Safer Norfolk Survey 2026 launch
The Norfolk Community Safety Partnership (NCSP) has launched its annual Safer Norfolk Survey, which aims to gather insight from residents and partners on perceptions of crime and anti‑social behaviour in their local area. While Norfolk remains one of the safest counties in England, the survey helps identify ongoing community safety concerns and areas for improvement at a local level.
The survey is open online from 22nd June to 24th July 2026 and invites views from all Norfolk residents, including professionals, community representatives, partners, and frontline staff who engage with residents. The findings will inform strategic priorities and support collaborative action to keep Norfolk’s communities safe.
Why is it important?
The Safer Norfolk Survey encourages residents to share their experiences and views on community safety, ensuring local voices help inform decision‑making, improve services, and shape future priorities for the NCSP. By gathering this feedback, partners can better understand local concerns, identify emerging issues, and target resources where they are most needed.
The survey also plays a role in raising awareness by providing participants with clear information on how to report crime and anti‑social behaviour, as well as signposting available support services.
Survey details
- The survey takes around five minutes to complete
- Your responses are confidential/anonymised
- The survey is open for one month from 22nd June and closes 24th July
- We will share what we heard and what happens next
You can find the survey here
