Safer neighbourhoods board
The SNB works with Havering Police and Havering Council's Community Safety team to promote safety across the borough, and meets quarterly.
Key aims and objectives
Reporting to the Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC) the SNB has five key aims to achieve that are to:
- ensure communities are more closely involved in problem solving and crime prevention
- have a broad remit to reflect MOPAC's broader responsibilities, whilst respecting the view that local people know best what is needed at the local level
- have a greater reach and ensure a more frequent refresh of ideas and views
- achieve greater coherence between different engagement mechanisms, so as to provide greater public accountability in policing and crime reduction
- make more efficient use of resources to deliver value for money and target funds at tackling issues of local concern and crime prevention
Board members
Chair of the SNB: Shelley Hart chair.snb.havering@gmail.com
SNB members include Havering Council's Cabinet Member for Community Safety and Regulatory Services, Councillor Viddy Persaud along with representatives from the following.
- Havering's UK Youth Parliament Member
- Havering Early Help, YES and Troubled Families Service
- Neighbourhood Watch
- Havering Over 50s Forum
- Havering Association for People with Disabilities (HAD)
- Havering Victim Support
- Havering Stop and Search Monitoring Group
- Havering Inter-Faith Forum
- Havering Black and Minority-Ethnic Forum
- The Community Payback Scheme provider
- The Independent Advisory Group (on Havering Police)
- The Havering Independent Custody Visitors Panel and
- Three representatives from the Ward Panel Clusters
- Street watch