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Policing and Crime

Find your Local Bobby 

Look up your local bobby and be able to contact them directly here: Hampshire Alert>> (External Link)

Are you Blue Light Aware?

Ever been unsure of what to do when you hear sirens while you are driving? Be blue light aware and watch this short video for advice and tips:

PREVENT

Prevent is the name given to a national strategy which aims to stop people from becoming violent extremists or supporting terrorism. For more information please have a look at the Hampshire Prevent Partnership Board here: Hampshire PREVENT Partnership Board

The Home Office has developed an online training package aimed particularly at those who work in the Local Authority and Education Sectors which can be accessed via the link below:

Data

Local crime figures available at the touch of a button

A new interactive national map providing access to local crime statistics and neighbourhood policing details in local areas has been launched across England and Wales, allowing you to view figures for all crime (burglary, robbery, violence, vehicle crime and anti-social behaviour), in your area at the touch of a button.

You will also be able to see details of your neighbourhood police team, local policing priorities and information about forthcoming local events such as crime prevention meetings and local surgeries.

You can find general information and statistics about crime rates, health, education and jobs in your local area through the Office for National Statistics. Simply follow the link below and type in your postcode to learn more about your neighbourhood.

Anti Social Behaviour Case Review

Anti Social Behaviour Case Reviews (formerly Community Triggers) give victims and communities the right to request a review of their case and bring agencies together to take a joined up, problem solving approach to find a resolution.

The ASB Case Review exists to review previous actions and make recommendations through an action plan if appropriate. It does not replace the need to report incidents when they happen.

The definition of anti-social behaviour in this context is behaviour causing harassment, alarm or distress to a member or members of the public.  Generally, neighbourhood disputes (unless being used as harassment or intimidation) do not amount to criminality or anti-social behaviour and private civil remedies should be accessed by the individuals concerned instead.

Before you consider this option, please attempt to contact the Prevention and Enforcement Team and they can try and resolve issues in partnership.

You can apply for an ASB case review:

  • If you have made three or more qualifying complaints of anti-social behaviour within the last six months,
  • be five individuals in the local community who have separately reported similar incidents, where you all feel dissatisfied with the action taken and all agree that they want to raise the case review

Each of the incidents need to have been reported within one month of them taking place and you must apply for case review within six months of the latest incident. The victim can be a business, individual or a community group.

If the ASB Case Review threshold is met agencies will share information, review what action has been taken and decide if additional actions are possible.

If you wish to escalate a complaint through the Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) Case Review, please ring 101 and the information will be recorded and passed to the relevant authority.

We aim to acknowledge complaints within seven working days of receipt. We will see if your case meets the criteria and report back with next steps.

Useful links

Hampshire Constabulary

Hampshire Constabulary Website > > (external link)

Call on 101 or in an emergency always call 999

Hampshire Police and Crime Commissioner

Hampshire Police & Crime Commissioner website >> (external link)