At the Brighton Crime Reduction Partnership (BCRP), we work closely with local venues, Sussex Police, and frontline teams every weekend to help keep Brighton’s night-time economy safe, informed, and connected.

We’re thrilled to share some fantastic news from the Brighton & Hove Divisional Awards Ceremony — our very own Nick, Field Officer for the Brighton Crime Reduction Partnership (BCRP), has been awarded a Brighton and Hove Police Divisional Commendation!

Last week, we were out in the community as part of our early intervention plan — a joint effort between BCRP, Trust For Developing Communities (TDC), Brighton and Hove Police, Longhill School, the Violence Reduction Partnership, Churchill Square, the Brilliant Brighton Ambassadors and our wider community partners. We listened to businesses in the central area to ensure their voices are heard and their concerns supported.

After the successful launch of our network events in October 2024, we are pleased to invite key Brighton partners, businesses, and members who work closely with the Brighton Crime Reduction Partnership (BCRP) to join us once again.

Mark Rowley from the Met, and five other Chief Constables warn the government over new plans to abandon prison sentences of less than one year.

Alcohol contribute to fewer crimes in the night-time economy than you might think.

We’re proud that our Field Officer, Nick Strickland, was featured in a recent ITV News Sussex report on the concerning rise in shoplifting and the vital work being done to reduce harm to the business community.