Mansfield Community Partnership

Mansfield Community Partnership engage with communities, provide education, information and reassurance about crime, and work to help reduce anti-social behaviour.

MCP's members include:

How does it work?

MCP’s focused areas are decided by recorded crime, incident figures and information from other sources. Dealing with issues that arise in the focus areas are part of the day to day work of the Community Partnership. 

The areas which our Local Area Partnerships will concentrate on in the next year are expected to be: Carr Bank, Oak Tree, Bellamy and the town centre.

Information sharing

We work in partnership with other organisations (statutory and non-statutory) to enable them to effectively safeguard vulnerable individuals and take enforcement action against perpetrators of crime and disorder. 

Personal information held by us may be disclosed to and/or requested from statutory organisations such as other local authorities, the police, the fire service, National Probation Service or Derbyshire Leicestershire Nottinghamshire Rutland Community Rehabilitation Company Ltd (DLNR CRC) and/or General Practitioners (GPs) and non-statutory organisations such as registered social landlords, charities and organisations that offer support. More information about sharing personal data, requesting information or complaints can be found in the Data Protection, Freedom of Information and Transparency section of our website.

Community focus

Our work is currently changing to have much more community focus. As we move forwards, the main points driving our activity will be:

  • Reaching out to existing stakeholder groups within the communities concerned.
  • Greater community involvement in the work.
  • Locating core partners together in a hub.
  • Dealing with risk (such as, the causes of issues rather than the effects of them).
  • Involving a wider range of partners to help provide improved services.

If you are interested in helping to prevent and reduce crime and antisocial behaviour and fear of them, and to develop a stronger, supportive and safer community visit the NottsWatch website (opens in a new window).

If you would like to get involved in voluntary work in your community contact Mansfield Community and Voluntary Service (opens in new window).