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Scale of charges for: Annual partnership membership Developing new partnerships Re-accreditation

ABCP is the national voice for BCRPs and is the only organisation which is able to speak up for the work of partnerships.

ABCP wants to help to develop the skills, professionalism and value of partnership work and to ensure that BCRPs are able to respond professionally to increasing demands for their participation in the local community safety programme.

This means that ABCP has to charge for its services in order to ensure that it generates income and can continue to deliver high quality services to partnerships. Each partnership costs nearly £9,000 to establish (full cost of time and resources).  We do not seek to recover the full costs of establishing and servicing partnerships, but the board of ABCP has decided that the following charges will apply:

ABCP can only help to establish and accredit partnerships who agree to become members of ABCP.  We are not able to offer our services to establish partnerships for non-members.

ANNUAL PARTNERSHIP MEMBERSHIP OF AABC IS £400 FOR EXISTING PARTNERSHIPS 

DEVELOPING NEW PARTNERSHIPS

Where ABCP commences to work to help to form or establish a new partnership, the process and charges set out below will apply:

Stage One  ABCP will ascertain by way of pre-visit telephone and e-mail advice that the new partnership wishes to fully engage in establishing a partnership to the SBA standard. ABCP will tell potential partnerships what they will need to contribute towards the process and to identify the key person/s that will drive it forward. Once the new partnership has agreed to go forward, the key person will set up a meeting with all their key players

ABCP will attend an initial free visit to make a presentation and fully discuss any issues with key players. They will tell them what the process is, what the costs will be, discuss timescales and set out what the partnership will be expected to do throughout the process. This visit is important as it will be the one at which the partnership will have to make the decision to go to stage two. ABCP and the partnership need to ensure that there is a good prospect for success.

Stage Two If the partnership wishes to move forward they will agree to pay the total amount (via email confirmation) before ABCP commences work . All other costs will be met by AABC. The partnership will then receive the following: Two pre-accreditation visits, one accreditation visit, one presentation visit.  ABCP partnership codes of practice, unlimited phone and e-mail guidance, Safer Business Award certificate, (an SBA circular high quality display plaque is available for purchase if required), membership of ABCP for one year, discounted access to ABCP PI and other insurances and all other services. 

The total cost will be £850. Additional visits will be charged at £95 per day.

RE-ACCREDITATION EVERY TWO YEARS FOR SAFER BUSINESS AWARD

  • The partnership will receive the following:
  • One accreditation visit
  • One presentation visit
  • Unlimited phone and e-mail assistance
  • Safer Business Award certificate

The cost will be £95 for ABCP members. For partnerships whose membership has lapsed for less than 12 months, the cost will be £400 and membership will be back-dated to the original expiry date.  A partnership whose membership has lapsed for more than 12 months will be treated as a new partnership.

PARTNERSHIP SUPPORT

ABCP and its staff will provide free and unlimited advice, information and help to members on any matter and will seek to provide solutions if the answer is not immediately available.







Latest news


30 July 2010
Important announcement to partnerships and stakeholders

We announced recently that the Association of Business Crime Partnerships Limited (ABCP) was created following a joint board meeting between AABC and ATCM on the 3rd June. The new organisation has the support of both the Home Office and ACPO business crime. More...
24 July 2010
Update on ABCP strategy workshop

As part of the development plan for the new organisation, ABCP held a strategy workshop day at ATCM offices in London on 15th July. It was attended by representatives of BCRPs, retailers, town centre managers, police and directors of ABCP. More...
22 July 2010
Shoplifting DOWN across Eastbourne

The shoplifting action plan developed by the Eastbourne Crime Reduction Partnership (CRP) has seen a dramatic reduction in shoplifting offences across the town. More...
16 July 2010
Crime in England and Wales, 2009/2010

The latest annual crime statistics for England and Wales, produced by the Home Office are now available on their website. More...
14 July 2010
Mansfield Safer Business Partnership have cause to Celebrate

Mansfield Partnership Against Crime (MPAC) has just released the ratified crime figures for 2009/2010 that show a reduction in crime for Mansfield town centre of 20.4% over the previous year. More...
2 July 2010
Harrogate BCRP joins ABCP

Another new partnership has become a member of ABCP and joined the expanding group of partnerships we have in Yorkshire, making this one of our largest regional groups. More...
18 June 2010
Westfield Shopping Centre joins ABCP

The most luxurious shopping centre in the UK, Westfield, in Shepherd's Bush, opposite the BBC centre in west London, has become the latest partnership to join ABCP. More...
18 June 2010
ABCP is moving forward

The Association of Business Crime Partnerships (ABCP) has now been officially created following a joint board meeting between AABC and ATCM on 3rd June. The new name has been registered with Companies House and there will be a new logo and other visual changes as we move forward. More...