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Community Safety

Use these pages to find out how we're making the town safer for everybody.

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Anti Social Behaviour Orders (ASBOs)

example of flytipping

Anti Social Behaviour Orders (ASBOs) can be used to stop the kind of behaviour that too often 'fell through the net' when it came to calling the police and making a complaint.

If you somebody in your neighbourhood is making noise or creating a general nuisance, we can help you.

For more information about ASBOs visit the
ASBO website.

left and below: flytipping and graffiti
are two examples of anti social behaviour

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The Safer Hastings Partnership

We're one of six principal partners in this unique partnership which has focus groups tackling burglary, car crime, violent crime, drug and substance misuse, domestic violence and anti-social behaviour across the town.

Achieving a reduction in crime and the fear of crime, and improving the quality of life for local residents and visitors, is no longer the responsibility of one agency, but of local organisations working together.

Through the partnership, we're directly involved in tackling crime and the fear of crime in Hastings & St Leonards.

For more information on the Safer Hastings Partnership, please visit the Safer Hastings website.

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Security Services - Advice to Community and Business

Community advice on security is available from the Safer Hastings Partnership.

We do not provide security services to local businesses, but advice is available from several organisations via Ten Sixty Six Enterprise.

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Further Information

How to report Hate Crime - Advice and information on reporting hate crime, provided by East Sussex County Council.

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Contact Information

For further information on any matter relating to Community Safety in Hastings, please contact our Community Safety section.

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This page last updated: 07/07/2008

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