You are Visitor No | Tigers Bay & Mountcollyer Community Police Officers Brian Caskey and George Kirk
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Members of Mountcollyer and Holy Family youth clubs launching their DVD and report following their fact finding mission to Berlin to examine projects that have developed following the Berlin wall coming down. Well done to all young people from both communities for their excellent leadership and presentation.
This project was delivered in partnership with NBCD&TG, Holy Family Youth Club and Mountcollyer Youth Club and was funded by OFMDFM
A Community Led, Accountable, Policing &
Community Safety Partnership
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Delivering Safer Tigers Bay & Mountcollyer Communities
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LETTER TO TIGERS BAY & MOUNTCOLLYER RESIDENTS
Please see below letter to residents from the Tigers Bay and Mountcollyer Policing & Community Safety Partnership.
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Locally Focussed Policing & Community Safety Partnership
Crime and Interface Violence Significantly Reduced! Local Residents Reporting Crime Directly to Police
"Residents of the Tigers Bay & Mountcollyer communities are to applauded for taking the time and having the courage to take positive action by reporting crime and suspicious activity directly to Police or anonymously to Crimestoppers" Chief Inspector Ian Campbell. |
Making a Difference..... North Belfast Community Development & Transition Group, Tigers Bay Concerned Residents Group, North Belfast Community Bridges Programme, Church of Ireland, Crosscollyer Church, Jennymount Church, Fortwilliam & McCrory Church and local Councillors all working together to reduce crime, anti-social behaviour and illegal drug activity in an accountable partnership with Police and other statutory agencies.
Making a Difference..... Sergeant Brian Caskey and the York Road neighbourhood team are at the core of community development and community relations work in the Duncairn area. Working in partnership with the community sector, the neighbourhood team have built relationships and confidence to such an extent that they are now accepted as lead partners in numerous community projects and programmes both on a single identity and cross community basis.
Making a Difference..... North Belfast NIHE District Manager Malachy McKinney isn't afraid to roll his sleeves up and get personally involved with the work of Tigers Bay and Mountcollyer Policing & Community Safety Partnership. Malachy has supported the work of our partnership since its inception. He is keen to ensure his officers also play a hands on role in supporting the partnership whether it be through multi-agency approaches or community led projects.
Making a Difference..... Belfast City Council Anti-Social Behaviour officer Mark Corbett, brings a varied range of Belfast City Council services, resources and experience to the partnership table. Mark is an active participant and always on hand for advice and help. He is committed to empowering and supporting communities to work in partnership and hold police and other agencies, including the Council, to account, in terms of dealing with community safety problems. |