Neighbourhood Crime and Justice
Hackney: a pioneer area
As part of the Justice Seen, Justice Done initiative, Hackney is one of 60 "Neighbourhood Crime and Justice pioneer areas".
These areas are commissioned by the Home Office to:
- improve access and knowledge of criminal justice agencies
- assist the public in understanding the roles and remits of these agencies and what services they offer.
The Neighbourhood Crime and Justice initiative is all about informing people about what support the criminal justice system offers local communities, and to inspire confidence in it.
This confidence is vital if residents are to report crime and anti-social behaviour or give evidence in court.
Information and resources
Below you will find links to some useful information about how the council, the Police and other agencies are tackling crime in your neighbourhood - and how you can help too.
- The Policing Pledge - helping you find information about crime and policing in your area
- Community Payback - how you can suggest a community project for offenders
- Have your say - make your voice heard and let Hackney Council know your thoughts on crime
- Report a crime or anti-social behaviour - all you need to know about reporting a problem in your area
- Crime helplines - the numbers you can call if you are worried or affected by crime.
Contact us
If you need any more information about the Neighbourhood Crime and Justice initiative, feel free to contact us using the details at the top-right corner of this page.
Page updated: 15 Jun 2010
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