Chiltern's current priorities:
Drug dealing and drug misuse
Led by the police; this will be tackled through enforcement, intelligence gathering and education.
Burglary prevention
Led by the police, supported by the community; this will be tackled through pursuing offenders, crime prevention activities including Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) operations, crime reduction events and education.
Anti Social Behaviour
Led by the police; this will be tackled through enforcement, intelligence gathering and education.
These were set at the Forum Meeting on February 20th 2019.
The next meeting of the Chiltern Community Forum will be held from 6pm-8pm on Thursday May 23rd, at Chiltern Hills Academy, Chesham.
Thank you to all who have made their views known via the online surveys for previous meetings. YOU CAN FILL IN THE SURVEYS FOR THE COMING MEETING HERE.
Results from the survey will be aggregated and presented at the meeting, to inform discussion and decisions. We encourage as many residents, businesses and groups as possible to attend the meeting. These meetings are also an opportunity to ask questions and air views.
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How Priorities are set
Crime policing priorities for the coming quarter are set at the committee meeting of the Chiltern Community Forum. This is an open meeting, which anyone can attend.
Beforehand, residents are invited to complete an online survey to express their views and preferences. From a list of 22, they are asked to select their top three neighbourhood priorities that the Chiltern Community Forum should address over the next three months.
Information from the survey is collated, analysed and presented at the committee meeting. This helps inform decisions on priorities taken at the meeting.
Decisions are announced on this website and elsewhere. Progress reports are presented by Thames Valley Police at the following meeting, and again these are published. Thames Valley Police will also report to other meetings and groups, such as Local Area Forums.
The 22 Priorities
The 22 priorities are set out on the online survey forms. They are are listed below, with links to information from Thames Valley Police, Chiltern District Council and other sources: