During Safer Business Action (SABA) Week, the Brighton Crime Reduction Partnership (BCRP) demonstrated the power of collaboration in reducing business crime across the city. With active police patrols, real-time communication, and partnerships with local schools

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Sussex Police is collaborating with local partners to boost awareness of hate crime, its impact on victims and communities, and encourage those affected to report incidents.

As part of National Hate Crime Awareness Week from 12th to 19th October, Sussex Police will host a range of activities to highlight the issue and offer support.

Reducing crime takes a community - come and meet the partners helping to keep Brighton safe at our Safer Business Action Week Networking Event on Monday 14th of October.

In support of Anti-Spiking Awareness Week (16th-22nd September 2024), we’ve launched a new section on our website offering essential training and resources for local venues. Learn how to prevent drink spiking, support victims, and ensure the safety of Brighton’s nightlife. Visit our resource page for actionable steps and guidance to help tackle spiking in our community.

Night Safety Marshal Debbie Watts has won a well-deserved award at the prestigious Women In Security 2024 Awards.

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