Welcome to CABC
Cardiff Against Business Crime (CABC) is the name of the Business Crime Reduction Partnership (BCRP) in Cardiff. It was established by FOR Cardiff BID (Business Improvement District) in 2017 and accredited in 2019 by the National Association of Business Crime Partnerships (NABCP) to deliver projects and initiatives to detect and reduce crime and ASB in the city centre. Our most recent reaccreditation was in January 2025.
Local businesses work in partnership with South Wales Police, Cardiff Council, FOR Cardiff BID, and other stakeholders to make Cardiff city centre safer and more welcoming for those living in, working in, and visiting the city.
Recent News
Chair Re-Elected and New Vice Chair Appointed for Cardiff Against Business Crime
Cardiff Against Business Crime (CABC) has confirmed the re-election of its Chair, alongside the appointment of a new Vice Chair, reinforcing the organisation’s continued commitment to supporting businesses and tackling crime across Cardiff. Cliff Vanstone, Head of John Lewis and Partners Cardiff, has been re-elected as Chair of CABC, continuing in the role after a successful previous term. During his tenure, he has strengthened partnerships with local […]Read More »
Cardiff Against Business Crime renews National Standards Accreditation
Cardiff Against Business Crime renews National Standards Accreditation Cardiff Against Business Crime (CABC), a Business Crime Reduction Partnership operating within FOR Cardiff, has successfully renewed its National Standards Accreditation. This accreditation recognises the partnership’s continued effectiveness in reducing business-related crime and its commitment to delivering tangible benefits for the local business community in Cardiff city centre. […]Read More »
Representatives from UK’s flagship high streets call for urgent action on safer high streets – warning Government promises risk falling short
Representatives from UK’s flagship high streets call for urgent action on safer high streets – warning Government promises risk falling short High Streets UK warns that, without urgent reform, current systems cannot deliver on Government ambitions to tackle high street crime. The group has published a four-point policy proposal, including ringfenced policing for flagship destinations; criminal […]Read More »
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