Safer Cornwall

03/06/2026

An exciting opportunity has arisen to join Cornwall Council’s Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) Team a dedicated ASB Caseworker in Penzance or Redruth.

The successful applicants will manage a caseload of anti-social behaviour, making decisions about appropriate action in liaison with other partners and keeping their community safe.

The Dedicated ASB Caseworkers are part of the ASB Team which sits within the wider Community Safety Team. The ASB Team delivers a high quality service through the use of prevention and enforcement tools. The purpose of the team is to tackle a range of anti-social behaviour in adults and young people, covering all housing tenures, in neighbourhoods and in community-based hotspots, through being solution focused and working in partnership with relevant agencies.

If you are looking for a dynamic, fast paced and varied role, where no two days are the same and want to be part of a team who are making a real difference to the communities of Cornwall, then look no further.

To apply visit https://ehgv.fa.em2.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/CandidateExperience/en/sites/CX_1/job/700004552

Penzance Council
North Kerrier and East Penwith Community Area Partnership
Penwith Community Area Partnership
Camborne, Pool and Redruth Police
Penzance Police

29/05/2026

Good to see the partners out discussing all things community safety in Liskeard today 🌞 thank you to everyone who attended the pop up Liskeard Community Fire StationLiskeard Town CouncilLiskeard PoliceDevon & Cornwall PoliceCornwall CouncilHealthy Cornwall

28/05/2026

The first in our series of Safer Liskeard summer pop up events is tomorrow, Friday 29th May from 10am in Liskeard Town Centre. Several agencies will be present to answer any questions and listen to your views

Liskeard Community Fire Station Liskeard Town CouncilDevon & Cornwall PoliceCornwall CouncilYoung People CornwallLiskeard LibraryLiskeard Town ForumCrimestoppers in the West CountryWithYou in CornwallThe Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Devon and CornwallLiskeard Police

13/05/2026

It's mental health awareness week. You can find resources in Cornwall to support you through our Safer Communities Toolkit:

https://safercornwall.co.uk/loneliness-and-social-isolation/

https://safercornwall.co.uk/su***de/

Information about su***de support services and mental health support in Cornwall

26/04/2026

FOUR Behaviours to watch for.

Fixated. Are they fixated on you?

Obsessive. Has it turned into an obsession?

Unwanted. Is their behaviour unwanted?

Repeated. Is their behaviour repeated even though you have told them no?

THIS IS STALKING and is VERY DANGEROUS.

People often don’t report stalking until the 100th incident.

If you are worried for yourself or someone else, there is help and support available.

The police take ALL stalking matters seriously;

You do not deserve to be treated like this.

Make today, the day you reach out for help.

If you are in Danger, phone 999

Visit UK’s National Stalking Website for Specialist help.
https://www.suzylamplugh.org/Pages/Category/get-stalking-advice-and-help

Or visit Safer Futures for Domestic Abuse support. https://saferfutures.org.uk/looking-for-support/

24/04/2026

Do you know anyone that may be in this situation?

Does a friend or loved one keep complaining about someone in their life who is “Jealous” or “Controlling”?

Does this friend “always” stick up for their partner, even though they are deeply upset by their actions?

This person may be at risk of being murdered. Stalking is on the Homicide Timeline, meaning there is a great risk of being killed by an “intimate partner stalker” – this includes a family member, stalking another family member.

Do not confront the stalker – This is very dangerous, please seek help below.

If you are in immediate danger, phone 999.

Visit UK’s National Stalking Website for Specialist help.
https://www.suzylamplugh.org/Pages/Category/get-stalking-advice-and-help

Or visit Safer Futures for Domestic Abuse support.
https://saferfutures.org.uk/looking-for-support/

22/04/2026

Is this sounding similar?

Have you changed your normal routines to try and avoid someone who keeps “bumping” into you?

Do you have to tell your partner / family member where you are 100% of the time?

Are you expected to prove where you have been?

Are you “allowed” time on your own, away from the home?

If you are worried for yourself or someone else, there is help and support available.

The police take ALL stalking matters seriously;

You do not deserve to be treated like this.

Make today, the day you reach out for help.

If you are in Danger, phone 999

Visit UK’s National Stalking Website for Specialist help.
https://www.suzylamplugh.org/Pages/Category/get-stalking-advice-and-help

Or visit Safer Futures for Domestic Abuse support. https://saferfutures.org.uk/looking-for-support/

20/04/2026

Today marks the start of National Stalking Awareness Week

To the outside world some stalking tactics can look like “A loving partners actions”, like being dropped off and picked up from work every day. This could be the act of LOVE but it also could be part of STALKING.

Stalking in a relationship starts slowly, with small acts of checking on you.

Over time, this can lead to feeling like a prisoner in your own home and it can lead to mental health issues.

If you are worried for yourself or someone else, there is help and support available.

The police take ALL stalking matters seriously;
You do not deserve to be treated like this.

Make today, the day you reach out for help.

If you are in Danger, phone 999

Visit UK’s National Stalking Website for Specialist help.
https://www.suzylamplugh.org/Pages/Category/get-stalking-advice-and-help

Or visit Safer Futures for Domestic Abuse support. https://saferfutures.org.uk/looking-for-support/