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Performance Scrutiny Committee - Partnerships. Scrutiny committees question decisions and can recommend changes. They don't make the decision.
Safer Newport community safety partnership update
The minute records no vote. The committee's conclusions praised the partnership's work, especially how the police handled recent events and communicated with places of worship and community leaders, which it called good practice. It asked for better communication about the positive work and safety measures in Newport, said councillors should take part in partnership activity, and said residents should be told what happened after they gave feedback. It requested urgent expansion of community surveys to rural areas.
Performance Scrutiny Committee - Partnerships. Scrutiny committees question decisions and can recommend changes. They don't make the decision.
Safer Newport Community Safety Partnership annual report 2024-25
The Committee recommended that the city centre successes, such as a calmer atmosphere and more police presence, be highlighted more clearly in the report. It recommended more feedback from partners and greater emphasis on promoting the partnership's work across all platforms. It also asked for a clear breakdown of which partner agencies responded to the surveys.
Performance Scrutiny Committee - Partnerships. Scrutiny committees question decisions and can recommend changes. They don't make the decision.
Safer Newport community safety partnership mid-year report
The Committee praised the strong partnership working and the commitment of officers and partner agencies. It requested that officers make Members aware of any perception or engagement surveys so they can help promote participation locally. It requested that future updates include progress on data integration and the effect of better data sharing on partnership working and services.
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