Contents

  1. Foreword to the Bexley Community Safety Partnership Strategy
  2. What is the Community Safety Partnership?
  3. Achievements from the 2022 to 2025 strategy
  4. Key legislation
  5. Joint strategic assessment 2025
  6. What does the JSA tell us?
  7. Our community
  8. Community safety survey results 2024
  9. BCSP priorities 2025 to 2028
  10. Principals and cross-cutting themes
  11. Priority 1: serious violence
  12. Priority 2: domestic abuse
  13. Priority 3: anti-social behaviour
  14. Priority 4: community reassurance
  15. Working in partnership
  16. Delivery plan and measuring success
  17. Further information

16. Delivery plan and measuring success

The BCSP Board oversees the BCSP Delivery Plan, which is made up of the overarching themes of each of the six working groups’ Action Plans, and therefore covers:

  • anti-social behaviour
  • reducing reoffending
  • serious violence
  • violence against women and girls
  • domestic abuse
  • modern slavery

This is monitored on a quarterly basis and Groups can escalate challenges and good practice learning to the Board. The expectation is that at the end of this Strategy, all of the delivery plan themes should all be rated green for progress made, being more than 75% of the groups’ action plans have been achieved.

We will additionally measure success by the impact we see it has on the community. This, however, is more difficult to measure. We will do this by:

  • comparing the annual community safety survey resident’s feedback
  • analysing the changes to crime rates in the annual joint strategic assessment
  • undertaking community engagement to understand the changes they have noted and their feedback