Cllr Roy Rollings speaks about the Crime Survey going out in Birstall

Cllr Roy Rollings speaks about the Crime Survey going out in Birstall. You can take the Crime Survey on-line by clicking the link above.

The purpose of this survey is to provide Rupert Matthews with the information that he needs to formulate a plan that will properly answer the needs of the people of Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland. Rupert says "When I have been out and about in Birstall I have met many people who praise the individual police officers who they meet, but are unhappy with the level of service that they receive when there is a problem. It is vital that Birstall and all our communities have the service from our police that they deserve. As Conservative Candidate for Police and Crime Commissioner for our area I am committed to a study of where resources are currently allocated with a view to rebalance resources to reflect where crime and the fear of crime is most prevalent.

Crime Survey 1

  • 1 Crime and Policing
  • 2 Tackling Crime During Lockdown
  • 3 National Issues
  • 4 Get involved
  • 5 Your details
On a scale of 1 to 10 how safe do you feel when out in your local area, where 10 is extremely safe and 0 is extremely unsafe?
On a scale of 1 to 10 how safe do you feel when out in your local area, where 10 is extremely safe and 0 is extremely unsafe?
Which of the following crimes or antisocial behaviours concern you and your family the most?
Which of the following crimes or antisocial behaviours concern yyou and yyour family the most?
How satisfied are you with the visibility of your local police?
How satisfied are you with the visibility of your local police?
Would you like to see more police on the streets?
Would you like to see more police on the streets?
Are you aware of any crime or anti-social behaviour problems in your community?
Do you think crime and anti-social behaviour in your area has got better or worse in the last 12 months?
Do you think crime and anti-social
behaviour in your area has got better or
worse in the last 12 months?
If you have contacted the police to report a problem in the last year how would you rate the response you received?
If you have contacted the police to report
a problem in the last year how would you rate
the response you received?

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