Anti-social behaviour strategy

Below outlines our priorities for the next three years.

• Maintain a harm-centred and accessible ‘victim first’ service.
• Achieve communities where people feel safe through preventing anti-social behaviour and taking action that is proportionate and timely.
• Maintain effective partnership responses and information sharing to combat county lines, cuckooing and associated serious violence and criminality within the CSP.
• Identify improvements in our partnership response to the increasing demand of individuals with substance misuse issues, serious mental health problems/complex needs and dual diagnosis.
• Provide a robust response to domestic abuse, violence against women and girls (VAWG), hate crime and any other form of harassment and or intimidation.
• Tackle the issue of Youth ASB and the relationship and involvement that some of those young people have with county lines.
   

How will we achieve our objectives?

There are a number of key actions that we will undertake through this strategy to meet our service aims and achieve our objectives. The strategy is supported by an ASB Policy and Action Plan that provides further details on specific actions, responsibilities and timescales.