Anti-social behaviour guidance

Anti-social behaviour guidance

Neighbourhood Matters Post: Reporting Anti-Social Behaviour

What do we want the public to know?

Your local Safer Neighbourhood Team of PC Ives PC Nolan & CSO Fletcher are committed to tackling anti-social behaviour (ASB) across our communities. To target our patrols effectively, we need an accurate picture of where and when ASB is taking place. Every report helps us build that picture, identify hotspots, and direct officers and resources to the areas most affected.

This supports our local policing priorities under the West Mercia Police Community Charter and helps us take a problem-solving approach to reducing ASB and improving community safety.

How to report antisocial behaviour: Overview - GOV.UK  this link will show you who the most appropriate authority is to contact 

How do we want the public to feel?

We want residents to feel confident that their concerns matter and that reporting ASB makes a difference. Even if an incident may seem minor, the information you provide helps us identify patterns, understand community concerns, and plan targeted patrols at the times and locations where they are needed most.

What do we want the public to do?

If you witness or experience anti-social behaviour, please report it to us through Neighbourhood Matters. The more information we receive, the better we can map incidents, identify trends, and deploy patrols where they will have the greatest impact.

For non-emergency reports and updates from your local Safer Neighbourhood Team, visit www.neighbourhoodmatters.co.uk.

Together, we can help make our communities safer and reduce the impact of anti-social behaviour. #SaferNeighbourhoods #ASB #CommunitySafety #NeighbourhoodMatters