According to the Crime Survey of England & Wales in 2020, around 39% of people have personally experienced anti-social behaviour, with Police forces in England and Wales recording over 1.4 million incidents between April 2018 and March 2019. These disturbing figures have a real impact on the quality of peoples’ lives and is becoming an ever-increasing priority for businesses, councils and housing associations with a duty to protect their properties, residents and assets.
Local authorities and Police take the lead on tackling anti-social behaviour throughout the UK. However, many public, private and social organisations are also working to prevent and respond to this growing issue, largely due to Police resources being stretched.
The CSEW survey categorised anti-social behaviour through a number of categories, which made up the majority of reported cases –
- Rubbish or litter lying around / fly-tipping
- People using or dealing drugs
- Loitering and threatening behaviour
- Drunkenness in public
- Vandalism and graffiti
- Noisy neighbour or loud parties
We have previously worked with many businesses, councils and housing associations to provide bespoke solutions to help manage anti-social behaviour, but our goal has always been to provide a specific, cost-effective service for our customers.
Through continuous research and improvements through our development team, we are proud to introduce our new Anti-social Behaviour Surveillance service, designed to further reduce these issues by specifically targeting this problem with a dedicated and streamlined solution.