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Anti-social behaviour is often treated as an irritation rather than an economic problem. Major new research commissioned by the Office of the Police Chief Scientific Adviser should help change that.
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Irresponsible camping, littering, fires and obstructive parking are creating problems across the Lake District as millions of visitors headed to the national park over the summer.
Persistent anti-social behaviour is often dismissed because each individual incident can appear relatively minor.
Dog fouling can seem like one of those problems that is too small to report and too commonplace to change. It isn't.
After a period of testing and development in private beta, FixASB is now entering public beta and is available for anyone experiencing persistent anti-social behaviour to use.
We’re pleased to announce that FixASB has achieved Cyber Essentials certification, marking an important step in our commitment to keeping our systems and the information entrusted to us secure.
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CCTV has been installed at a popular park in Crawley following complaints from residents about speeding, revving engines and other forms of anti-social driving.
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Residents in Hartlepool are being urged to report anti-social behaviour in a local park following claims of vandalism, intimidation and even attacks on wildlife.
FixASB has now completed its private beta - an important milestone in the development of the service and an opportunity to thank everyone who has taken the time to test it, use it and tell us what they think.
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Residents in South Tyneside have described feeling intimidated and increasingly frustrated by anti-social behaviour and crime, with some telling the BBC that they believe offenders have little fear of the consequences.
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