ASB week of action day 3

Dear Resident

This week is ASB week of action. However it is more than a week  campaign. It’s a call to action. A chance for all of us—police, local authorities, housing providers, community organisations, and, most importantly, residents—to come together with one clear message: anti-social behaviour will not be tolerated, and we will stand together to address it head-on.

Anti-social behaviour isn’t just loud music or public nuisance. It can mean harassment, vandalism, drug misuse, intimidation, or reckless acts that damage trust and cause fear. It chips away at people’s sense of safety, their health, and their right to enjoy their homes and neighbourhoods in peace.

During this Week of Action, we're doing more than raising awareness. 

Today’s theme 

Criminal damage including graffiti and fly tipping.

We’re working hard to keep our community clean and safe. Criminal damage can include things like graffiti, broken windows, vandalised vehicles, damaged street furniture (road signs), or smashed lights.

 These actions harm our neighbourhood and can lead to more serious problems. If you see any criminal damage or graffiti happening, or notice it afterwards, please report it. You can do this online at www.northants.police.uk or by calling 101. If a crime is in progress or there is immediate danger, always call 999. Together, we can protect and take pride in our local area.

Fly-tipping is not just illegal—it’s disrespectful to our communities. Dumped rubbish creates an eye sore on  our green spaces, poses health risks, and costs us all  time, money, and pride.

Report fly-tipping | West Northamptonshire Council

Let’s continue the momentum beyond this week. Together, we can reclaim our streets, restore pride in our communities, and make it clear that respect, safety, and community spirit are values we all share—and will defend.

📞 For emergencies or a crime in progress – call 999 📱 For non-emergencies – report online at www.police.uk or call 101

Regards

Dan