Safer Sounds is a partnership which has the support of key partners who facilitate our work.
You can see our partners below and find out more information.
Partners
Safer Business Network is a not for profit organisation which coordinates and administers several business crime reduction partnerships (BCRPs) across some of London most challenging and diverse boroughs. BCRP’s are private membership schemes where businesses come together, with the police, council and other interested stakeholders to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour that have negative impacts on profitability of businesses and the ‘look and feel’ of town centre environments.
Safer Business Network is the leading BCRP in the capital, reaching over 2000 businesses with our key alerts and messages. Endorsed as best practice in the MOPAC Crime & Policing plan 2017-21, we represent businesses ranging in scale from small independents to globally recognised brands in both the daytime and night-time economies.
The Mayor of London is responsible for making London a better place for everyone who visits, lives or works in the city.
The Mayor lays out an overall vision for London and creates plans and policies to achieve it.
The Greater London Authority is responsible for the strategic administration of Greater London, with powers encompassing a range of policy areas, such as transport, economic development and fire and emergency planning.
Amy Lamé, Night Czar
“London’s live music scene makes a huge contribution to our capital after dark. I’m delighted that the Safer Sounds Partnership will enable venues and promoters to work together with police and councils to help London’s music scene thrive.”
Safer Sounds works very closely with various departments within the Met Police including the Licensing Hub, Business Crime Hub and local licensing units.