street-scene harm
Haringey Council is reviewing its anti-social behaviour strategy and establishing a new governance group.
Haringey Council is currently reviewing and updating its anti-social behaviour (ASB) strategy, aiming to formalise its approach and improve oversight. A new governance group will be established to support this. The council's ASB, CCTV and Enforcement Manager reported significant progress in multi-agency working, including joint operations and closure orders with outreach services.
Street-scene harm refers to harm or nuisance occurring in public spaces. Haringey Council's efforts include improved multi-agency working with police, housing providers, and public health teams, as reported by the ASB, CCTV and Enforcement Manager in October 2026.
Key facts
- Haringey Council is reviewing and updating its anti-social behaviour strategy. Source
- A new governance group will be established by Haringey Council to enhance its anti-social behaviour strategy. Source
- Haringey Council's ASB, CCTV and Enforcement Manager reported significant progress in multi-agency working in October 2026. Source
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