ASB Case Review

The ASB Case Review process

In Essex, a person can normally use the ASB Case Review process if they have suffered three incidents of ASB within the last six months and believe inadequate action has been taken. However, if the ASB is of a Hate Crime nature, then the threshold will usually be one incident within the last six months where the victim considers inadequate action has been taken.

More information and details of how to initiate an ASB Case Review in your area can be found on your council or unitary authority’s website. The list below provides links for each area in Essex.

ASB Help also have information about the ASB Case Review process ASB Help | Advice & support for Victims of Anti-Social Behaviour.

If you are unhappy with the conclusion of the review, you are able to appeal to the chair of your local Community Safety Partnership, and the Office of the Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner will be notified.

The local PFCC must also be consulted on the ASB Case Review procedure when it is established and whenever the procedure is reviewed.

In Essex, we have made provision for the PFCC to be notified of appeals by the Chair of the local Community Safety Partnership, acting as an independent body if necessary.