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Tackling Anti-Social Behaviour Learning from experienceByAusten CuttenContentsIntroductionPage 1 Defining Anti-Social behaviourPage 2An A-Z of Anti-Social Behaviour measuresPage 4 Anti-Social Behaviour : a balanced approach?Page 8 Learning from experience : case studiesPage 10 Summary of findingsPage 15 Useful contactsPage 16 Tackling Anti-Social Behaviour Learning from experience1 IntroductionAnti- social Behaviour has gained increasing prominence both in the minds ofpolicy makers and local communities. There is a growing perception that thebehaviour of many individuals is spiralling out of control and causingconsiderable harm to others and whole communities. According to the BritishCrime Survey 2003/04 one in five people say that there is a high level ofdisorder in their area and over a quarter of the public perceive particularbehaviours such as vandalism, graffiti, litter and teenagers hanging around asa problem in their local response to this growing concern, the government has established the AntiSocial Behaviour Unit within the Home Office, tasked with driving forward anew policy agenda to tackle Anti-Social Behaviour .
Tackling anti-social behaviour –Learning from experience 5 Community conferencing: Seeks to bring together the community, the victim and the offender in a mediated forum to look at how the anti-social
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