You can use this service to request an Antisocial Behaviour (ASB) Case Review
The ASB Case Review allows victims and communities to request a review of how their reports of antisocial behaviour have been dealt with. To qualify for the review, the threshold must be met.
The threshold is defined as three complaints of antisocial behaviour in the last six months. Each of these three complaints must have been made within one month of each of each of the incidents taking place. We may also consider:
- The persistence of the antisocial behaviour
- The harm or potential harm caused by the antisocial behaviour
- The adequacy of response to the antisocial behaviour
The ASB case review can be requested by a victim of ASB, or another person acting on behalf of the victim (with their consent), such as a carer or family member, Member of Parliament, local councillor or other professional. The victim may be an individual, a business or a community group.
It is recommended that you read the section on ‘How will we use your information?’ before submitting an ASB Case Review application.
Before you start
To use this service, you will need:
- Name, address and contact details of the victim
- Name, address and contact details of the person representing the victim (if applicable)
- Name, address and contact details of the community group (if applicable)
- Details, dates and times of at least 3 incidents in the last 6 months
- Names of organisations the ASB was reported to
Read and understood the Public Protection and Antisocial Behaviour Team’s privacy notice