Welcome to a safer Derbyshire
Crime, fear of crime and anti-social behaviour is an important consideration in the quality of life of local communities.
Across Derbyshire, different agencies are committed to working in partnership to reduce crime and risks to safety and to maintain quality of life for people who live, work and visit the area.
The site provides information about local Crime and Disorder Partnerships, partner agencies and access to community safety advice.
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Derbyshire Intergenerational Strategy (DIgS)
Helping all ages to age well is what the Derbyshire Intergenerational Strategy (DIgS) aims to achieve. -
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Latest news
- Residents in South Derbyshire are being reminded that an amnesty allowing people to hand knives and guns over to police to reduce the risk of them falling into the wrong hands is currently in operation in the district.
- Ten and 11-year old pupils in Chesterfield’s schools have been invited to design a poster to help raise awareness among young people of anti-social behaviour (ASB) and the effects it can have on people and places.
- A Gardening project for teenagers has been credited with helping to cut the number of youngsters committing crime in Derbyshire. Youth offending figures show that in the past year 1,100 young people were dealt with by the courts in the county, compared to 1,500 children during the year before.
