cuckooing initiative
Haringey Council is reviewing its Anti-Social Behaviour Strategy, which includes initiatives addressing exploitation like cuckooing, to formalise its approach.
Haringey Council is undertaking a comprehensive review and update of its Anti-Social Behaviour Strategy, which aims to formalise its approach and improve oversight. Adam Browne, ASB, CCTV and Enforcement Manager, reported significant progress in the council's approach to anti-social behaviour in October 2026, noting improved multi-agency working with police, housing providers, and public health teams.
This progress includes joint operations, days of action, and the execution of closure orders, which now incorporate outreach services. The council plans to establish a new governance group as part of this strategy update, which addresses cases of exploitation related to cuckooing.
Key facts
- Haringey Council is reviewing and updating its Anti-Social Behaviour Strategy. Source
- Adam Browne reported significant progress in the ASB approach in October 2026. Source
- The ASB strategy aims to formalise its approach and improve oversight. Source
- Improved multi-agency working and joint operations are part of the ASB approach. Source
- A new governance group will be established for the ASB strategy. Source
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