Ramsgate Venues Recognised for Safety Commitment

 Businesses in Ramsgate have been recognised by Kent Police for their dedication to promoting safer socialising and reducing alcohol-related crime through the “Best Bar None” accreditation scheme.
Participating venues have demonstrated their commitment to community safety by working with police, the council, and other businesses to reduce crime. To receive accreditation, venues must meet competency standards in four key areas: venue management, staff training and care, customer safety and welfare, and customer service and community involvement.

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District Commander for Thanet, Chief Inspector Ian Swallow, said, “Businesses have a responsibility to help keep their customers safe, and by becoming part of this scheme, they can work alongside police and councils to ensure they are doing all they can to meet that aim. By striving for best practices and ensuring safe, licensed venues, Best Bar None can reduce crime and disorder associated with alcohol consumption. This also has a positive knock-on effect on Ramsgate as a whole, creating a safer environment for everyone.

The initiative is a collaborative effort to enhance safety in Ramsgate’s night-time economy, making it a safer and more enjoyable environment for both residents and visitors.

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