Summer anti-social behaviour campaign
Following on from the success of last year’s anti-social behaviour (ASB) campaign, a similar initiative will be running across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight this year.
Click here to find out more about the campaign and to see what is happening in your local community to tackle anti-social behaviour.
Watch Your Game - Alcohol-related violence World Cup campaign
A campaign to remind football supporters to drink sensibly and stay within the law has been launched in the South Central region, covering Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.
Hampshire Constabulary, NHS South Central and Thames Valley Police have joined forces to urge fans to go out and enjoy themselves but to also be aware of the dangers of excessive drinking.
Visit the Watch Your Game website for more information about the campaign.
Prom night
If you go out and get drunk on your school prom night you could have your alcohol confiscated and be taken home by police.
If you are a year 11 pupil getting ready to attend your school prom, look out for a message in your inbox from Hampshire Constabulary.
Have a safe night and make it one to remember.
Click here to find out more about the campaign.
Cross the line and it's rape
Did you know that almost half of all reported rapes involve two people who know each other? A new campaign launched by Hampshire Constabulary is helping to raise awareness among young men, to make sure they don’t cross the line.
Click here to find out more about the campaign
Or click here to fo to the dedicated website dontcrosstheline.co.uk
FAKE (Firearms and Knife Education) programme
Almost 70 per cent of all incidents Hampshire Constabulary's firearms officers attend involve knives and imitation firearrms.
The FAKE team have now presented to over 50,000 young people across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.
Click here for more information and to download the resource pack.
Luke Armstrong from the University of Portsmouth has won the 'One Too Many' film competition.
The competition was organised by Hampshire Constabulary, Thames Valley Police and NHS South Central.
The competition sponsor, Canon, provided three top of the range camcorders for the winning film directors.
The winners were announced an an exclusive red carpet film premiere at Reading University.
The winning films can be found on the dedicated YouTube page.
Publications
This document outlines the strategy that Hampshire Constabulary will employ to deal with alcohol related anti-social behaviour and violence.
What is Safer Streets?
The Safer Streets campaign is a major campaign designed to make it safer to live and socialise in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.
The main areas covered by Safer Streets are:
- Anti-social behaviour
- Licensing
- Night-time economy
- Public reassurance
- Drugs
- Knife crime
- Alcohol related disorder
- Criminal damage
For further advice and information on improving your personal safety, download the Hampshire Constabulary Safer Streets leaflet.
Alterinatively call 0845 045 45 45 and ask to speak to your local crime prevention officer.
