Crime and Disorder

The Manchester Community Safety Partnership (CSP) is refreshing its strategy to tackle crime and antisocial behaviour and support people with vulnerabilities.

Take part in the consultation to tell CSP what you think are the most important community safety priorities for Manchester. Your feedback will contribute towards shaping the priorities for Manchester's Community Safety Partnership for the next three years.

Complete the survey here 

The Open Doors Project is a pilot scheme established by the Office for Social Responsibility in collaboration with Manchester Museum and Alliance Manchester Business School. The scheme allows community members to book meeting rooms totally free-of-charge on the Oxford Road campus. These room bookings are open to voluntary and charity organisations, CICs and social enterprises, community groups, and residents’ associations.

On the 27th of May, the Race Equality Foundation released a critical report titled Understanding the Racist Riots of 2024 and What Should Be Done. The report highlights how the UK government has failed to address the underlying causes of the summer 2024 riots, which saw widespread racist violence targeting minoritised ethnic and religious communities.

TRC Sexual Abuse & Rape Support Greater Manchester are holding Coffee morning’s every first Tuesday of the month, 10am until 12pm.  

Whether you’re already connected with TRC, thinking about accessing support, or just
want a friendly chat, this a safe space for women to connect with others and learn about TRC.

If you’re interested in coming along, contact a member of the team for more information on 0161 968 2820 or email: traffordrapecrisis@googlemail.com  
 

To develop the new Our Manchester strategy, Manchester City Council listened to over 10,000 voices across Manchester to shape a future we can all be proud of.

Over the next 10 years, they will be focusing on the 12 key priorities residents said mattered most – Our People, Our Neighbourhoods, Our City.