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Anti-social Behaviour Strategy 2027-30

Anti-social Behaviour Strategy 2027-30

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What forms of anti-social behaviour concern you most in your community? (Select up to three)

Groups of people hanging around in a public place

Noisy neighbours or loud parties

People being drunk or rowdy in a public place

Rubbish or litter lying around

Vehicle-related anti-social behaviour (e.g. inconsiderate/illegal parking, abandoned vehicles or excessive revving)

Graffiti

Vandalism

Other (please specify)

What do you think would make the biggest difference in preventing ASB before it becomes a serious problem? (Select up to three)

More support for young people

Better mental health support

Drug and alcohol services

Community activities

More visible enforcement

Earlier intervention with vulnerable people

Better support for families

Improved housing support

Better partnership working

Other (please specify)

When ASB is reported, what outcome is most important to you? (Rank in order of importance with 1 being the most important)

The behaviour stops quickly

Visible enforcement action

Support for victims

Working with people whose behaviour is perceived to be anti-social to help them change their behaviour

Preventing it happening again

Better communication about what's being done

If you wanted information about anti-social behaviour or how to report it, where would you expect to find it? (Select all that apply)

Official social media - eg police or council

Local news

Cornwall Council website

Devon & Cornwall Police website

Community newsletters

Town or Parish Council communications

Community Facebook groups

Local meetings/forums

Email updates

Safer Cornwall website

Other (please specify)

Based on the draft strategy, do you feel we have identified the right priorities?

Yes

Mostly

Not sure

If your behaviour has ever been described by others as anti-social, what would you like us to understand about what was happening for you at the time. What support, could have helped you?

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