Suffolk is one of the safest counties in England and Suffolk
Coastal is one of the safest districts within Suffolk. However, we
cannot be complacent about the impact of crime, particularly
anti-social behaviour, and we also recognise that fear of
crime is one of the key issues for our residents which is why
'feeling safe and being safe from crime' is one of the Council's
priorities.
Suffolk Coastal takes its role in tackling crime and disorder
and encouraging community safety very seriously. We have a
Community Safety Team which you can contact by
calling 01394 444322 or email
community.safety@suffolkcoastal.gov.uk.
Follow the links below to find out more about our work:
Anti-social behaviour
How
to report anti-social behaviour, how to get help if you are a
victim and information about our work with young people.
Working with young people to tackle
anti-social behaviour
Information about Operation Camouflage, the summer activity camp
for young people and the 'ASBO Wot Eva' leaflet produced with the
help of young people.
Controlling anti-social drinking in public
places
Information about the measures put in
place to curb anti-social drinking in public places.
Licensing
Information about the range of licences Suffolk Coastal deals with,
how to get help and advice and how to complain about licensing
issues.
Safer Neighbourhood Teams
Details of the parishes covered by the district's 5 Safer
Neighbourhood Teams.
Personal safety tips
Advice on personal safety from Suffolk Police.
Domestic abuse
How to get
help and advice if you are a victim of domestic abuse.
Suffolk Coastal Community Safety
Partnership
How Suffolk Coastal works in partnership to address community
safety, crime and disorder and substance misuse.
Suffolk crime statistics
Links to Suffolk Constabulary's online crime maps, racial
harassment statistics for Suffolk and national crime
statistics.
Useful links
Links and contact details for local and national organisations
concerned with community safety.