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ASB - October 2024 to December 2024
It has been decided that the Policing priority for Aspley, Bilborough and Leen Valley Wards will be Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB). This is in preparation for darker evenings, the clocks changing and Halloween and Bonfire Night. The Police will provide additional patrols around Parks and open spaces as well as Streets and public buildings and engage with youth signposting to local youth provision. We will be having monthly meetings with our partners to ensure that we are patrolling the places experiencing the most ASB. We are also working with local schools and clubs to address any concerns which provides a multi-layered problem-solving approach. We encourage any member of the public to report ASB to us on 101.
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November Update
Across the three areas during the month of October we have received 64 incidents that are ASB related. This breaks down to 22 on the Aspley Ward, 30 on Bilborough and 12 on Leen Valley. Research and analysis shows that the vast majority are related to neighbours, either noise complaints, parking issues or other boundary issues. An ASB hot spot has been identified on the Aspley ward and in particular Strelley Court. The local NPT have initiated a problem management plan in relation to ASB at this location.
A lot of these issues the Police are not the best agency to resolve, and we do find we refer a lot on to the City Council community protection team who have the powers to deal with noise and parking problems. Patrols will be stepped up over the next month as we enter the darker evenings/nights and Halloween/Bonfire night activities.