Anti-Social Behaviour Policy Review

Our purpose is to give residents a firm foundation on which to build their lives.

Update: Under review - 18th July

Thank you for the feedback we received on our Anti-Social Behaviour Policy! We're pleased to share that we received a total of 5 comments from 5 survey responses. Your contributions are essential to improving this policy, and we're currently reviewing your suggestions.

📢 Here's what we heard:

  • 47% of residents thought the language in the policy was clear
  • 47% of residents thought the policy was easy to understand.

There were three core themes raised by residents around our Anti-Social Behaviour Policy:

  1. Residents would like more focus on noise-related concerns
  2. Residents would appreciate more clarity on how quickly Settle will respond
  3. Residents would like assurance that concerns will lead to meaningful action.

We're now reviewing all feedback and revising the policy based on your input. We will publish the updated version reflecting your thoughts soon.

We want to make sure this policy truly reflects residents' priorities.

You can follow this project at the bottom of this page to stay informed.

Our approach enables colleagues to work with residents, communities, and key agencies such as the police to deter and tackle anti-social behaviour, maintaining safe and good quality neighbourhoods.

The Housing Act 1988 sets out the Grounds on which a landlord can seek possession where there has been a tenancy breach, and the ASB, Crime and Policing Act 2014, details the powers registered social landlords have available to address anti-social behaviour.

This policy sets out Settle’s approach to supporting safe communities and tackling Antisocial Behaviour (ASB) so that residents can live comfortably in their homes.

To make sure the policy promotes safety, empathy, fairness, and consistency, we'd love to hear from you!

Your feedback will help shape how we continue to support residents, which is why we're inviting you to take our simple survey that should take no more than 10 minutes to complete.

📋Click the 'TAKE SURVEY' button to get started!

A note from Asha Pomroy, Neighbourhood Coach

"We’re committed to creating safe, welcoming neighbourhoods where our residents feel proud to live. We take all reports of anti-social behaviour (ASB) seriously and aim to respond in a clear, consistent, and effective way.

This policy outlines how we address and manage ASB concerns. We’ve recently reviewed it and would value your feedback, especially if you, or someone you know, has been affected by ASB.

Thank you for taking the time to share your views with us."

Our purpose is to give residents a firm foundation on which to build their lives.

Update: Under review - 18th July

Thank you for the feedback we received on our Anti-Social Behaviour Policy! We're pleased to share that we received a total of 5 comments from 5 survey responses. Your contributions are essential to improving this policy, and we're currently reviewing your suggestions.

📢 Here's what we heard:

  • 47% of residents thought the language in the policy was clear
  • 47% of residents thought the policy was easy to understand.

There were three core themes raised by residents around our Anti-Social Behaviour Policy:

  1. Residents would like more focus on noise-related concerns
  2. Residents would appreciate more clarity on how quickly Settle will respond
  3. Residents would like assurance that concerns will lead to meaningful action.

We're now reviewing all feedback and revising the policy based on your input. We will publish the updated version reflecting your thoughts soon.

We want to make sure this policy truly reflects residents' priorities.

You can follow this project at the bottom of this page to stay informed.

Our approach enables colleagues to work with residents, communities, and key agencies such as the police to deter and tackle anti-social behaviour, maintaining safe and good quality neighbourhoods.

The Housing Act 1988 sets out the Grounds on which a landlord can seek possession where there has been a tenancy breach, and the ASB, Crime and Policing Act 2014, details the powers registered social landlords have available to address anti-social behaviour.

This policy sets out Settle’s approach to supporting safe communities and tackling Antisocial Behaviour (ASB) so that residents can live comfortably in their homes.

To make sure the policy promotes safety, empathy, fairness, and consistency, we'd love to hear from you!

Your feedback will help shape how we continue to support residents, which is why we're inviting you to take our simple survey that should take no more than 10 minutes to complete.

📋Click the 'TAKE SURVEY' button to get started!

A note from Asha Pomroy, Neighbourhood Coach

"We’re committed to creating safe, welcoming neighbourhoods where our residents feel proud to live. We take all reports of anti-social behaviour (ASB) seriously and aim to respond in a clear, consistent, and effective way.

This policy outlines how we address and manage ASB concerns. We’ve recently reviewed it and would value your feedback, especially if you, or someone you know, has been affected by ASB.

Thank you for taking the time to share your views with us."

  • CLOSED: This survey has now concluded.

    Anti-Social Behaviour Policy Survey

    5 responses

    Instructions:

    The survey has 3 sections, each with 3 quick questions on the following page. After reading a section, just hit the orange button to move on.

    If you're unsure about anything, feel free to go back and check again – no pressure!

    The survey should only take about 10 minutes to complete. Thank you so much for taking part!

Page last updated: 18 Jul 2025, 04:41 PM