Useful links
Alleygating Notices and Gating Orders
Locations currently being considered for alleygates to protect residents from crime and anti-social behaviour.
Business Crime Direct
A department of the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce who work in partnership to tackle business crime.
Crime Concern
A registered charity, working with local people and crime and disorder partners to reduce crime.
Crime Reduction Website
A website providing practical help, sources of information and support.
Fifty Plus
Find out more about council services, health issues, pensions, leisure opportunities, local history and other issues that affect people aged over 50.
FSU Merseyside
Part of a national charity, fsu investing in families, providing holistic family help and support to, amongst other needs, families affected by crime, disorder, drug or alcohol misuse, domestic violence, etc.
Good2Bsecure
The student crime reduction website, includes advice and campaign information.
Home Office crime statistics for England and Wales
A website providing local crime data and crime prevention advice.
Liverpool Community Network
Supports and promotes partnership working between Liverpool's voluntary, community and faith sectors and the member organisations of the Liverpool Partnership Group.
This page contains Adobe PDF documents. If you have problems accessing PDFs you can
See the attached leaflets for more information on Liverpool Communty Network:
Leaflet for voluntary and community groups
Leaflet for public sector partners
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Merseyside Association of Neighbourhood Watch Schemes
A site providing links to local websites, as well as links to UK and International Neighbourhood Watch Sites.
Neighbourhood Watch
A mini-site containing information such as how to set up a scheme, crime prevention information, advice and training materials.
Refugee Action
A charity providing practical advice and assistance for newly arrived asylum seekers.
Secure your Motor
A website informing motorists what they can do to reduce the risk of becoming a victim of vehicle crime.
Suzy Lamplugh Trust
A website on personal safety.
Think U Know
A website on staying safe while having fun online.
Together
A website for anti-social behaviour, for members of the public and practitioners.