An important campaign
Organisations across Nottinghamshire have come together in a campaign to tackle serious violence in Nottingham and the wider county. Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Commissioner Caroline Henry hosted an event to launch the Violence Reduction Partnership – rebranding the former Violence Reduction Unit to recognise the increased involvement of agencies in working together on the issue.
PCC Henry said: “The Serious Violence Duty is a game-changer as it brings even more organisations together, to share information and collaborate on the response to serious violence."The advantage of this is that there is more awareness of issues and trends across the city and county, people can call upon expertise from partners and – importantly – we don’t miss any opportunities to help people to break the cycle of violence.
Statutory partners, the community, voluntary sector and young people were invited to the event at Trent Vineyard, Lenton Lane, Nottingham, to celebrate achievements to date and define aspirations for the newly-launched partnership.
“Outstanding education is wider than purely curriculum subjects, it looks at the child and examines what their needs are and then puts in an education to meet these needs. We're able to address these needs through participation and collaboration.”
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