Community Safety Partnership (CSP)

The Salford Community Safety Partnership has a strategy to respond to the city's crime and disorder.

The Community Safety Strategy 2024 to 2027 identified the following priorities:

• Driving down crime
• Reducing serious violent crime
• Tackling anti-social behaviour
• Building resilient communities 
• Protecting vulnerable people
• Reducing offending

Community Safety Partnership (CSP)

The Salford Community Safety Partnership (CSP) is made up of public and private agencies each with their part to play in reducing crime and disorder in Salford.

The key partner agencies include:

• Salford City Council
• Greater Manchester Police
• Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service
• National Probation Service
• Greater Manchester Integrated Care Partnership

Many other public and private organisations actively contribute to the work of the partnership which include:

• Council for Voluntary Services
• Crown Prosecution Service
• Forrest Bank Prison
• Greater Manchester Ambulance Service
• Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce
• HM Prison Service
• Public Health England
• Registered Social Landlords
• Transport for Greater Manchester
• University of Salford
• Victim Support and Witness Service
• Youth Offending Service

This page was last updated on 11 April 2024