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Safer Vale Partnership

The Safer Vale Partnership work together to make the Vale of Glamorgan a safer environment in which people can live, work and visit, free from crime and disorder and the fear of crime.

 

The Safer Vale Partnership receives funding from the Police and Crime Commissioner and the Welsh Government to devise locally appropriate community safety responses.

 

The Safer Vale partnership is between: 

  • Vale of Glamorgan Council

  • South Wales Police

  • National Probation Service

  • Cardiff and the Vale University Health Board

  • South Wales Fire & Rescue Service

  • Representation from the Third Sector

The Safer Vale Partnership carry out annual strategic assessments to ensure the team are working on the priorities for addressing safety in the Vale of Glamorgan.

 

Safer Vale Partnership Strategy 2023 - 2028

This document outlines the landscape of the Safer Vale Partnership. That is who they are, why they exist, what their vision, mission and priorities are as well as what they have in place to achieve them. These are things that aren't likely to change very much in the next five years and therefore this Strategy Document covers the period 2023-2028.

 

Safer Vale Partnership Strategy 2023 - 2028

 

Reporting anti-social behaviour to the Safer Vale partnership

The Safer Vale partnership welcomes reports of anti-social behaviour. It is important that reports are made via the appropriate channel so that immediate action can be taken when necessary, and preventative resources can be allocated based on trends and patterns.

 

Reporting routes

Contact the Vale of Glamorgan Council to report:

  • Abandoned cars

  • Fly tipping

  • Inconvenient and illegal parking

  • Litter

  • Noise from pubs and clubs

  • Noisy neighbours

  • Uncontrolled animals

  • Breach of a Public Space Protection Order or Bylaw

Contact South Wales Police to report:

  • Criminal damage and vandalism

  • Drug misuse and dealing

  • Graffiti

  • Initimidation, harassment and verbal abuse

  • Rowdy behaviour (including street drinking)

  • Vehicle-related nuisance and inappropriare vehicle use

  • Youth annoyance

Contact 

For more information and to keep up to date with the latest from the Safer Vale Partnership, follow:

  • @safer_vale