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Chairman of Police Committee presenting Highly Commended certificate to Hennessey's

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Bartalk Spring 2011  (410kb)
2011 Safety Thirst Accredited Licensed Premises  (241kb)

Welcome to Safety Thirst 

These awards are for licensed premises in the City of London. The aim is to encourage and support pubs, clubs, bars and restaurants to achieve the highest possible standards of safety and security for customers and to minimise any impact on neighbours. The Safety Thirst Awards, launched in February 2005, are open to all pubs, clubs, bars and restaurants operating in the City of London and promote those premises who make safety a priority. The City of London Police, City of London and London Fire Brigade will work in partnership with the licensing trade to support efforts to meet the Safety Thirst Awards’ standards.

We want to reduce incidents of crime and disorder associated with the excessive consumption of alcohol in City venues, whilst promoting the City of London as a safe and inviting environment in which to live, work, visit and socialise. The Safety Thirst Awards will assess and, where necessary, provide guidance on the following:

  • Olympic Preparedness
  • Good neighbourhood issues
  • Closing time and transport
  • Security and door policies
  • Staff numbers, training, qualifications and protection 
  • Staff Protection
  • Design and management of premises for crime and drug prevention  
  • Drink and drug policies
  • Special events/promoted events
  • Fire Safety

 

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There are now 116 accredited licensed premises (bars, clubs and restaurants) in the Safety Thirst scheme. A large number of these received their awards at a ceremony in the Guildhall on 15 February 2011 - four of these were Highly Commended, 32 Commended and 73 premises received Accreditation for the work undertaken to reduce Crime and Disorder in and around their premises. Only a few didn't quite make the grade and were turned down by the assessment panel, but all applicants were given individual tips as to how they could make improvements in the coming year. A list of newly accredited premises and the latest edition of bartalk can be viewed using the links at the top of this page.

 

 

The 2012 scheme

We have now launched the 2012 Safety Thirst scheme, this has an Olympic preparedness focus on the build up to the games.  Safety Thirst 2012 Application Form (385kb) please complete and return to email address below

If you have any questions about this scheme please contact the Safer City Partnership     
Tel 020 7332 3009 
Email  safercity@cityoflondon.gov.uk


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