London Crime Prevention Fund
No recent council discussions on the London Crime Prevention Fund have been reported, though Bexley Council adopted a new community safety strategy in July 2026.
There are no recent reports detailing specific discussions or decisions by councils regarding the London Crime Prevention Fund, which supports crime prevention initiatives in London. However, Bexley Council adopted a new community safety strategy in July 2026, focusing on prevention and early intervention efforts across the borough. This strategy outlines a commitment to addressing issues such as anti-social behaviour, hate crime, and serious youth violence through a wide programme of activity.
The Bexley strategy, approved by councillors, includes training, outreach, targeted interventions, school workshops, mentoring programmes, and community engagement projects. It also prioritises investment in specialist roles, such as coordinators for violence reduction and violence against women and girls, to maintain a strong strategic approach. No upcoming council meetings are currently scheduled to discuss the London Crime Prevention Fund.
Key facts
- Bexley Council formally adopted a new community safety strategy on July 15, 2026. Source
- The strategy aims to bolster crime prevention and early intervention efforts. Source
- It addresses anti-social behaviour, hate crime, and serious youth violence. Source
- The strategy includes school workshops, mentoring programmes, and community engagement projects. Source
- Investment in specialist roles, such as violence reduction coordinators, is prioritised. Source
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