The Antisocial Behaviour Case Review / Community Trigger

ASB Case Reviews in Lincolnshire

Each year we publish information on the number of Antisocial Behaviour Case Review (formally known as the Community Trigger) requests received by district councils across Lincolnshire.

It continues to be a key part of the Anti-social Behaviour, Crime & Policing Act 2014 that came into effect on Monday 20th October 2014.


The Antisocial Behaviour Case Review Annual Report – 2023/24

The purpose of this report is to provide an annual update on how the ASB Case Review is being used across Lincolnshire.

The following information is for the 12-month period from 1st April 2023 to 31st March 2024:

  • the number of applications for an ASB Case Review – 19
  • the number of times the threshold for review was not met - 11
  • the number of ASB Case Review Panels carried out – 6
  • the number of ASB Case Reviews that resulted in recommendations being made - 6

1 review panel was arranged, but the applicant withdrew from the process before it was held so it did not take place - it is not included in the results.

1 review panel will take place during Q1 24/25, so it has not been included in the results.

A copy of the Antisocial Behaviour Case Review policy and procedures for Lincolnshire is available upon request. The policy has been developed with the guidance of ASB Help (a national charity providing advice and support to victims of ASB), through their PLEDGE scheme. This seeks to encourage all agencies involved in the process to embed best practice into their policy and procedures.

Download the ASB Case Review annual report for 2023/24