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Anti-social behaviour (ASB) is defined as any behaviour that causes, or is likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress to other people living in your neighbourhood.
The above definition can mean different things to different people and can range from playing your music too loud, dumping rubbish, graffiti, threatening or swearing at neighbours or passers to criminal damage, assualt or racist or homophobic abuse. This list is by no means exhaustive, anti-social behaviour can include anything which you feel affects your quality of life.
What can you do about it?
If you are suffering from anti-social behaviour then you can help yourself and us by reporting problems as soon as possible to frontline services such as the South Yorkshire Police, Berneslai Homes, Environmental Health or to your local Safer Neighbourhood Team . Keep a note of the dates and times of incidents, the names and descriptions of those involved and the details of anyone else who witnessed them.
You can contact your Safer Neighbourhood Team by leaving a message on the 'Golden Line'. The Golden Line is an automated answering machine where you can leave messages 24hr a day (anonymously if you wish). Messages will be picked up daily and assigned to officers. If you leave your name and telephone number you will be contacted to discuss your problem in more detail - in the strictest confidence of course.
What are Safer Neighbourhood Teams?
Safer Neighbourhood Teams are additional resources put in place by the Council, South Yorkshire Police and Berneslai Homes to help communities and individuals who are suffering because of the serious or persistent anti-social behaviour of others. We believe that safety is a basic right for everyone that lives, works or visits
We will not tolerate anti-social behaviour
The teams consist of Police Officers, Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) and Council Impact Wardens all working together with the community and other agencies/organisations to tackle anti-social behaviour. The teams put the needs of the community first by adopting a problem solving approach and plan specific operations to target issues.
What type of action can they take?
From the collective intelligence we receive we priorities and plan operations that can include;
High visibility patrols
Diversionary activities
Mediation
Acceptable Behaviour Contracts
Breach of Tenancy action
Fixed Penalty notices
Criminal Law proceedings
Anti-Social Behaviour Orders & Injunctions
How to contact your local Safer Neighbourhood Team
You can access your local SNT by contacting one of the following GOLDEN LINE numbers
PUBLIC GOLDEN LINE 01226 736395
Town,
Darton & Dodworth SNT
PUBLIC GOLDEN LINE 01226 736395
Darton, Dodworth, Barugh Green, Staincross, Mapplewelll, Kexbrough, Redbrook, Gilroyd, Gawber, Pogmoor, Highham
Cudworth SNT
Cudworth Police Station, Cudworth
PUBLIC GOLDEN LINE 01226 736592
Cudworth, Shafton, Grimethorpe, Brierley, Great Houghton
Royston SNT
Royston Police Station,
PUBLIC GOLDEN LINE 01226 736361
Royston,
Goldthorpe SNT
Goldthorpe Police Station, High Street, Goldthorpe
PUBLIC GOLDEN LINE 01709 832138
Thurnscoe, Goldthorpe,
Hoyland SNT
Hoyland Police Station,
PUBLIC GOLDEN LINE 01226 736457
Hoyland, Tankersley, Elsecar, Hemmingfield, Jump, Birdwell, Pilley, Hoyland Common, Blackor Hill, Platts Common
Wombwell SNT
Wombwell Police Station, Wombwell
PUBLIC GOLDEN LINE 01226 736408
Wombwell, Darfield, Middlecliffe, Little Houghton,
Worsbrough & Kendry SNT
Churchfield Police Station, Churchfield,
PUBLIC GOLDEN LINE 01226 736387
Worsbrough & Kendry, Stairfoot, Ardsley, Aldham House Estate
Penistone SNT
Peniston Police Station, Penistone
PUBLIC GOLEN LINE 012226 736387
Thurgoland,, Crane Moor, Unshelf, Greenmoor, Uthwaite, Unshelf, Cawthorne, Penistone, Cubley, Hoylandswaine, Millhouse Green, Dunfordbridge, Hazelhead , Crowedge, Hepworth, Carley Coates, Oxspring, Snowden Hill, Silkstone, Silkstone
Common, Stainborough, Hood Green, Wortley, Howbrook, Flouch, Langsett, Ingbirchworth, Gunthwaite, High Hoyland
Please Note:
The Golden Line numbers are not for use in emergencies. Anyone wishing to report an emergency or a crime in progress should dial 999 or 0114 220 2020
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