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2 Feeling Safe in Staffordshire A community safety campaign from Staffordshire County Council, Staffordshire Police and the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner Staffordshire. Introduction Staffordshire is a safe place to live. In fact there s less chance of being a victim of crime in Staffordshire than ever before. Anti-social behaviour and all types of crime are in the decrease, but indications show that the percentage of people in your area who are fearful of crime may be over 25%. There s a huge gap between people s fear of being of a victim of crime and actual levels of crime, and it s a problem that everyone work together to solve. Having a better quality of life isn t just about being safer; it s about feeling safer too. And Staffordshire Police, Staffordshire County Council and the Police and Crime Commissioner want to understand why these levels of fear exist in your area so we can then co-ordinate and improve the communication people receive about crime and preventative activities. We hope that this will help people to feel safer and help reassure people that they are safer from crime than they have ever been before. How you can help Enclosed is our Partners Pack that will help you to easily install our ground breaking online application that is designed to collect information about people s thoughts. It s really easy to install just follow the instructions.

Anti-social behaviour and all types of crime are in the decrease, but indications show that the percentage of people in your area who are fearful of crime may be over 25%.

3 We have provided options for you to embed the app in your website, Facebook page or blog. Alternatively we have provided some web adverts (simple images) you can use to promote and link to a static version of the app. This pack also contains digital copies of leaflets & posters to use as appropriate. If you want printed copies of these, we can provide these too as well as large pop-up banner stands Spread the word we want to listen to everyone Please spread the word! We re very eager for as local organisations, bloggers, websites and individuals to be a part of the campaign and use the leaflets, display the posters or use the app on their website. Please forward this partners pack to whomever you think may want to help. Should you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us. The deadline for people to use the app is Friday 15 th November 2013, but you can keep the app running longer on your website if you wish we ll continue to listen How to get further support or ask questions If you need help and support in using the materials or following the instructions then please call Thomas Cox on Telephone: or Thomas.cox@staffordshire.gov.uk Thanks again. By using the information in this partners pack you will be playing a significant role in helping people feel safer in your area. Using our Listening app on your site We have created a listening app to offer people in your area the chance to easily tell us about concerns they have that matter to them. Its safe and easy to install. And we offer various options to get it up and running or linking from your website. Option 1: Embed the app button in your website or blog using the supplied code, which opens up a floating app Option 2: Embed the app button in your website or blog using the supplied code, which opens up a the app in a new browser window Option 3: Embed the app in your Facebook page Option 4: Use one of the supplied digital adverts to link to the app

This pack also contains digital copies of leaflets & posters to use as appropriate.

4 Option 5: Share the link to app directly on our website from your website, Twitter or Facebook account or in a e-newsletter or printed newsletter, etc If you have any problems following the instructions please call Thomas Cox on Telephone: or Thomas.cox@staffordshire.gov.uk for further help. Option 1 Instructions for embedding the listening app on your website or blog which will open up a floating version of the app Embedding the app is very similar to how you might embed a youtube video or similar into your webpage. To see an example of how this will work and look on your site go here Here you will see a web page, (which could be any web page, yours for example), with some information about the app. But the information on your page could be about anything whatever your website is about. Further down the page is a large square graphic information button like this This is the embedded app. When you click this, the app will float over your page and allow people to use it. We provide the app button in various sizes, so you can choose one that best fits your website. To get the app into your page, simply copy and paste of the following pieces of code into the section of your website or web page you want the app to be There are two version of the code for each size button if the first doesn t work try the second.

Option 1 Instructions for embedding the listening app on your website or blog which will open up a floating version of the app Embedding the app is very similar to how you might embed a youtube video

5 Option 1 CODES copy and paste the text in italics into your site Small Square App Button150 x 150 <input type="image" src=" alt="staffordshire Feeling Safe Survey" ble=yes,width=725px,height=880px');return false;" /> OR <a href="#" ble=yes,width=725px,height=880px');return false;"><img src=" alt="staffordshire Feeling Safe Survey" border="0" /></a> Additional suggested line to add below the app: If the app does not open, you can also access the app in a new browser window Thin long App Button 150x400

gif" alt="staffordshire Feeling Safe Survey" ble=yes,width=725px,height=880px');return false;" /> OR <a href="#" ble=yes,width=725px,height=880px');return false;"><img

6 <input type="image" src=" alt="staffordshire Feeling Safe Survey" ble=yes,width=725px,height=880px');return false;" /> OR <a href="#" ble=yes,width=725px,height=880px');return false;"><img src=" alt="staffordshire Feeling Safe Survey" border="0" /></a>

OR <a href="#" ble=yes,width=725px,height=880px');return false;"><img src="http://apps.

