Reporting increase in Antisocial behaviour around the Martin lane, Rochdale area

Reporting increase in Antisocial behaviour around the Martin lane, Rochdale area

If you’re looking to report increased antisocial behaviour (ASB) around the Martin Lane area of Rochdale, you’ve got a few solid routes — and it’s good you’re raising it, because Greater Manchester Police (GMP) do act on patterns when residents flag them.

Quickest ways to report ASB to GMP

1. Online (recommended for non‑emergencies) Use GMP’s official reporting form: Report antisocial behaviour → https://www.gmp.police.uk/ro/report/asb/asb/report-antisocial-behaviour/ (gmp.police.uk in Bing)

You can include:

Location (Martin Lane, Rochdale)

Times/dates of incidents

What type of ASB is happening (noise, groups gathering, vandalism, vehicles, etc.)

Any patterns you’ve noticed

2. Phone (non‑emergency) Call 101 to report ongoing or repeated ASB.

3. Emergency If the situation is dangerous or happening right now, call 999.

Other useful steps

Rochdale Council ASB Team If the behaviour involves noise, neighbours, housing issues, or environmental problems, the council can also intervene. Rochdale Council ASB reporting: https://www.rochdale.gov.uk/community-safety/report-anti-social-behaviour (rochdale.gov.uk in Bing)

Keep a simple log GMP and the council both take reports more seriously when there’s a clear pattern. Even brief notes like:

“Group of youths shouting, 10:30pm, 30 April, Martin Lane”

“Cars revving, 1am, 27 April, same location”

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PAUL ROBINSON
(GMP, PCSO, Neighbourhood Team 1. Spotland and Falinge. Rochdale North)