Crawley Rolls Out Night Street Marshals to Tackle Nighttime Risks
Crawley is cracking down on nighttime chaos with the launch of its very own Night Street Marshals. Inspired by successes in Brighton and Eastbourne, these marshals will patrol Crawley town centre from 8pm to 4am every Friday and Saturday, making the streets safer when it matters most.
Team Effort to Boost Safety
The new Night Street Marshals scheme is a joint push by local councils, police, and partners like Street Pastors, licensed door staff, and the Business Crime Reduction Partnership (BCRP). Together, they aim to beef up existing security measures to protect residents and visitors during the busiest night hours.
On the Frontline: Helping Vulnerable and Spotting Trouble
Marshals won’t just be standing around – their key job is to spot and assist vulnerable people, prevent crime, and call in medical help if needed. Acting as the vital link between the public and law enforcement, they’ll be a reassuring presence for everyone out on the town.
Crawley’s Commitment to Crime Prevention
This bold move highlights Crawley’s commitment to community safety. By supporting vulnerable individuals and cracking down on troublemakers, the town is determined to reduce crime and make nights out safer for all.
With Crawley joining Brighton and Eastbourne in rolling out Night Street Marshals, it’s clear that public safety and a thriving nightlife are top priorities across the region.
