Anti-social behaviour

The CCGs are working with the local councils, the local police and other partners to look at anti-social behaviour issues to try and resolve them together.

As part of the new community trigger, the CCGs are statutory partners dealing with anti-social behaviour across the Chorley and South Ribble and Greater Preston areas together with the police and local authority.

The Community Trigger is part of the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014 where victims of anti-social behaviour or their representatives can request a review of how their complaint has been dealt with.

When a request is made under the  community trigger, agencies must determine if the threshold has been met and inform the requester. If the threshold is met, a case review will be undertaken by the partner agencies who will share information related to the case, review what action has previously been taken and decide whether addi­tional actions are possible.

For more information about how to activate the Community Trigger, please go to your local council web­site and search “Community Trigger” or click on one of the following links:

• Chorley - community trigger
• South Ribble - community trigger
• Preston - community trigger