The Safer Trafford Partnership is the lead partnership on the delivery of the Safety & Reassurance Key Objective and its priority outcomes in the Sustainable Community Strategy document 'Trafford Vision 2021: A blueprint'.

The Safer Trafford Partnership was formed as a result of the Crime and Disorder Act 1998, which places a duty on local services such as the Police, Council, Fire Service, Health, Children’s Services, Housing and Probation to work together to reduce crime. It is jointly chaired by Chief Superintendent Mark Roberts of Greater Manchester Police (Trafford Division) and Theresa Grant, Deputy Chief Executive of Trafford Council.

The purpose of the Safer Partnership is:

• To reduce crime and the fear of crime through a multi-agency action led partnership
• To create and sustain inclusive, vibrant communities where people feel safe
• To ensure that Services and agencies work in Partnership in accordance with the Crime and Disorder Act 1998

For more information on the Safer Trafford Partnership please email partnershipsteam@trafford.gov.uk

Key documents

• Tackling Crime In Trafford Strategy 2009/12
• Safer Trafford Partnership Annual Performance Report 2009/10
• Safer Trafford Partnership Strategic Delivery Framework 2011/12

Agendas and Minutes

• Safer Trafford Partnership Board Agenda - 18/10/2011
• Safer Trafford Partnership Board Minutes - 18/10/2011
• Safer Trafford Partnership Board Agenda - 26/07/2011
• Safer Trafford Partnership Board Minutes - 26/07/2011
• Safer Trafford Partnership Board Agenda - 23/05/2011
• Safer Trafford Partnership Board Minutes - 23/05/2011

Membership

• Membership of the Safer Trafford Board