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The Royal Borough of Greenwich has a key role to play in making Greenwich safe place to live, visit and work, and tackling serious violence continues to be a priority.

We want your thoughts and views on Serious Violence in Greenwich and how it impacts your community. Tell us your thoughts and have your say

Safer Greenwich

Serious Violence in Greenwich 

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We want your thoughts on serious violence in Greenwich and how it impacts your community. 

Have your say on Serious Violence in Greenwich 

OverviewThe Royal Borough of Greenwich is committed to preventing and reducing serious violence in the borough.&nbsp;It is a priority area for the Safer Greenwich Partnership, which is being delivered under the Violence and Vulnerability action plan and the new Home Office Serious Violence Duty (introduced by the Police Crime Sentencing and Courts Act 2022).We want your thoughts on serious violence in Greenwich and how it impacts your community.&nbsp;The information from the consultation will be used to influence activity within the overall strategy.Serious Violence Definition:&nbsp;Any violence and exploitation affecting young people under the age of 25, domestic abuse, and sexual violence. Within the context of these types of violence, it encompasses homicide, grievous bodily harm, actual bodily harm, rape, assault by penetration, sexual assault, personal robbery, threats to kill and violence against property caused during the commission of one of these offences.&nbsp;