Would you like to play your part in helping keep local communities safe? Do you have an interest in local policing issues? If so, then why not consider joining the Antrim and Newtownabbey Policing and Community Safety Partnership (PCSP) as an Independent Member.
If you want to make a difference and ensure your local community has a voice on local policing and community safety issues then this is the role for you. As an Independent Member, you will work alongside locally elected Councillors and partner agencies to help deliver projects that address safety issues in your community, and work to build confidence in local policing.
Highlighting the benefits of being part of Antrim and Newtownabbey PCSP, Independent Member and Vice Chair, Niall Kelly said; “We all have a part to play in making our communities safer places to be. Being part of the PCSP has allowed me to get involved with so many different local groups, and really make a difference to our community. We get to help shape local policing priorities; surveying local people and helping their issues become actions to improve community safety.”
The ideal candidate will have a good understanding of local community safety and policing issues, either through employment or voluntary activity. Candidates must live in or be closely connected to the area they would like to represent.
PCSPs operate in each of the 11 Council areas to ensure the entire community can have a voice and be heard on the issues in their area. They work with the community to identify issues of concern in the local area and prepare plans to deliver practical solutions.
For more information visit or to register your interest visit
www.pcsps.org/recruitment