1. Superintendent Michelle Martin Strathclyde Police Implementing the Enhanced Policing Plan

2. Strathclyde Police Michelle Martin Superintendent Shettleston, Baillieston and Greater Easterhouse

3. Strathclyde Police My Area Populationapprox 80,000 S.I.M.D Violence/ Disorder 88% fear of crime in Shettleston Low Life Expectancy Poverty

4. Strathclyde Police

5. 2 Opportunities Merger Money Enhanced Policing Plan Introduction

6. Strathclyde Police Public Reassurance Model Analysis Signal Crime Interviews Environmental Scanning EPIC Action Plans Problem Solving Partnerships KIN Groups

7. Strathclyde Police Implementation Communities Unit / Key People Communication Internal/External Briefing/De Briefing Media Feedback

8. Strathclyde Police Leadership Skills Vision Negotiating and Influencing Partners Problem Solving

9. Strathclyde Police Results – Quantitative Violent crime at its lowest level for 5 years Antisocial behaviour related crime decreased by 7% Antisocial behaviour incidents decreased by 8%

10. Strathclyde Police Results - Quantitative 2003/20042004/20052005/20062006/20072007/2008 Street Drinking205194173172222 Urinating in Public Places79181021 Carrying of Offensive Weapons5248494260 Total264251240224303 % Change-5%-4%-7%+35% Increased crime figures as a result of pro-active policing

11. Strathclyde Police Results - Visible

12. Strathclyde Police People are coming out more in the evenings to shops It is nice to see a lot of police The EPP has delivered the feeling of a safer environment for the community Young people too feel safe when the police are about Results - Qualitative

13. Strathclyde Police The Future

14. Strathclyde Police Michelle Martin Superintendent Shettleston, Baillieston and Greater Easterhouse