In July 2022, Greater Manchester was awarded £453,080 to tackle anti-social behaviour and make commuting and travelling along the Fallowfield Loop and Yellow Brick Road cycleways safer.

The Safer Streets Fund, launched by the Home Office, aims to tackle issues that blight communities by putting measures in place to prevent crime and anti-social behaviour and support victims.

Wigan and Stockport have also been awarded funding, following successful bids supported by Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA).

In Manchester, the successful bid, led by GMCA and supported by Manchester City Council and Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) will see investment in tackling anti-social behaviour and improving safety on the Fallowfield Loop and Yellow Brick Road cycleways


Home Office Funding Awarded

Start of GM Safer Streets Programme

Greater Manchester is investing in a series of schemes aimed at helping women and girls feel safer when out and about in the city-region. Find out how you can get involved.

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Milestones

Home Office Funding Awarded

Start of GM Safer Streets Programme