1. ASB WORKSHOP Gail Lumsden ASB Coordinator 27 th January 2010 Appendix 1

2. RBWM ASB Team Marie Street, ASB Case Officer Position within Community Safety  Community Wardens Ambition and enthusiasm!

3. Partners Within RBWM  YOT  Environmental Protection  Youth Services  Streetcare  Parking  DAAT  Education  Social Services  Planning  CMHT Outside Agencies  TVP  Housing Associations  Fire Service

4. Community Wardens Andy Aldridge, Senior Community Warden Role in tackling ASB  Eyes & ears  Reassurance  Joint running of specific intervention sessions  Projects Number of wardens

5. ASB Levels Across the Borough

6. Maidenhead

7. Windsor

8. Levels & Types of ASB Average of 6,000 incidents reported to RBWM & TVP. Types include:  Noise  Rowdy/Nuisance – Rowdy & Inconsiderate Behaviour (RNRIB)  Vehicle Nuisance  Rowdy/Nuisance Neighbours  Public Safety & Welfare  Street Drinking  Substance Misuse

9. Type Breakdown

10. ASB Complaint Methods of receipt Initial steps  Response Times  ASB Pack Communication with complainant  Keeping them informed  Reassurance & support Identifying Perpetrator (if relevant)  Difficulties of neighbour disputes Process/steps to resolution

11. ASB Perpetrator Methods of Receipt Identifying Progressing action Aim

12. Current Caseload Open cases  Average varies, usually around 45  Small number of complicated/long running cases with a number of measures being tried step by step  Period open for Number of warning letters  2008/09 – 255 issued  Ranked top across TVP area. Current ABC stats Current ASBOs  4 in place Work ongoing

13. 3 Ways to tackle ASB Prevention Intervention Enforcement

14. Venn Diagram

15. Prevention Work to prevent ASB occurring:  Community Warden/PCSO Patrols  Youth provision  Projects Football (Wardens) Work in schools Boxing (TVP) Summer in da Hood or ‘hotspot’ fun days (Housing Associations)  Clean up days Impact of the environmental state of an area

16. Intervention Getting involved before issues escalate further:  Warning letters  ABCs With interventions attached  YOT  Litter & graffiti education  YISP  Parenting support  Mentoring (schools)

17. Enforcement Where ASB continues despite efforts:  Anti Social Behaviour Orders  Closure of premises  Seizure of vehicles (TVP)  Eviction (HA’s)  FPNs for littering  YOT orders Youth Rehabilitation Orders (30 th November 2009)  Licensing/Trading Standards action

18. Additional Methods in tackling ASB Multi-agency meetings  ASB Case Conferences Specific and separate ASB liaison meetings with relevant agencies  Morning Briefing  YISP Panel (now TYS)  NAGs  JAG  Parenting Steering Group  TAC Review

19. Crime Reduction Advisor  Surveys/Report Equipment  Covert Cameras  Sound Recording Equipment (EP)  Strykers (TVP)  Mosquito Devices

20. Summary Communication is key  Complainants & perpetrators  Residents  Our partners Identifying new options of prevention & intervention – taking ASB Team forward Continuing to utilise our full range of appropriate tools & powers Continued partnership working