Strategic ASB and Street Scene Governance Group
Haringey Council is reviewing its anti-social behaviour strategy, aiming to formalise its approach with a new governance group to improve oversight.
Haringey Council is undertaking a review and update of its strategy for tackling anti-social behaviour (ASB), aiming to formalise its approach and improve oversight. This includes plans for a new Strategic ASB and Street Scene Governance Group to oversee ASB and street-scene harm. Adam Browne, ASB, CCTV and Enforcement Manager, reported in October 2026 that significant progress has been made in the council's approach to ASB over the past 12-18 months, including improved multi-agency working.
The council's efforts have involved joint operations with police, housing providers, and public health teams, including days of action and closure orders that now incorporate outreach services. The proposed governance group is intended to further enhance the council's formal approach to managing anti-social behaviour and street-scene harm.
Key facts
- Haringey Council is reviewing and updating its anti-social behaviour strategy to formalise its approach and improve oversight. Source
- The council plans to establish a new Strategic ASB and Street Scene Governance Group as part of this strategy update. Source
- Adam Browne, ASB, CCTV and Enforcement Manager, reported improved multi-agency working on ASB in October 2026. Source
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