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ASB PREVENTION · COMMUNITIES · REGENERATION

Safer communities.
Places ready to thrive.

Connect antisocial behaviour prevention with community priorities, environmental improvements and a practical route to regeneration investment.

SaferPlace360 works with councils, housing providers, police, community organisations, businesses and landowners to understand a place, agree the changes that matter and build a deliverable plan.

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CONFIDENCE IN A PLACE

Change that people can see and experience.

Persistent antisocial behaviour, damage and neglected spaces can affect how people feel about their neighbourhood and whether they choose to visit, trade or invest there. Physical improvements work best alongside community involvement, effective management and coordinated local responses. The aim is a safer, more welcoming place with a credible plan for its future.

FROM LOCAL CONCERNS TO INVESTMENT

People, place and delivery together.

Understand antisocial behaviour

Bring together incident patterns, resident and business experiences, site observations and existing responses. Identify recurring problems, who is affected and gaps in the evidence before choosing measures.

Work with communities

Listen to residents, businesses, young people, landlords and local organisations. Build an agreed picture of what needs to change, including accessibility, everyday use and the strengths already present in the neighbourhood.

Improve the physical environment

Develop proportionate options for lighting, boundaries, gates, CCTV, neglected frontages, landscaping and shared spaces. Combine security with a welcoming environment and clear maintenance responsibilities.

Build the investment case

Turn priorities into a phased programme with costs, benefits, delivery responsibilities and ongoing running costs. Identify potentially suitable public funding, council programmes, landlord investment and private-sector partnerships, subject to eligibility and availability.

Coordinate regeneration

Bring councils, housing providers, police, businesses, landowners and specialist partners together around an agreed brief. Support procurement, dependencies and delivery so individual improvements contribute to the wider place.

Measure lasting change

Agree a baseline and proportionate measures such as repeat incidents, perceptions of safety, use of public space, vacancy or footfall where relevant. Review what changes over time and what further action is needed.

A PRACTICAL COMMISSION

A clear brief. A costed programme. An investment case.

Start with a defined street, estate, town centre or community asset—or a wider programme of connected sites.

  1. Agree the area, concerns, stakeholders and available evidence.
  2. Undertake site assessment and proportionate community engagement.
  3. Develop prioritised options, indicative costs and a phased delivery plan.
  4. Prepare the business case and relevant funding or investment proposals.
  5. Support agreed procurement, delivery coordination and evaluation.

Support can cover one stage or the whole programme. Scope, fees and responsibilities are agreed before work starts. Funding applications and investment decisions remain subject to funder or investor assessment; funding and reductions in antisocial behaviour are not guaranteed.

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Experience behind the approach

SaferPlace360 draws on leadership of six Home Office Safer Streets programmes and £5.5 million of government investment, alongside public realm and environmental improvement programme experience.

Professional experience underpinning SaferPlace360 services.

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