Business Crime Reduction Partnership
What is the BCRP?
The Business Crime Reduction Partnership (BCRP) is a crime prevention scheme for local businesses committed to working together to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour.
Their aim is to make towns and cities a safer place to work, visit, study and shop, while enhancing the appeal of the area, bringing in new investment and in turn increasing customer footfall.
The scheme is supported by Disc, an intelligence‑sharing platform that enables members to:
- View photo galleries of known offenders
- Access and share real‑time intelligence
- Submit incident and crime reports directly to the police
- Record and monitor exclusion notices
The BCRP currently operates in Chesterfield, Bakewell, Matlock, Staveley and Derby City. It is available to all businesses across Derbyshire and Derby City.
What are the member benefits?
- Increased employee and visitor security
- Intelligence gathering and sharing with local businesses
- Quick and easy online reporting direct to the police
- Exclusion scheme for persistent offenders
- Regular meetings with police, CCTV and other
Stay Informed
Alerts and e-newsletters keep members up to date with criminal activity, crime trends and scams. The BCRP facilitate meetings for local areas, districts and county with representatives from each area from the members. The members are the driving force for the BCRP, giving businesses a voice to improve their local area.
Meet the BCRP Team
| Jackie Roberts | BCRP Programme Lead |
| Lorraine Furlong | BCRP Assistant - Engagement |
| Laura Cowley | BCRP Assistant - Administrator |
The BCRP Team is managed by the OPCC’s Commissioning and Partnerships Manager
To understand more about membership and its benefits contact the BCRP via email: [email protected]
Stronger Together: the BCRP and the Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner
In Derbyshire, the BCRP operates within the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner under the strategic oversight of Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Nicolle Ndiweni-Roberts.
By working in partnership in this way, the BCRP can leverage the conveying power of the PCC and can offer enhanced representation for the business community at regional and national forums, enabling stronger advocacy on issues such as prolific offenders, safer high streets, and criminal justice outcomes. This means BCRP members feed into work shaping policing and partnership strategies that affect residents and business in Derbyshire and Derby City.