The Community Safety Partnership of Haringey Council is scheduled to meet on Thursday 8 October 2026. The agenda includes discussions on a range of community safety priorities and statutory responsibilities, as well as the development of the Haringey Community Safety Strategy for 2027-2031.

Quarterly Update on Community Safety Partnership Priorities

The meeting agenda includes a comprehensive update on the Haringey Community Safety Partnership's priorities. This will cover a strategic assessment of the current situation, with specific focus on Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB), Serious Violence, Hate Crime, and Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG). The reports are expected to detail progress, risks, and plans for the next quarter in each of these key areas.

The ASB report is expected to highlight ongoing work in developing policies and procedures, including a revised case review protocol and the introduction of a cuckooing protocol. It may also note challenges such as the lack of a case management system and court wait times. The Serious Violence report is anticipated to indicate trends in robbery rates, violence against the person, sexual offences, and possession of weapons in Haringey, with potential attribution to increased police action. The Hate Crime report is expected to detail efforts to raise awareness and encourage reporting, including a communications campaign and planned awareness sessions for council staff. The VAWG section is anticipated to cover updates on MARAC (Multi-Agency Risk Assessment Conference) and initiatives related to sex workers at risk of sexual exploitation.

Quarterly Update on Community Safety Partnership Statutory Responsibilities

Updates will also be provided on the partnership's statutory responsibilities. This is expected to include a report on Integrated Offender Management (IOM), which may present data on cohort numbers and offending patterns, while noting reoffending as a concern. There will also be an update on the Prevent agenda, focusing on efforts to counter radicalisation and extremism, and the new Protect and Prepare initiative, which is developing the council's resilience in relation to premises security, in anticipation of Martyn's Law¹.

Development of the Community Safety Partnership Strategy 2027-2031

A portion of the meeting is planned to focus on the development of the new Haringey Community Safety Strategy for 2027-2031. The proposed programme includes a 12-week public consultation, which launched on 14 September 2026 and is scheduled to run until 20 December 2026. This consultation, supported by workshops and library engagement sessions, aims to gather views from residents and stakeholders to inform the strategy's priorities. The process is expected to include collaborative drafting with partners, with a review by the Community Safety Partnership Board anticipated in January 2027. The strategy is scheduled for Cabinet approval in April 2027 and Full Council ratification in July 2027, with final publication also planned for July 2027.

Domestic Homicide Reviews and Homicide Learning

An item on Domestic Homicide Reviews and Homicide Learning is also scheduled, though a specific report is noted as to follow.