During Anti Social Behaviour Week, Wirral's Community Safety Team and partners from other organisations stepped up activity around the borough to help educate residents on how to report incidents of anti-social behaviour.
A series of inspirational events starting on 25 November - the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls - are planned in Wirral as part of 16 days of action.
Wirral Council is looking to raise awareness among residents of fraud - how people can identify it and protect themselves and local services from falling victim to it.
During the week there are several community engagement activities planned including door-knocking sessions to reassure residents and provide them with information on how to report ASB.
With the busy festive season drawing near, the week of action focuses on knife-enabled robbery, to reduce the impact this high-harm crime has on local communities.
The aims of the order are to address particular behaviours that residents have complained to the authorities about over a period of time. This includes people who are committing anti-social behaviour covering their faces to hide their identities.
Residents in the three EVOLVE Wirral areas joined representatives from the council, Merseyside Police, Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service and other partners in taking part in Environmental Action Days.
More than 700 people have been arrested and hundreds of thousands of pounds of drugs have been seized following the implementation of a strategy to combat serious and organised crime in parts of Wirral
Wirral residents are invited to pledge their commitment to the national anti-violence message and share feedback on the Knife Angel on display in Birkenhead Park.
A 27-foot-high sculpture of an angel is set to come to Wirral in July as part of a nationwide campaign tour highlighting the reality of knife and other violent crime.
