LISTENING TO COMMUNITIES: ARE POLICING PRIORITIES REFLECTING PUBLIC CONCERNS?"

Migrant and Minority Ethnic ThinkTank

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The Northern Ireland Policing Board's Community Policing Survey 2026 provides valuable insight into the issues affecting confidence in policing. Across 217 responses from individuals and organisations, anti-social behaviour accounted for 17% of selected concerns, drugs 16%, and traffic and road safety 14%. Sectarianism, paramilitary activity and hate crime also featured prominently, alongside violence against women and girls.

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