Brighton and Hove Council are reviewing the Licensing Policy for the city and they want to hear your thoughts on the Night-Time Economy to help shape the future of the policy.

Robberies from businesses reach a record high in 2024

As the year draws to a close, it's the perfect time to reflect on all that we've achieved and look ahead to what's next. 2024 has been nothing short of a bumper year for the Brighton Crime Reduction Partnership!

Crimestoppers, the national charity dedicated to anonymous crime reporting, has launched a powerful new campaign to tackle the growing issue of drink and drug driving. With convictions for these offences increasing by 40% between 2014 and 2022, the initiative seeks to educate the public, encourage action, and ultimately save lives.

A modern version of Tony Blair’s ASBO is set to return. But how is it different from the original? And why would it work any better than Community Protection Notices?

Learn how Operation Apprentice, a partnership led by the Brighton Crime Reduction Partnership and Sussex Police, is reducing acquisitive crime, protecting businesses, and creating safer communities through targeted action and collaboration.

In a bold step towards making Brighton’s night-time economy safer, the Brighton Crime Reduction Partnership (BCRP) has launched an innovative online guide designed to support night-time venues, security staff, and event organisers in protecting vulnerable patrons. This comprehensive resource is packed with actionable strategies and real-world tools, providing staff with the skills and confidence they need to create secure, welcoming spaces for everyone.

We’re excited to introduce a new webpage dedicated to our Early Intervention Youth Plan, a valuable resource specifically for businesses in Brighton. The page showcases how your reports and insights, shared through our DISC system, fuel targeted interventions that address youth crime and anti-social behaviour.