Anti-Social Behaviour Strategy
Haringey Council is reviewing and updating its Anti-Social Behaviour Strategy to formalise its approach and improve oversight.
Haringey Council is undertaking a comprehensive review and update of its Anti-Social Behaviour Strategy in October 2026, aiming to formalise its approach and improve oversight. Adam Browne, ASB, CCTV and Enforcement Manager, reported significant progress in the council's approach to tackling anti-social behaviour over the past 12-18 months.
This progress has been marked by improved multi-agency working with the police, housing providers, and public health teams. Joint operations, including days of action and the execution of closure orders, have been a key feature, with these orders now incorporating outreach services.
Key facts
- Haringey Council is undertaking a comprehensive review and update of its Anti-Social Behaviour Strategy in October 2026. Source
- The review aims to formalise the council's approach and improve oversight. Source
- Adam Browne, ASB, CCTV and Enforcement Manager, reported significant progress in the council's approach over the past 12-18 months. Source
- Progress includes improved multi-agency working with police, housing providers, and public health teams. Source
- Joint operations and closure orders, now with outreach services, have been key features. Source
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