Crime and Anti-Social Behaviour
The term 'anti-social behaviour' relates to a wide range of behaviour that can blight the quality of life for communities. It is a broad ranging issue and covers a variety of behaviours.
The following are examples of anti-social behaviour;
- Criminal damage / vandalism
- Threatening behaviour or harassment
- Abandoned vehicles
- Neighbour disputes
- Youth nuisance
- Noise
- Fly tipping
- Dog fouling
Latest Updates:
Abandoned Vehicles
Information of the Council's powers in connection with abandoned vehicles and how to report an abandoned vehicle
25/09/2006
Neighbour Nuisance
We will try to resolve nuisance problems without taking court action if possible
26/07/2006
Graffiti
Winchester City Council strives to remove unsightly and obscene graffiti from publicly owned buildings and subways within the district
06/07/2006
In this section:
Reducing the risk of crime
Although it is the job of the police to fight crime, we can all help to bring crime down. Most crime is against property, not people, and not many crimes are carefully planned.
24/07/2006
