ASB Case Review

Usually, an ASB Case Review application is submitted via your local authority. However, in some areas it may be submitted through other agencies such as the Police and Crime Commissioners office.

Sometimes the action plan following an ASB Case Review isn’t as effective as professionals had hoped. However, as a victim, you can request another ASB Case Review if the ASB is still ongoing and meets the threshold.

However, you should allow reasonable time for actions to be carried out and take effect from the initial review.

Absolutely! Victim attendance is encouraged as part of the statutory guidance.

Victims should be invited to attend the initial part of the ASB Case Review to give an impact statement. You will be asked to leave after this portion of the review due to the sensitive information that will be discussed.

If you do not feel comfortable about attending in person, you can provide a written impact statement which can be read during the review. Alternatively, you can arrange for an advocate to attend on your behalf.

Sometimes local councils will have a dedicated ASB contact, try getting in touch with them in the first instance.

Then, if you would like to complain about the lack of communication, you can submit a formal complaint to the organisation that handles ASB Case Review applications.

Yes, as long as you have given consent for them to do so.

Continue to report any incidents of anti-social behaviour. However, please remember that if there is an incident that requires immediate attention do not hesitate to contact the police as action may need to be taken there and then.