Community Safety Partnership
The Richmond upon Thames Community Safety Partnership (CSP) was formed in 1998 in response to the Crime and Disorder Act 1998.
How it started
The Act gave local authorities the responsibility to formulate and implement a strategy to reduce crime and disorder in their area. Since then we have worked in partnership with local police, probation, health authority, social landlords, voluntary sector, local residents and businesses under the umbrella of the CSP (originally known as the Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnership).
Membership and strategy
The CSP is made up of the following partners:
- Richmond Council
- Richmond Police
- Richmond Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG)
- London Fire Brigade
- Kingston and Richmond Probation Community Rehabilitation Company (CRC)
- Richmond Safer Neighbourhood Board (formerly the CPP)
- Richmond Housing Partnership (RHP)
- Ethnic Minorities Advocacy Group (EMAG)
- Youth Offending Service (YOS)
The CSP has a Strategy Group made up of senior officers from each of the partners, which meets on a quarterly basis, to review and monitor the performance of the Partnership against the Community Safety Partnership Plan 2017-2021
(pdf, 4.4 MB)
The Plan is based on the results of the Strategic Intelligence Assessment 2015-16
(pdf, 316KB).
Find out more
View our community safety and crime prevention initiatives.
We write monthly updates with news about community safety issues, events and consultations.
Contact the Community Safety Partnership (CSP)
Community Safety Partnership
3rd Floor Civic Centre
Twickenham TW1 3BZ
Telephone: 020 8891 7777
Email: community.safety@richmond.gov.uk
The Community Safety team’s phone and mailbox are monitored during normal office hours. For assistance at other times, please check the CSP A to Z help guide.