During the spring and summer each year the Council receives complaints about young people playing ball games in public places. In general, ball games are a fun activity for young people playing them and can be a source of disturbance for those who are not. Unfortunately, this…
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Partnership Working
Delivering differently in the Havant Borough The Safer Havant partnership is a multi-agency group working together to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour in the Havant Borough. Early intervention and problem solving are two key areas that we are working on…
Posted in Tagged with: anti-social behaviour, community safety, domestic abuse, Hampshire County Council, Havant Borough Council, News, PAG, partnership, Partnership Working, reducing crime, Supporting Families
Halloween – No Trick or Treat
Download and display Hampshire Constabulary’s free poster if you want to avoid trick or treaters this year. If you do not want to be disturbed by trick or treaters this Halloween, download and print out a copy of the to…
Posted in Anti-social behaviour, Get involved, News, Policing, Safety, Young people Tagged with: anti-social behaviour, community safety, get involved, Halloween, young people
Motiv8
Summer Update – Communic8 Motiv8 exists to improve the life chances of young people. They operate community based teams to reduce the risk of offending, anti-social behaviour and disengagement from learning or employment. Motiv8 believes in developing the whole person…
Posted in Alcohol Awareness, Anti-social behaviour, Get involved, News, Young people Tagged with: alcohol, anti-social behaviour, confidence, Motiv8, reducing crime, young people
Community Trigger
What is a Community Trigger? Community Trigger gives 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. If Community Trigger threshold…
Posted in Anti-social behaviour, News, Policing Tagged with: anti-social behaviour, community safety, Community Trigger, crime, reducing crime
‘We’re watching you’
Dog owners who don’t clear up after their pets be warned Research shows dog fouling tends to occur at night because some pet owners know they will not be seen under the cover of darkness. As such, there is a…
Posted in Anti-social behaviour, Get involved, Litter, News Tagged with: anti-social behaviour, dog mess, flytipping, Havant, Havant Borough Council, Hayling Island, Leigh Park, litter, litter pick, pink poo, Waterlooville
Community Alcohol Partnership Relaunch on Hayling
The Hayling Island Community Alcohol Partnership (CAP) has re-launched its alcohol ‘education and enforcement’ campaign following a successful program which reduced reported levels of anti-social behaviour on the Island and raised awareness of alcohol issues amongst young people. The re-launch…
Posted in Anti-social behaviour, News, Young people Tagged with: alcohol, anti-social behaviour, community safety, crime, Havant Borough Council, Hayling Island, reducing crime, young people
Junior Citizen 2014
‘I am a Junior Citizen. I pledge to do my best to make my area a better place to live’ 1,160 year six students from 24 local Primary and Junior schools attended the Junior Citizen Event at Fort Purbrook in…
Posted in Anti-social behaviour, Domestic abuse, Get involved, News, Policing, Young people Tagged with: anti-social behaviour, community safety, dog mess, domestic abuse, Hampshire Constabulary, Hampshire Police and Crime Commissioner, Havant, Havant Borough Council, Junior Citizen, litter, reducing crime, safer neighbourhoods team, Southern Domestic Abuse Service, Waterlooville, young people
Plain Clothes Patrols
Havant Council plan plain clothes patrols to target people who fail to clean up after their dogs! Council rangers working in plain clothes are ready to issue irresponsible dog owners with a Fixed Penalty Notice of £75 if they fail…
Posted in Anti-social behaviour, Litter, News Tagged with: anti-social behaviour, community safety, crime, dog mess, Havant, Havant Borough Council, litter, Pick Up or Pay Up, pink poo
Anti-Social Behaviour Orders
Anti-Social Behaviour Orders can be given for a wide range of problematic behaviours, including: Being threatening and abusive towards others Being drunk and disorderly in a public place Unlawful riding of a motorcycle Causing constant nuisance in a specific place,…
Posted in Anti-social behaviour, Policing Tagged with: anti-social behaviour, anti-social behaviour orders, Hampshire Constabulary