Liz Leffman launches local crime survey

7.29.03pm GMT Sun 4th Feb 2007

Liz Leffman launches local crime survey

Local residents across the Meon Valley are being asked for their experiences on crime and anti-social behaviour.

Liz Leffman, Lib Dem Parliamentary Spokesperson for Meon Valley, has launched a survey to listen to local people.

"Crime and anti-social behaviour can cause great concern when it happens in our area," said Liz Leffman.

"I want to find out the local facts as part of the Liberal Democrats' 'We Can Cut Crime' campaign."

The Liberal Democrats believe that there are 5 steps to a safer Britain:

• More police on patrol - don't waste billions on ID cards

• Take back our town centres - let communities close pubs and clubs that cause trouble

• Make sentences mean what they say - life should mean life

• Compulsory work and training in prison - to cut reoffending

• Better compensation for victims - paid for by prison work

Residents can download a copy of the survey here and return by post or complete the survey online using the 'Crime Survey' link on the left.

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Liz Leffman's local crime survey.