Community Safety and Social Inclusion Scrutiny Commission
The Community Safety and Social Inclusion Scrutiny Commission considers issues relating to crime, community safety, planning, regeneration and social inclusion. The Commission also has statutory powers to oversee the local Crime Safety Partnership, (which in Hackney is the Safer Cleaner Partnership).
You can view the Community Safety and Social Inclusion Scrutiny Commission's full work programme for the year on the agenda for each its meetings.
Commission Details: membership, meetings, and contacts.
Current Review - Domestic Violence
Hackney has one of the highest rates for reporting domestic violence London. The Council funds support for nearly 1000 victims per year as well as co-ordinating the wider partnership approach to tackling domestic violence. This review will look-into how local services are coping with these levels of demand in light of increased budgetary pressures.
Find out more about the scrutiny review of domestic violence.
Previous reviews by this Commission
- Responding to Gun and Knife Crime 10/11
- Digital Divide 10/11
- Joint Review (with Living in Hackney) on Estate Safety & Tackling ASB 09/10
- Concentration of Betting Shops 09/10 (PDF, 368KB)
- Tackling Worklessness Review 08/09 (PDF, 367KB)
- Supporting Socially Excluded Adults Report 07/08 (PDF, 903KB)
- Growing a Local Economy 07/09 (PDF, 305KB)
- Advice Strategy 07/08 (PDF, 145KB)
- Safer Neighbourhoods Review 06/07 (PDF, 905KB)
- Public Realm Report - 05/06 (PDF, 413KB)
- Prison Visits Report - 04/05 (PDF, 199KB)
- Training Opportunities Report - 04/05 (PDF, 153KB)
One-off items (in 2011/12)
In the last year the Commission carried out its statutory role of scrutinising the Community Safety Partnership by scrutinising the following issue:
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Tackling Homophobic Crime - update on borough wide initiatives in response to attacks on customers of gay pubs on the Hackney Road
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Update on Local Economic Assessment
Page updated: 22 Dec 2011
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