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The Adur Community Safety Partnership

Say no to anti-social behaviour in Adur

  • To report anti-social behaviour call :
    (01273) 263356 (24 hour answerphone)

What is anti social behaviour?

The Crime and Disorder act (1998) defines it as acting in a manner that caused or was likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress to one or more persons not of the same household as the complainant.

Say not to anti-social behviour in Adur logoThis can include :

  • Graffiti
  • Criminal Damage
  • Harassment/intimidation
  • Misuse of vehicles
  • Rowdy/nuisance behaviour
  • Anti-social drinking

The safer Adur Team is committed to improving the lives and the confidence of those who live and work in Adur.

What is the safer adur team doing?

By adopting a multi agency approach, the Safer Adur Team is confident that it can reduce anti-social behaviour in Adur :

  • Drug and alcohol education is being delivered to local schools by the Community Drug and Alcohol worker and the police School's Liaison Officer
  • Detached youth workers are out and about developing relationships and promoting positive activities with the more isolated youths in Adur
  • Police Community Support Officers (PCSO) are out on the streets, listening to local residents and actively challenging anti-social behaviour
  • Street Briefings are being held in the streets where ASB is happening
  • Acceptable Behaviour Contracts (ABCs) are being drawn up and Anti-Social Behaviour Orders (ASBOs or ASBO) are being applied for jointly by Sussex Police and Adur District Council

What can you do?

We believe the key to reducing anti-social behaviour is to work closely with the local community. We need you to :

  • If a crime is in progress, call 999
  • Call the Anti-Social Behaviour Hotline on (01273) 263356. This is a 24 hour message service. You don't have to leave your details but if you do, we will contact you within two working days
  • Talk to your PCSO. You can find out who your local PCSO is by logging onto the Sussex Police website or by calling your local police station
  • Keep a log of the incidents including times, dates and descriptions of the perpetrators. We can supply you with an incident diary to help you do this

Contacts

  • anti-social behaviour direct reporting line : (01273) 263356
  • Anti-Social Behaviour Co-ordinator : (01273) 441595
  • Anti-Social Behaviour Caseworker : (01273) 446402
  • Community Safety : (01273) 446401
  • Community Drug and Alcohol Worker : (01273) 441215
  • Sussex Police : 0845 60 70 999, ext 82319
  • School Liaison : 0845 60 70 999, ext 82301
  • Crime Prevention Officer : (01273) 665832
  • Detached Youth Worker Team : (01273) 665866
  • West Sussex Fire And Rescue : (01273) 592345

The Safer Adur Team

The Safer Adur Team is made up of representatives from Adur District Council, The Detached Youth Work Team, Sussex Police Communities Against Drugs, The Fire Service and West Sussex County Council. For more information see the Safer Adur Team webpage.

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Contact details :

To report anti-social behaviour call :
(01273) 263356
(24 hour answerphone)

Adur Community Safety Partnership,
Adur District Council,
Civic Centre, Ham Road,
Shoreham-by-Sea,
West Sussex, BN43 6PR
Tel : (01273) 263356
Fax : Please ring
Minicom : (01273) 263060
Send the CDRP an e-mail
website : www.adur.gov.uk

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Related sections on this website :

Communities against drugs :

Graffiti and vandalism :

Noise complaints :

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Related external websites :

Sussex Police (www.sussex.police.uk)

Respect - give respect, get repsect (www.respect.gov.uk)

Together - tackling anti-social behaviour (www.together.gov.uk)

Crime Stoppers (www.crimestoppers-uk.org)

Victim Support (www.victimsupport.org.uk)

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