The Safer BCP Partnership, comprising BCP Council, Dorset Police, National Probation Service, and local organizations, is conducting a survey to shape its new anti-social behaviour (ASB) strategy. ASB includes various disturbances like harassment, nuisance behavior, and environmental issues. The confidential survey seeks public input on experiences and perceived effectiveness of existing measures. Despite an 18% decrease in ASB last year, the partnership aims for further reductions. Residents are encouraged to contribute before the survey closes on July 12, 2026. Additionally, they can report ongoing ASB issues on the BCP Council’s website.
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