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Chris Williams
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12 juil. 2014 - 13:04

null How should the community safety manager role change post-PCC?

One of the benefits of having a national role is the opportunity to spend time with some of the best thinkers from across the sector. In the past couple of days I’ve met with two women who are thinking creatively about the changing landscape for the Community Safety Manager, and what opportunities Police and Crime Commissioners may offer for redefining this role.   The first is the... Voir plus
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Chris Williams
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12 juil. 2014 - 15:34

null PCCs - the big question for CSPs!

In this age of austerity, the question on the lips of many partnerships is - "What will happen to our money next year?" Places have been used to having percentage reductions in grant funding year-on-year - the Community Safety Fund has dropped by 60% over the past two years, making community safety the most-cut part of the public sector - but the introduction of the PCC will see a sea... Voir plus
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Chris Williams
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12 juil. 2014 - 13:04

null What we did in March

Ah, year end; that mythical time when finance people get shirty, business plans get spewed out, and everyone desperately waits to see how much budget they’ll be allocated for the next FY. Or maybe that’s just us. We’ve spent March trying to avoid the admin hell of year end, and focusing both on providing our usual country-trotting service with organising some exciting plans for the next FY.... Voir plus
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Chris Williams
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12 juil. 2014 - 15:28

null What we did in February

  You may have noticed that this blog has moved from its traditional place on the Community Safety CoP to our new home on the Knowledge Hub – and the CoP itself will be following suit by the end of March. The KHub, as it’s known, offers a whole new functionality designed to get people communicating with each other rather than the messageboard/library set up of the old CoP. Watch this... Voir plus
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