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Anti-Social Behaviour

 
The number of court-ordered sanctions including evictions, Anti-Social Behaviour Orders and prosecutions are not measures of how well a problem is being tackled.
 
What are we tackling?
  • Nuisance neighbours
  • ‘Street’ nuisance including:
    • youth nuisance
    • criminal damage
    • environmental problems
    • disorder caused by alcohol sales and misuse
  • Arson
  • Nuisance on public transport
  • The problems associated with street prostitution
 
How we tackle it.
 
Effective use of all relevant powers within the city centre to curb the effects of alcohol-related nuisance.
Establish Sheffield Safer Neighbourhood Areas.
 
Education and re-assurance
  • Use of parenting courses to support better parenting
  • Work with licensed premises to alert managers and staff to their responsibilities
  • Promotional campaigns and group-work with young people educating them to the dangers of fire-setting and making hoax calls
 
Prevention/Diversion
  • Implementation of the city’s Youth Activities Strategy
  • Use of the ‘Positive Activities for young People’ programme during times of high risk of youth nuisance e.g. summer holidays
  • Fast removal of abandoned cars, litter an graffiti
  • Erect physical barriers to deter poor behaviour in communities and protect green spaces
  • Deliver the programmes to support street prostitutes into leaving this work
  • Implement the ‘prevent and deter’ strand of the Prolific and Other Priority Offenders Strategy aimed at those young people ‘at risk’ of offending
 
Enforcement
  • Use of Anti-Social Behaviour Act Section 30 measures (the Dispersal Orders)
  • Appropriate use of Acceptable Behaviour Contracts (ABCs), Anti-Social Behaviour Orders, injunctions and possession orders
  • Appropriate use of the Fixed Penalty Notices (FPNs)
  • Effective use of powers available under the new Licensing Act
 
Re-engagement
Supporting tenants at risk of eviction or who have been evicted to change their behaviour, offering probationary tenancies after proven changes