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Includes how to report antisocial behaviour, like nuisance noise, vandalism or abandoned vehicles, reporting antisocial behaviour anonymously, getting support.
Antisocial behaviour is behaviour that causes harassment, alarm or…
Report antisocial behaviour to the police if you feel threatened or you…
Go to your council website to report: a noise nuisance – including loud…
If there’s antisocial behaviour in your building, how you report it…
You’re likely to be asked to give more details when reporting antisocial…
You can get support to deal with antisocial behaviour from: ASB Help…
The guidance explains the neighbourhood planning system introduced by the Localism Act, including key stages and considerations required.
This collection brings together all the notes on neighbourhood planning.
Documents and guidance relating to the £1.5 billion Plan for Neighbourhoods programme, which will bring communities together, improve living standards and give people in 75 places more of a stake in their future.
The government has announced £1.5 billion funding for 75 selected communities through the Plan for Neighbourhoods.
Recognising the importance of neighbourhood as a determinant of well-being in later life and its crucial role in supporting older people&rsquo…
Local planning authorities can now claim for the costs they incur in meeting their neighbourhood planning duties in 2024-25.
This page provides more information about the Know Your Neighbourhood Fund.
Statistics on residency-based school absences and attainment data for pupils by gender, free school meal eligibility and ethnicity.
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