A place risk profile
Hotspots, recurring patterns and vulnerabilities, with gaps in the available evidence made clear.
ASB PREVENTION · SECURITY · PUBLIC REALM
Understand why problems persist. Build a plan that works. Bring the right people together to make it happen.
Independent advice for housing providers, councils and place managers tackling anti-social behaviour, crime and perceptions of insecurity.
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THE SIGNATURE REVIEW
Safer Place 360 brings evidence, lived experience and the physical environment into one practical assessment.
For a location where ASB complaints persist or security concerns are affecting how people use the space, the review explores the causes, gaps and opportunities for change.
WHAT YOU TAKE AWAY
Hotspots, recurring patterns and vulnerabilities, with gaps in the available evidence made clear.
Immediate improvements and longer-term interventions, with indicative costs and delivery responsibilities.
A 90-day action plan and 12-month roadmap, with measures to track progress and review impact.
OUR APPROACH
People, places and management practices shape what happens in a location. Each review examines how they work together.
Incident patterns, complaint history, repeat locations and the results of previous interventions.
Resident and user perspectives, confidence in reporting, accessibility and perceptions of safety.
Visibility, lighting, movement, access, maintenance and the use of shared spaces.
Reporting routes, responsibilities, partnership working, existing measures and follow-through.
FROM REVIEW TO RESULTS
WAYS TO WORK TOGETHER
Commission a focused review or bring in support to turn an agreed strategy into a deliverable programme.
A structured diagnostic for an estate, public space or problem location.
Practical help to organise and deliver the changes your location needs.
Develop the evidence, intervention logic and delivery arrangements behind an investment proposal.
EXPERIENCE THAT CONNECTS THE DOTS
Wulfrun brings together community safety, designing out crime, public realm improvement and programme management.
The experience behind the consultancy includes leading six Home Office Safer Streets programmes and managing £5.5 million of government investment, working across police, local authorities, housing providers, voluntary organisations and communities.
That perspective connects assessment and intervention design with funding, procurement, governance and the realities of implementation.
Professional experience prior to these consultancy services.
THE RIGHT TOOLS FOR THE PLACE
Every site calls for a different blend of design, security and management. Explore the measures that may form part of a risk led plan.
Assess coverage, colour rendition, shadows, sightlines and the relationship between planting, routes and lighting. Recommendations may include better positioned lighting, maintenance and clearer views.
Consider fencing, secure gates, access control and the role of bollards or barriers where the risk calls for them. Design for legitimate movement, emergency access and long-term management.
Review camera purpose, coverage, monitoring, signage, maintenance and the response process. CCTV is considered alongside natural surveillance and the people responsible for acting on information.
Address neglected spaces through landscaping, repairs, waste and cycle storage, clear ownership, active use and ongoing stewardship. Small changes can support wider interventions.
Where relevant, assess doors, windows, locks, glazing and other products against applicable tested and certified standards, with appropriate technical specialists.
Connect physical measures to reporting, resident engagement, targeted activity, maintenance schedules, funding and a clear delivery plan.
Assessments can draw on the current Secured by Design guides for homes and other settings. Where a product specification is appropriate, relevant examples include PAS 24:2022 for doors and windows and LPS 1175 for rated security products. The applicable standard and rating depend on the risks and the latest guidance. A Wulfrun review does not itself confer Secured by Design accreditation.
CASE STUDIES
Examples of the challenge, intervention and results, shared when approved for publication.
New case studies will appear here as projects are approved for sharing.
ONE PLACE IS A GOOD PLACE TO START
Begin with a location, the problem you want to understand and the change you want to see.
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