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Community Engagement Board
Hackney's Community Engagement Board is funded by the Metropolitan Police Authority to inform and receive feedback from residents about local crime and community safety issues and to help them to monitor and influence activities undertaken and inform future priorities. Board members are mainly from community and voluntary sector organisations in the borough, and quarterly public meetings provide a forum for local police, the Council and the community to discuss policing and community safety issues.
The Chair of Hackney's Community Engagement Board is Kenrick Hanson, and the Vice Chairs are John Howard and the Reverend April Keech.
The next meeting of the Hackney Community Engagement Board takes place on Wednesday, November 19th from 6.15 (for 6.30pm) at City Edge (Morley Hall), 125-7 Mare Street, London E8 3RH.
For more information about the meeting, or about the Community Engagement Board, contact Susan Clarkson at susan.clarkson@hackney.gov.uk.
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Serious Violent Crime in Hackney - an overview by Supt Alun Goode - September 2008 (828KB)
Implications for A and E of serious violent crime - September 2008 (2.72MB)
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