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Preventing antisocial behaviour

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Working to prevent antisocial behaviour

As well as tackling antisocial behaviour we also work to prevent it in the first place.

  • All new tenants are issued with a 12 month starter tenancy. We are then able to end a tenancy if its conditions are broken
  • We partner with other organisations to engage in activities and initiatives that make our communities great places to live. For example we regularly help to organise community fun days, activities for children and community litter picks. Visit our community news page for upcoming events
  • We make ongoing improvements to our neighbourhoods such as improving street lighting and installing fencing
  • We also use technology to prevent antisocial behaviour, such as using temporary CCTV cameras to deter ASB or to help us investigate.

Using technology to report noise

As well as prevention, technology can help us to gather evidence that antisocial behaviour is occurring.

When investigating noise nuisance, we will ask the person reporting to complete and return incident diary sheets. We need to have a thorough understanding of the noise that is occurring, any associated behaviour and the impact that this form of antisocial behaviour is having on the neighbourhood.

As well as completing diary sheets, we now ask customers to download The Noise App on their mobile phone. Instances of noise nuisance can be recorded and sent directly to the neighbourhood team. More information about the noise app and how to install this can be found here on The Noise App website or watch this short video.

Our partners

We are able to support and resolve antisocial behaviour through working with a range of partners:

  • