Report it! & crisis contacts

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OTHER Useful contacts

POLICE

For reporting non-emergency items it is recommended to go to the reporting website: https://www.sussex.police.uk/ro/report/

Please note that the email contact 101@sussex.pnn.police.uk is no longer operating

OR  For non-emergency Police reporting ring 101

UNDER-REPORTING LEADS TO UNDER-RESOURCING

Antisocial Behaviour

  • Anti-social behaviour takes in a range of nuisances, disorder and crimes which affect people’s lives on a daily basis, none are acceptable.
  • It is defined in the 1998 Crime and Disorder Act as ‘acting in a manner that caused or was likely to cause harassment alarm or distress to one or more persons not of the same household’.
  • This behaviour is broken down into four main categories; the misuse of public space, disregard for community/personal wellbeing, acts directed at people, and environmental damage.

Student Issues

Brighton and Sussex Universities employ community liaison staff to assist in resolving problems involving students in the community. Where the behaviour of students is found to be unacceptable, they do have a range of substantial sanctions which they may use.

Sussex University: Lucy Walker         Lucy.Walker@Sussex.ac.uk

Brighton University: Andy Keeffe:          A.W.B.Keeffe@brighton.ac.uk

If you are not sure which establishment your student neighbours attend, contact the above and they will normally be able to find this out.

Houses in Multiple Occupation

Not all shared houses are student houses – many young professional people house share across the city. Most HMO’s need to be licensed with the council, and licence conditions include reference to prevention of nuisance/antisocial behaviour. HMO’s in St Peters & North Laine are also subject to additional conditions. For more information, look HERE    A list of licensed HMO’s across the city can be viewed HERE 

If you have any questions about HMO’s, or think that an HMO in your area in not licensed, contact the Private Sector Housing on (01273) 293156 or  by e-mail on psh@brighton-hove.gov.uk

Fly Tipping

Flytipping is the illegal dumping of waste items or material. It is a source of neighbourhood blight and can attract significant penalties following prosecution. The council and police will seek to prosecute for flytipping where the evidence is available, but for this they rely substantially on community members coming forward to report. If you see somebody tipping waste in your area, try to get any information about them – particularly vehicle type and registration if a vehicle is involved. If flytipping is ongoing you can report to the police on 999. If you are reporting it after the event, you should call the council on 01273 292929  use the council online reporting for HERE or email cityclean@brighton-hove.gov.uk

 

2 thoughts on “Report it! & crisis contacts

  1. Derek Wright says:

    Can you help me by directing me to how you organised yourselves to work with the council to remove graffiti in the London Road Area , who did you deal with?
    Regards

    Derek Save Madeira Terraces Campaign.

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