Delivering the Police & Crime Plan in Cornwall – 2018/19

Drug Trafficking (inc county lines) Terrorism/ Problem Violent Drug Use Extremism

Modern PSA Problem slavery 2018/19 Drinking

Rape and DA (incl Sexual domestic Assault homicide) PSA Emerging threats: CSE and CSA • ASB linked to street homelessness • Youth gangs

Police and Crime Plan Initiatives in Cornwall

• Tri Service Officers: located in 10 areas - St Just, Hayle, Bude, Liskeard, Looe, St Dennis, Fowey/Polruan, Perranporth, St Ives, Lostwithiel • Road Safety – 28 additional roads policing officers across D&C including a No Excuses Team in Bodmin, dedicated Road Casualty Reduction Officers for Cornwall and Highways England Network. Renewing of Community Speedwatch and investment in systems and services to support growth. • CCTV. o St Ives: £13,911 (already live) Cameras 6 o Wadebridge: £14,829 (already live) Cameras 6 o Bodmin: £12,087 (funding committed go live in March 2019) Extra Cameras 1 o Penzance: £7,950 - 4 extra cameras – (already live) Extra Cameras 4 o St Austell: £15,000 (committed – final quotes being sought) New/upgraded 10 o Mobile Cameras– £9,000 for 2 cameras (+CFRS-2) (committed) Cameras 4 o Other towns being costed plus expanding Tolvaddon capacity Total 31 • Councillor Advocates Scheme – 27 councillor advocates in Cornwall • Estates: Liskeard, Bodmin OPCC Commissioning and Grants Specific to Cornwall:

Funding 2018/19 Allocation Community Safety Cornwall CSP received: £448,636 – helping to fund a number of key Partnership (CSP) services including; Sexual violence and Domestic Abuse, Safeguarding and Substance Misuse. This funding has been used as follows: £277,794 – domestic violence and sexual abuse services £9000 – domestic homicide reviews £130,436 – substance misuse services £16,500 – CSP intelligence and analysis £14,906 – training for professionals and communities on threats Safer Towns Programme In January 2018 the PCC committed £50,000 seed funding contribution launched by Cornwall to support the 10 Safer Towns: Bodmin, Camborne, Falmouth, CSP Liskeard, Newquay, Penzance, Redruth, Saltash, St Austell and Truro. Each town was awarded: £5000 to each scheme. Shopwatch Growth In January 2018 the PCC committed funding in the sum of £9,000 to enable the growth of Shopwatch by the Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) in St Austell, Penzance and Truro. Youth Offending Service Cornwall Youth Offending Team received: £160,224 - The PCC intends to maintain funding at the 2017-18 level for two financial years to ensure service delivery in this area can be maintained. Connectivity Innovation Connectivity Funding has been awarded to the following projects in Fund 2018 Cornwall: • Electric bicycles – Bodmin and Wadebridge: £3000 • Migrant workers welcome pack – Cornwall (used force wide): £2500 • Phones and tablet to assist social media engagement with community and businesses – Bodmin: £1600 • Items for rural engagement surgeries – Penzance: £2500 • Maritime safeguarding team – to support coastal safety education - Newquay & force wide: £2000 OPCC Small Grant £20,917.50p has been awarded to the following nine projects across Scheme Cornwall: The PCC has awarded • Believe – awarded £2127.50p to support youth intervention in funding to organisations Falmouth & Penryn. and community support • Skill up & be well – awarded £2000 to support training for homeless groups on projects that adults in St Austell. will have a positive • Creation Fest – awarded £2500 to support youth intervention in impact on antisocial Wadebridge. behaviour - to drive • Roaming – Breadline – awarded £2500 to support upskilling of locally-led initiatives to homeless adults in Penzance. • help communities help Friday Night Project – awarded £2500 to support youth intervention in Saltash. themselves. • St Austell BID – awarded £2,340 used for ASB prevention/support in Further information on each project St Austell. can be found on the OPCC website: • New Skills Academy – awarded £2050 to support youth intervention http://www.devonandcornwall- pcc.gov.uk/news-and- – training in Bodmin. blog/multimedia-hub/27- • Young People leading Young People – awarded £2400 to support organisations-to-receive-opcc- grants-as-part-of-a-bid-to-tackle- youth intervention in Camborne. antisocial-behaviour/ • St Pets Cold Weather Provision – awarded £2500 to provide homeless adult support in Truro. Marine Specials – Fowey PCC has provided £6,500 for the required equipment and training to enable the relaunch and continued operation of the Marine Specials Unit in Fowey. Community Speedwatch PCC has provided £9,000 funding to LPA Commander to purchase community speedwatch equipment for existing schemes and to support new schemes Wider OPCC Commissioning and Grants The following commissioning activities benefit all areas across Devon and Cornwall:

Commissioning Area 2018/19 Allocation

Independent Sexual Violence £343,610 of funding has been provided by the PCC (includes Advocacy Service (ISVA) and £83,610 contribution from NHS England). SARC Service Mental Health Street Triage and £250,000 provided by PCC to support crisis response from Mental Health Neighbourhood policing on mental health. Liaison & Diversion Victims Services Grant from the In 2018/19, the PCC received £1,875,543 Victims Services Ministry of Justice: Grant and £139,862 CSA/CSE Grant so in total: £2,015,267.

The PCC receives a ring- The Victim Services Grant is used to provide essential support fenced amount based on a and establishes victim care arrangements. The funding received national population formula of is utilised to fund in access of 70 third sector organisations 2.97% for the Devon, Cornwall providing tailored support to victims according to need. Examples and Isles of Scilly area. of Cornwall service providers include: • Citizens Advice – St Austell, Truro, Liskeard and Penzance: Provide independent, confidential and impartial advice to individuals. • Clear – Truro: Offer long term support to victims of child sexual exploitation and their families including those who are vulnerable and at risk of exploitation. • Cornwall People First – Penzance: Provide support to adults with a learning disability who have been a victim of aby crime. • Cornwall Rape & Sexual Abuse Centre (CRASAC) – Truro: Offers counselling and support service to anyone that has been raped, sexually abused or sexually assaulted. • Zito Partnership – Support victims of violent crime, providing information and advice to enable people to cope and recover from their experience. Ministry of Justice funded The OPCC were awarded £234,238 for a pilot to deliver an Outreach Support Service Outreach Support Service for women across Devon & Cornwall which is funded until March 2020. The funding has been divided equally across the three organisations that form the OPCC created Alliance. In Cornwall this is: Women’s Centre Cornwall (Bodmin) who will employ 2 workers to cover North and South Cornwall. Crimestoppers Manager for The PCC has provided £20,000 funding per annum to support Devon and Cornwall the appointment of a dedicated Crimestoppers Manager to work with local communities and Crimestoppers volunteers in D&C to enhance the presence and impact of Crimestoppers locally and to support local community campaigns. The new manager took up their post in December 2018.

January 2019