Victims of Anti Social Behaviour (ASB) will be able to use the community trigger to request a review of their case. Agencies, including councils, police, local health teams and registered providers of social housing will have a duty to undertake a review of how they have dealt with a case when the complainant is dissatisfied with the outcome and the case meets our locally defined threshold.
The ASB Case Review can be used by any victim of ASB or by any person acting on behalf of a victim, for example a family member, friend, carer, councillor, MP or other professional person. This is intended to ensure that all victims are able to use the ASB Case Review. However, the victim’s consent should be sought by the person using the ASB Case Review on their behalf.
The ASB Case Review should not be used to complain about a single organisation. If your complaint is about an individual organisation you are advised to follow their complaints procedure.
Anti Social Behaviour Policy
Fylde Council have developed an anti-social behaviour policy in 2015 which is as a result of the implementation of the Anti-Social Behaviour Crime and Policing Act, 2014. The policy sets out how the council will deal with complaints of anti-social behaviour. Please download the policy here.
