The Safer Liskeard Profile provides a picture of crime and anti-social behaviour in the town. The profile is produced each year to provide an understanding about what crimes are occurring, when they are most likely to happen as well as a profile of anti-social behaviour. This information is used to inform the delivery plan for Liskeard and helps to ensure interventions are focused on the most important issues.


Safer Liskeard facilitates and supports a co-ordinated multi-agency approach to community safety issues to improve feelings of safety and public reassurance, reduce the risk of harm to the community and protect vulnerable groups. Safer Liskeard involves community members in the work of the partnership and encourages social inclusion and community participation through being part of the problem solving process and having a sense of pride in Liskeard.
Photo: Liskeard in Bloom
Our aim is that Cornwall is a place where the people who live, work and visit here feel safe and are safe, through partners working together to tackle crime, alcohol, drugs, anti-social behaviour and their impacts. The Safer Towns Programme provides a targeted multi-agency response in ten towns across Cornwall, directly involving local organisations and community groups in examining local problems and what everyone can do to improve them.
Based on the evidence presented in the Liskeard Town Profile and feedback from the Residents Survey, Safer Liskeard has identified the following community safety priorities for the town.
These community safety priorities are addressed through the live delivery plan. Progress is measured through achievement of quarterly and annual milestones over the lifetime of the plan and key deliverables/outcomes are reported to the Safer Cornwall Partnership.

Safer Liskeard partners include;
Devon and Cornwall Police
Cornwall Council
Liskeard Town Council
Liskeard Town Forum
Housing providers
Liskeard Secondary School and Community College
Addaction
Community Mental Health Team
Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service
Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner
and the Voluntary and Community Sector