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Safer Communities Forum

The third sector forum on Safer Communities provides an arena for discussion and debate for representatives from voluntary and community organisations, groups and interested individuals who are working in areas relating to community safety, crime prevention, abuse and protection.

As a thematic mirror forum, issues arising from the Safer Communities forum are taken forward by the forum representative to the Community Planning Partnership via the Community Safety Strategic Group, supported by CVS Falkirk staff.

Safer Communities – Our Area Will Be a Safer Place to Live

Terms of Reference

Safer Communities Forum Terms of Reference

Online Discussion Boards

Alongside the 4 forum meetings a year, we now facilitate an Online Discussion Board to support the work of the forum.  The purpose of this discussion board is to allow colleagues to share information, raise issues and ask questions between the quarterly meetings.  These discussions will be used to help to influence the agendas of upcoming meetings, with outcomes of conversations being fed back to the discussion boards.  You can access the discussion board for this forum by clicking on the following link: Safer Communities Online Discussion Board.

The Online Discussion Boards are publicly accessible, but you will need to register, and be logged in to be able to contribute to the discussions.

The forum continues to support “virtual” membership through the Online Discussion Boards.  We realise it is not always possible to attend a meeting in person.  As a virtual member of the forum you will have the opportunity to access the agendas and minutes of meetings through this page, engage with other forum members and take part in the discussion boards, raise issues and influence the work of the forum.

We hope you enjoy using the online discussion boards.  If you do have any queries, or have any issues accessing or using the discussion boards, please contact Laura Jamieson by phone: 01324 692003, or email: laura@cvsfalkirk.org.uk

Dates of future meetings

  • Wednesday 15th January 2020
  • Wednesday 22nd April 2020
  • Wednesday 22nd July 2020
  • Wednesday 21st October 2020

All meetings will be held from 10am – 12pm and unless stated above, will be held at the CVS Falkirk office, Unit 6 The Courtyard, Callendar Business Park, Callendar Road, Falkirk, FK1 1XR.

Upcoming Agenda

Agenda for next meeting: Wednesday 15th January 2020.

If there are any issues, speakers or areas of interest you would like added to the agenda of future meetings, please contact Scott Malcolm, Development Officer – Championing the Sector and Volunteering at CVS Falkirk by email: Scott.Malcolm@cvsfalkirk.org.uk

Minutes and Agendas of Previous Meetings 

  • Minutes of Wednesday 23rd October, Agenda 23.10.19, Presentation:  Police Scotland #ShutOutScammers
  • Minutes of Wednesday 17th July 2019, Agenda 17.07.19
  • Minutes of Wednesday 17th April 2019, Agenda 17.04.19, Presentation: Hate Crime Awareness
  • Minutes of Wednesday 16th January 2019, Agenda 16.01.19, Presentation: Fearless – Domestic Abuse Support Service in Forth Valley

Contact 

CVS Falkirk rep:  Scott Malcolm:  01324 692010, Scott.Malcolm@cvsfalkirk.org.uk
Forum rep:  Lynda Ross-Hale, Senior Manager, Cyrenians:  LyndaRossHale@cyrenians.scot

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