7 Large Square App Button 403 x 403 <input type="image" src=" alt="staffordshire Feeling Safe Survey" ble=yes,width=725px,height=880px');return false;" /> OR <a href="#" ble=yes,width=725px,height=880px');return false;"><img src=" alt="staffordshire Feeling Safe Survey" border="0" /></a>

gif" alt="staffordshire Feeling Safe Survey" ble=yes,width=725px,height=880px');return false;" /> OR <a

8 Large Full Page App Button 800 x 300 <input type="image" src=" alt="staffordshire Feeling Safe Survey" ble=yes,width=725px,height=880px');return false;" /> OR <a href="#" ble=yes,width=725px,height=880px');return false;"><img src=" alt="staffordshire Feeling Safe Survey" border="0" /></a> It is also advisable to add the following line of code below whichever code you use above as it adds an additional option for your site users to access the app If the link above fails to work, please click here to <a href=" target="_blank">open the Staffordshire Feeling Safe Survey.</a>

staffordshire.gov.uk/feelingsafe/images/design/linkimage1.

9 Option 2 Instructions for embedding the listening app on your website or blog which will open up a in a new browser window With these options, the process is the same as in Option 1 but the app will open up in a separate browser tab or browser window, depending on user s setup, as opposed to a pop up floating window like Option 1 See the image samples in the option 1 section to see what size button to expect to appear on your site Small Square App Button150 x 150 <a href=" target="_blank"><img src=" alt ="Staffordshire Feeling Safe Survey" border="0"/></a> Thin long App Button 150x400 <a href=" target="_blank"><img src=" alt ="Staffordshire Feeling Safe Survey" border="0"/></a> Large Square App button 403 x 403 <a href=" target="_blank"><img src=" alt ="Staffordshire Feeling Safe Survey" border="0"/></a> Full Page App Button 800 x 300 <a href=" target="_blank"><img src=" alt ="Staffordshire Feeling Safe Survey" border="0"/></a> It is also advisable to add the following line of code below whichever code you use above as it add an additional option for your site users to access the app Text alternative link to open in a new window If the link above fails to work, please click here to <a href=" target="_blank">open the Staffordshire Feeling Safe Survey.</a>

button to expect to appear on your site Small Square App Button150 x 150 <a href="http://apps.staffordshire.gov.uk/feelingsafe" target="_blank"><img src="http://apps.staffordshire.gov.uk/feelingsafe/images/design/linkimage2.

10 Option 3 Instructions for embedding the listening app on your FACEBOOK page The simplest way to promote the app on your Facebook page is to simply write a post about it and link through to However If you run a Facebook page, you can embed the entire app in a page on your Facebook you can see an example on our Facebook page here ADD LINK It s very easy to do, but does require us to talk you through the process one on one. So if you wish to take up this opportunity to learn how to create app pages on your Facebook, and at the same time embed the Feeling Safe app, and then please contact. Thomas Cox on Telephone: or Thomas.cox@staffordshire.gov.uk for further help. Alternatively, if you already know how to embed full page apps in your Facebook, the code to use is <iframe src=" style="width:725px; height:600px; border-style:solid; border-width:1px; border-color:#000000;" scrolling="yes" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" frameborder="0" vspace="0" hspace="0"></iframe> Option 4 Use one of the supplied digital adverts to link to the app You can use one of the jpeg images available to download at ADD LINK and simply make each of them link through to Option 5 Create a text link to the app If you do not feel you can accommodate either an embedded app or any images at all, you can simply write about the campaign and link to

uk/feelingsafe However If you run a Facebook page, you can embed the entire app in a page on your Facebook you can see an example on our Facebook page here ADD LINK It s very easy to do, but does

11 Further resources. The digital leaflet is below, and can also be downloaded from ADD LINK poster is attached Thank you We are extremely grateful for your support, and your involvement will make a gigantic difference to how people feel about feeling safe in Staffordshire. If you need help and support in using any of the materials or following the instructions then please call Thomas Cox on Telephone: or Thomas.cox@staffordshire.gov.uk

extremely grateful for your support, and your involvement will make a gigantic difference to how people feel about

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