Bromsgrove District Council is supporting Anti-Social Behaviour Awareness Week to highlight the impact of anti-social behaviour on local communities and the support available to victims.
The national campaign runs from 29 June to 5 July and brings together councils, police, housing providers and community groups to tackle anti-social behaviour across the country.
Council Response and Partnership Working
The council's Community Safety Team, part of the North Worcestershire Community Safety Partnership, will use the week to highlight support available to victims and the actions taken to address persistent issues.
Cllr Peter Whittaker, Portfolio Holder for Environmental Services and Community Safety, said: "Anti-social behaviour can have a serious impact on people's daily lives, and we take it seriously and will act. By working together with our partners and the community, we can continue to make Bromsgrove a safer and stronger place for everyone."
How to Report Anti-Social Behaviour
Residents are encouraged to report anti-social behaviour as soon as possible. Incidents can be reported to the police, local authority, housing association, or Worcestershire Regulatory Services.
For more information, residents can follow Bromsgrove District Council on social media or visit the North Worcestershire Community Safety Partnership website at nwcsp.org.