Croydon Safer Neighbourhood Board
Working together to make Croydon a safer place for everyone.
The Croydon Safer Neighbourhood Board brings residents, community organisations, the Metropolitan Police and other local partners together to discuss community safety and help shape local policing priorities.
Our next meeting
Our next public meeting will take place on:
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Residents and community representatives are welcome to attend. Further details and the meeting agenda will be published here before the meeting.
Meeting agendas
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Previous agendas:
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Meeting minutes
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What we do
The Croydon Safer Neighbourhood Board provides an important link between Croydon’s communities, the Metropolitan Police and local partners.
Our work includes:
Giving residents a voice on local policing and community safety.
Discussing community concerns and emerging safety issues.
Reviewing local policing priorities and performance.
Encouraging stronger relationships between the police and Croydon’s diverse communities.
Supporting community-led projects that help prevent crime and improve safety.
Promoting openness, accountability and community involvement.
The Board aims to ensure that the experiences and concerns of communities from across Croydon are heard and considered.
How you can get involved
Croydon residents, community groups and local organisations are encouraged to get involved.
You can:
Attend one of our public meetings.
Raise a community safety concern.
Share your experience of policing in Croydon.
Represent your neighbourhood or community organisation.
Take part in consultations and community discussions.
Find out about opportunities to apply for community safety funding.
To express an interest in joining or participating in the Board, please contact us and tell us a little about yourself, the area or community you represent, and why you would like to be involved.
Contact us
If you have a question, would like to attend a meeting or want to find out more about the Croydon Safer Neighbourhood Board, please contact:
Email: Info@bmeforum.org
Telephone: 0208 684 3719
Address: 56a Mitcham Road, CR0 3RG
We welcome contact from Croydon residents, community organisations and local partners.
Please note that the Board does not provide an emergency response service. In an emergency, call 999. For non-emergency police matters, call 101 or report the matter through the Metropolitan Police website.