East Lothian Community Planning Partnership June 2011
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East Lothian Outcome 7 continued
Short-term Outcome
Indicators
Perception of crime as a problem in neighbourhood (East Lothian Council)
Baseline
Residents Survey 2009: % identifying crime as a problem in their neighbourhood:
East Lothian (overall) Dunbar & East Linton Musselburgh East Musselburgh West
North Berwick Coastal
Identified as ‘a very serious’ or ‘quite a serious’ problem 11% 7%
10% 13% 9%
Preston-Seton-Gosford 17% Fa’side 14% Haddington & Lammermuir
1%
Young people reporting ‘I feel safe to go out in my local neighbourhood during the evening’
(East Lothian Council)
Reduced incidence of violence against women
15
Increase expected due to awareness raising / encouragement of reporting
16
Increase expected due to awareness raising / encouragement of reporting
Reduced incidence of hate crime
Number of incidents of domestic abuse involving female victims reported to the Police
(Lothian & Borders Police)
Number of hate crimes recorded by the Police (Lothian & Borders Police)
Total incidents Female
Of which were
repeat victims Diversity strand
Race
Sexual orientation Disability Gender
Transgender identification Religion/belief Age
2009/10 910 789
2010/11 1008 860
499 (63%) 543 (63%)
2009/10 41 5 1 0 0 0 0
2010/11 63 6 1 0 0 0 0
Initial increase, followed by reduction 16
Longer-term reduction
Initial increase followed by reduction 15
Overall reduction
Schools Lime Survey 2010/11: 81.4%
Increase
Overall increase
Progress targets ‘End’ target/s to 2011-12
& timescale/s Overall
reduction, with a more significant reduction in wards with higher levels
Overall
reduction, with a more significant reduction in wards with higher levels
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