This partnership is responsible for the delivery of the areas within Cambridgeshire's Local Area Agreement that cover community safety and the community and voluntary sector.
The partnership is sud-divided into two parts - safer and stronger. Each of these parts is directed by an officer group and links to delivery partnerships, including local Crime and Disorder Partnerships.
Find out more about the partnership's work here.
Find out more about all partnership meeting dates in the meeting planner.
Our member representative in this partnership
Tim Bick - executive councillor for community development and health.
Our opposition spokesperson for this partnership
Lewis Herbert - leader of the Labour group.
Local reporting to
City Council's Strategy
and Resources Scrutiny Committee.
Cambridge
City and South Cambridgeshire Local Strategic Partnership
Lead city council officer for this partnership
Corporate Management Team Champion Liz Bisset - director of community services.
Contacts
Linda Kilkelly (Safer Communities
Manager)
Telephone 01223 457045
Email lynda.kilkelly@cambridge.gov.uk
Trevor Woollams (Community Development)
Telephone 01223 457861
Email trevor.woollams@cambridge.gov.uk
Find out about local work contributing to this partnership.
Lead officers for this partnership
John Feavyour, Cambridgeshire Constabulary (Safer Communities)
Mike Davey, Cambridgeshire
County Council (Stronger Communities)
Other sugnificant partnerships linked to the Safer and Stronger Communities Partnership
- Cambridgeshire Together and its Vision for Cambridgeshire
- Policing and Public Safety
- Cambridgeshire Criminal Justice Board
- Road Safety Partnership
- COMPACT Implementation Group
- CVSIC
What part of the local area agreement this partnership delivers
This relates to the 'safer and stronger' part of the local area agreement.
Targets for this partnership
To find out about the targets this partnership is looking to achieve.
How this fits into the city's sustainable community strategy?
This fits into the 'ensuring strong and inclusive communities' part of the sustainable community strategy.
