Corporate Plan 2012 - 2015 - Lambeth Council

Outcome High level measures Equality priorities Indicators
A reduction in the fear of crime and
ASB relative to other similar
boroughs
A sustainable environment that
is clean and pleasant
Communities work with the
council and each other to
improve their neighbourhoods
and foster self-reliance
Residents remain confident in the
council’s ability to maintain the
public realm
Resident perceptions of Lambeth’s
parks and open spaces are
improving
Sustainability in Lambeth is
improving
Residents are more active within
their communities
Residents feel more engaged with
service delivery and decisions
Reduction in violence (inc. sexual
violence) against women and girls
Reduction in the experience and
incidents of crime involving young
people
Reducing LGB hate crime
Increased use of parks by ethnic
minority residents
Increased re-cycling by residents
in social housing
Increase joint working between
the council and residents who
have ESOL, are Polish or
Portuguese
Increase in young people'
participation in community
focused activities
entrants to the Youth Justice System
Reduce incidents of violent crime
Reduce incidents of property crime
Reduce the rate of repeat incidents
of domestic violence
Reduce the percentage of residents
who are concerned about crime and
ASB
Residents who have experienced
crime (as a victim or witness)
Reduce the serious knife crime rate
Increase recycling to achieve the
London-wide target for recycling
municipal waste
Reduction in residual household
waste
Reduction in carbon emissions from
core council buildings and street
lighting
Improved street and environmental
cleanliness
Resident perceptions of litter and
rubbish as a problem
Use and opinion of recycling
services
Resident perceptions of road and
pavement repairs
Overall satisfaction with the council
The percentage of residents who
feel they are able to influence local
decisions
Young people’s knowledge of the
council
Civic participation: the percentage of
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