingston, Making a Difference together.
Crime is tackled in every local area by a Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnership known in Kingston as the Safer Kingston Partnership.
The Safer Kingston Partnership is made up of Public, Private and Voluntary Sector organisations in which Kingston Council is one of the statutory partners along with Metropolitan Police, Kingston Primary Care Trust, Metropolitan Police Authority and the London Fire Brigade.
We are in the process of completing our Safer Kingston Partnership Plan 2008-11 which will contain our aims and objectives for Kingston.
This section aims to provide you with information about what is going on in the Partnership, crime prevention and contacts so we can all help to make Kingston a safer place to live, work, visit and be educated.
Recent News and Initiatives
London Week of Peace 2008
A Community Peace Concert is going to take place on Thursday 18th September which will be an evening of music, dance and readings by different faith groups in Kingston (Venue to be confirmed) There is also a Art Competition running The theme for the competition is peace and reconciliation and how it relates to young people. All artistic mediums are welcome.
There are 2 categories: Aged 7 -11 and 12 - 16 year olds. Competition entries will be displayed in All Saint Church, Kingston Market place from 15th - 21st September as part of Sacred Space's next art and spirituality exhibition to mark the London Week of Peace.
Entries complete with age, name, address and contact telephone to be sent to: Sacred Space Art Competition, C/O Oxygen, St Peters Church, London Road, Kingston, KT2 6QL
Deadline for entries is 31st August 2008
Prizes will be awarded for each category. Prizes will be presented by the Mayor at the concert on the Thursday 18th August.
Kingston Domestic Violence Abuse Training Programme for 2008
Please view the leaflet for information about free training for anyone working or volunteering in Kingston at the bottom of this page
Partnership Plan 2008-11 is now available
The Safer Kingston Partnership have used the information gained from the community questionnaire that was circulated in Livin’ Kingston resident’s magazine to help develop priorities for the borough. You will find it in the publications and statistics section.