Police Crime Prevention Initiatives Limited

06/08/2026

Congratulations to Yeovil Crime Reduction Team on achieving National Standards Accreditation from Police Crime Prevention Initiatives (Police CPI).

This accreditation recognises that the partnership has met the highest standards of governance, management and information sharing, demonstrating its commitment to creating safer town centres and supporting local businesses, employees and communities.

Working alongside retailers, licensed premises, local authorities, police and community partners, Yeovil Crime Reduction Team plays a vital role in tackling business crime, anti-social behaviour and repeat offending across Yeovil and the surrounding areas.

Congratulations to everyone involved on this well-deserved achievement.

Read more: https://loom.ly/bXyQdYk

04/08/2026

What’s inside Safer Spaces: Crime Prevention Guidance for Licensed Premises?

Creating safer licensed premises requires a proactive approach to understanding risks, supporting people and putting effective measures in place.

Our new guidance brings together practical advice and recognised good practice to support venues with key areas including:
✓ Protecting staff and customers
✓ Preventing crime and disorder
✓ Supporting vulnerable people
✓ Managing premises safely and effectively

Developed through the Licensing Security and Vulnerability Initiative (Licensing SAVI), Safer Spaces provides a practical resource to help licensed premises create welcoming environments where people can socialise safely.
Swipe through to find out more about what’s included.

Download the free guidance: https://loom.ly/U1jpgtM

30/07/2026

Creating safer licensed premises benefits everyone.

A safe and welcoming environment is important for everyone who works in, visits or lives around licensed premises.

Safer Spaces: Crime Prevention Guidance for Licensed Premises provides practical advice to help venues strengthen safety measures, reduce risks and support positive experiences for:

✓ Staff
✓ Customers
✓ Businesses
✓ Local communities

Developed through the Licensing Security and Vulnerability Initiative (Licensing SAVI), the guidance supports a proactive approach to crime prevention and helps licensed premises create spaces where people can socialise safely.

Download the free Safer Spaces guidance today: https://loom.ly/U1jpgtM

27/07/2026

Following the launch of Safer Spaces: Crime Prevention Guidance for Licensed Premises, we are highlighting some of the key areas covered within this new resource.

Designed to support those responsible for managing licensed premises, the guidance brings together practical advice, policing expertise and recognised good practice to help venues identify risks, strengthen safety measures and support safer experiences for staff, customers and communities.

The guidance covers a wide range of topics, including:
• Staff training and welfare
• Customer safety and supporting vulnerable people
• Preventing violence, anti-social behaviour, drink spiking and drug misuse
• Preventing knife/weapon crime and serious violence
• Emergency planning and incident management
• Physical security, CCTV and fire safety
• Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design

Safer Spaces provides a practical resource for licensed operators, policing partners and everyone involved in creating safer, well-managed venues.

Find out more: https://loom.ly/U1jpgtM

22/07/2026

Police Crime Prevention Initiatives (Police CPI) is pleased to launch Safer Spaces: Crime Prevention Guidance for Licensed Premises, a new resource designed to support licensed premises in creating safer, more secure environments for staff, customers and local communities.

Developed through the Licensing Security and Vulnerability Initiative (Licensing SAVI), the guidance brings together policing expertise and recognised good practice to help those responsible for managing licensed premises identify risks, strengthen safety measures and support effective venue management.

Covering areas including staff training and welfare, customer safety, preventing anti-social behaviour and violence (including knife crime, other weapons-related offences and serious violence), drink spiking, supporting vulnerable people, emergency planning, physical security, CCTV, fire safety, Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design and incident management, the guidance provides practical advice to support safer venues and a safer night-time economy.

Safer Spaces is available now for licensed operators, policing partners and anyone involved in supporting safe and well-managed licensed premises.

Find out more: https://loom.ly/Y_Tdhss

13/05/2026

27/04/2026

Just one day to go until The Security Event 2026!

Join us at the Designing Out Crime Zone, where we will explore how collaboration between , industry, and can reduce crime and the fear of crime.

Be part of the conversation shaping the future of !

22/04/2026

Expert insights that make a real-world impact - the Designing Out Crime Zone at The Security Event 2026 features sessions on:

🔐 Securing mobile and connected devices
🏆 The “Secured by Design” gold standard
🚓 response to alarms and industry collaboration

Join us at the NEC Birmingham this time next week to learn how to shape environments!

15/04/2026

Just two weeks to go until The Security Event 2026!

Here, the Designing Out Crime Zone will showcase cutting-edge -backed approaches to reducing and creating safer communities.

From best practice to real-world solutions, this is your chance to learn how can be built in from the start!

📍 NEC Birmingham
📅 28 - 30 April 2026

Find out more here: https://loom.ly/9TzFU5A

13/04/2026

What is the Community Safety Accreditation Scheme (CSAS), and how does it help create safer communities?

This short video from Essex Police explains how the scheme works, who it supports, and the role it plays in local crime prevention and community reassurance.

Watch now to find out more: https://loom.ly/viyyBts

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