This year’s overall themes theme is #MakingCommunitiesSafer, with daily themes throughout the week as follows:
Monday 18 November - Partnership Day
Tuesday 19 November - Victims Day
Wednesday 20 November - Let's Talk ASB Day
Thursday 21 November - Community Heroes Day
Friday 22 November - Young People's Day
Saturday 23 November - ASB and Health Day
Sunday 24 November - Community Action Day
We're using the week to talk about how we, and our partners, contribute to these themes and to raise awareness of the ways we deal with incidents of anti-social behaviour and the support we provide to victims.
To find out more about ASB Awareness Week, click here.
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Committed to tackling ASB and hate crime 365 days a year
Our commitment to tackling anti-social behaviour and hate crime in our communities is 365 days a year.
If you’re suffering as a result of any kind of ASB, don’t suffer in silence. Please let us know and we’ll do all we can to help you. You can report to us in a number of different ways:
· If the incident involves a crime, you should report it to the police. If it’s an emergency (property or life is at risk), dial 999.
For non-emergencies, dial 101 first and then let us know by calling 0115 746 9555.
There’s also lots of information on the ASB pages of our website and you can also download our ASB leaflet.
Could you help us to make a difference?
We have an ASB service user group made up of tenants and leaseholders who are helping us to make sure our ASB service is the best that it can be. We’re always looking for more people to join so if you’re passionate about dealing with ASB and have thoughts and ideas about how we can improve, please get in touch. Email involved@nottinghamcity.gov.uk
