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BROMSGROVE COMMUNITY SAFETY PARTNERSHIP

Anti-Social Behaviour - Minimum Standards

Bromsgrove Community SafetyPartnership will continue to work together to achieve year on year reductions in perceptions of anti-social behaviour by diversion, early intervention and effective enforcement. Our aim is to ensure that our residents feel their neighbourhood is a safer and better place to live and visit:

Response and Contact Management

Our Partnership organisations will:

1. Investigate and tackle every report of ASB as defined within our ASB Strategy.

2. The Police will:

  • Deploy to emergencies immediately, giving you an estimated time of arrival – aiming to get there safely and as quickly as possible.
  • Respond to every message directed to your Local Policing Team within 24 hours and where necessary, provide a more detailed response as soon as they can.
  • Answer all non emergency calls promptly.
  • If attendance at an incident is needed, we will send officers and give you an estimated time of arrival. This will be within an hour to anyone assessed as vulnerable or if you are calling about an ASB issue which has been agreed as a priority within your community at a PACT event

3. Bromsgrove District Housing Trust will:

  • Take your complaint seriously and assess your case based on your risk.
  • Provide trained staff to work with you and tell you within 48 hours who your case officer will be.
  • Treat your case as confidential and keep your information safe

4. The Council’s Environmental Health Service will respond to noise nuisance complaints within three working days.

Victim, Witness and Customer Care

Our Partnership organisations will:

  1. Treat everyone with fairness, dignity and respect and approach cases with an open mind, taking into account personal circumstances.
  2. Agree with you, if you have been a victim of ASB, how you would like your case taken forward, how often you would like to be kept informed of progress and for how long.
  3. Offer advice and practical support to victims and witnesses. If you are a repeat victim we will give you an enhanced service and personal care plan if applicable.
  4. Inform you of progress at appropriate intervals in relation to ongoing investigations. You have the right to be kept informed at least once per month, if you wish, and for as long as is reasonable.
  5. Acknowledge any dissatisfaction with the service you have received within 24 hours of you reporting it. To help fully resolve the matter, we will discuss with you how your concern will be handled, giving you an opportunity to talk to someone and agree with you what will be done and how quickly.

Community Engagement and Consultation

Our Partnership organisations will:

  1. Provide you with information on your local Policing Team. This will include, who they are, where they are based and how to contact them. We will also tell you how to report ASB to your local team and how to work with them.
  2. Provide you with information on Bromsgrove District Council Environmental Health and Environmental Services explaining how to report noise nuisance, fly tipping, fly posting and graffiti.
  3. Provide Bromsgrove District Housing Trust tenants with information on how the Housing Tenancy and ASB Team will support and tackle your issues.
  4. Provide opportunities for you and other members of your community to meet with your Local Policing Team, relevant Bromsgrove District Council staff and partner agencies in order to discuss what is being done to tackle your priorities and ASB problems. This will be done through monthly Partners and Communities Together (PACT) events for example via meetings, surgeries and other community events in your area.
  5. Provide regular updates to communities on community safety issues (newsletters, web page) including offenders brought to justice and what has been done to tackle ASB i.e. publicise arrests, convictions, new Anti Social Behaviour Orders (ASBO’s) and other results.
  6. Work in partnership to ensure Local Policing teams, Bromsgrove District Council staff and all other relevant agencies strengthen their links with the community to tackle the ASB issues that impact most on people’s lives.

As a Partnership we want to deliver the best service we can for you. If we fail to meet the standards we have set, we will always explain why it wasn't possible to do so on that occasion.

Download Bromsgrove Community Safety Partnership's ASB Minimum Standards. PDF Acrobat File

To find out more about the Bromsgrove Community Safety Partnership please contact:-

The Community Safety Team
The Council House
Burcot Lane
Bromsgrove
Worcestershire
Tel: 01527 881288 telephone us
Email: email uscommunitysafety@bromsgrove.gov.uk

 

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