Partners and strategy

Who is addressing anti social behaviour?

Buckinghamshire Community Safety Partnership (CSP)  is committed to promoting a safe and secure environment so that residents are able to live peacefully in their own communities. We work in this partnership with a wide variety of agencies across the public and voluntary sector, to tackle anti social behaviour.

The CSP is made up of:

• Fire authorities
• The police authority
• Youth offending teams
• Primary care trusts
• Local authorities
• Drug action teams
• The probation service

Most reported incidents of anti social behaviour are dealt with at a local level. In Aylesbury, Chiltern, South Bucks and Wycombe, the district councils and the police work closely together to ensure a swift and co-ordinated response to reported incidents.

There are also clear benefits of working together, across Buckinghamshire to tackle this issue. By working in partnership we can provide effective, consistent and comprehensive services and support to those suffering from anti social behaviour.  The Partnership has successfully developed a joint protocol to guide how we work and a countywide strategy detailing our joint future priorities. 

Buckinghamshire Anti Social Behaviour Strategy

This is a partnership document, running from 2010-13, with an overarching vision and 5 key priorities.

Vision - We will work together in partnership with communities to reduce anti social behaviour, create a safe environment and improve quality of life for those who live, work and visit in Buckinghamshire.

Priorities - We are committed to working in partnership to tackle anti social behaviour by:

1. Taking preventative action
2. Ensuring people feel confident that problems are dealt with effectively
3. Supporting and empowering those who are affected
4. Working with communities to address their greatest concerns
5. Dealing effectively with perpetrators