Spelthorne Borough Council

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Ashford, Laleham, Shepperton, Staines, Stanwell & Sunbury

Tackling anti-social behaviour

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• threats of violence, intimidation and harassment
• frequent noise nuisance and rowdy behaviour e.g. playing music loudly
• misuse of public space such as drug use and wrongful use of mopeds
• environmental and criminal damage including abandoned vehicles, fly tipping, graffiti and vandalism

• Get to know your local police Neighbourhood Specialist Officer and Community Support Officer – visit Surrey Police (Spelthorne) website for details.
• Keep a diary of any incidents, using the incident diary sheet and guide, that occur including the date and time of each problem, names and addresses of anyone involved and most importantly how the incident affected you.
• Go to your local Neighbourhood Panel.  These are held on a regular basis and dates can be found on the Surrey Police website and in public venues.
• In Stanwell speak to your Warden – Mick Raynor - who can advise you how he can assist.  View the Community Warden leaflet.
• Set up a neighbourhood watch scheme – contact Spelthorne Neighbourhood Watch for assistance.  View the Neighbourhood Watch leaflet. (Word 75kb)
• Speak to your neighbours to see if the problems can be sorted out before they get out of hand.  You can enter into mediation with them through Mediation North Surrey.
• If you are a housing association tenant speak to your local housing officer.  Each association has an Anti-social Behaivour Officer.

• "How to help tackle anti-social behaviour in Spelthorne" leaflet (519kb pdf)
• Anti-Social Behaviour Officer - for more information about tackling anti-social behaviour in Spelthorne
• Incident Diary Sheet and Guide to Completing a Diary Sheet