The antisocial behaviour (ASB) case review gives people who are dealing with antisocial behaviour the right to ask for a review of their case, if certain conditions are met. The aim is to look at what actions have been taken so far and decide if they are appropriate for the situation.
Antisocial behaviour case review
Who can request the ASB case review
- a victim of antisocial behaviour
- another person acting on behalf of the victim
- an individual acting on behalf of a group of residents or a community group
ASB case review threshold
An ASB Case Review can be requested if the following conditions apply, and no action has been taken to deal with the anti-social behaviour when:
- an individual makes three or more complaints about anti-social behaviour within a six-month period.
- a group of five people in a local community report similar incidents of anti-social behaviour – the individual acting on behalf of the group must have the consent from all the other individuals to start the ASB case review
To meet the criteria, incidents must:
- been reported within one month of happening
- the last reported incident must have occurred within the last six months
How to activate the ASB case review
The victim or representative can contact:
- Hampshire & IOW Constabulary on the non-emergency number 101
- council tenants and leaseholders (Portsmouth Homes)
- other Portsmouth residents safecleantidy@portsmouthcc.gov.uk
What happens next
The information will be sent to the relevant local authority. If the threshold is met agencies will share information, review what action has been taken so far and decide if further action is needed to help resolve the issue.
If you are experiencing a new anti-social behaviour issue
First, consider the safety of you and others. If in immediate danger, call the police immediately on 999. These can be situations where:
- a crime is happening
- someone is suspected of a crime nearby
- there is danger to life
- violence is being used or threatened
For non-emergency incidents of antisocial behaviour, you can report this to:
- Police via 101 or online reporting form – Report a crime | Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary
- Portsmouth City Council residents – safecleantidy@portsmouthcc.gov.uk
- Portsmouth Homes residents – Report all incidents to your Housing/Leasehold Officer
Case review statistics
2022
- Number of applications for antisocial behaviour case reviews received – 3
- Number of times the threshold for review was not met – 2
- Number of antisocial behaviour case reviews carried out – 1
2023
- Number of applications for antisocial behaviour case reviews received – 4
- Number of times the threshold for review was not met – 2
- Number of antisocial behaviour case reviews carried out – 2
2024
- Number of applications for antisocial behaviour case reviews received – 1
- Number of times the threshold for review was not met – 0
- Number of antisocial behaviour case reviews carried out – 1