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Title: SAFER STOCKTON PARTNERSHIP


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SAFER STOCKTON PARTNERSHIP
Agenda Item No 8 Safer Stockton Partnership 14
February 2012
  • Anti-Social Behaviour

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Performance Measures
  • Reduce repeat callers to the Police, MAASBT and
    RSLs.
  • Reduce the perception that ASB is a serious
    problem.
  • Reduce Anti Social Behaviour in the top five
    wards.
  • Stockton Town Centre
  • Mandale Victoria
  • Hardwick
  • Parkfield Oxbridge
  • Newtown.

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Reduce repeat callers Action
Identification
Shared with MAASBT
Review
NPT Officer attends
JAG sets actions
Problem Solving Plan developed
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Reduce the perception that ASB is a serious
problemAction
  • Participants felt that ASB applies to both
    younger and older people and doesnt just sit
    within one generation.
  • All three groups identified bad language,
    littering, graffiti, drug dealing, noise nuisance
    and verbal abuse as ASB and highlighted that ASB
    is intimidating and causes distress.
  • Although all participants noted the Police to be
    the main reporting avenue, they expressed that
    they would not like to report ASB to the police
    due to the general feeling of wasting police time
    with the low level offences.
  • All three groups highlighted the fact that young
    people dont have anything to do a lot of the
    fields that were once accessible to young people
    are now housing estates, so therefore young
    people tend to roam the streets and cause ASB.
  • The adult groups both highlighted the idea of
    perceptions and how young people may not see
    something as ASB but an adult would.
  • 6 participants either strongly agreed or agreed
    that the police and other local public services
    inc. council are successfully dealing with ASB in
    the local area, 7 either disagreed or strongly
    disagreed and 6 participants did not know.
  • 10 participants thought ASB levels has increased
    in their area, 2 noted that it had decreased and
    9 expressed that they thought it had stayed the
    same.
  • Participants expressed main reasons for feeling
    safe in their neighbourhood are Police/PCSO/LA
    patrols, neighbours looking out for each other,
    good youth engagement and supervision, no cold
    calling zones and parish council paying for NES
    officers.

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Reduce Anti Social Behaviour in the top
five wardsAction
  • Stockton Town Centre
  • High Street
  • Mandale Victoria
  • Mansfield Avenue
  • Hardwick
  • Tithe Barn Road
  • Parkfield Oxbridge
  • Yarm Road
  • Newtown
  • Zetland Road

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Problem Solving Plans
  • SARA
  • PAT
  • POP

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Performance
  • Reduce repeat callers to the Police, MAASBT and
    RSLs
  • Police - Currently average 2 per day (5 of all
    reported ASB)
  • Reduce the perception that ASB is a serious
    problem
  • No survey within this quarter. New Regional
    Resident Survey is in the process of being
    finalised to take place June 2012.

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Performance
  • Reduce Anti Social Behaviour in the top five
    wards

Ward Police Police MAASBT MAASBT
Stockton Town Centre 1937 - 4 395 6
Mandale Victoria 1031 10 104 - 32
Hardwick 731 - 15 97 24
Parkfield Victoria 733 - 15 52 2
Newtown 637 - 13 70 17
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Recommendations
  • Identify Street level hot spots
  • Develop a geographical rather than thematic
    approach

10
Overall Performance
  • Anti-Social behaviour (Police data)
  • Year to date 701 less incidents
  • Year to date 5.6 reduction
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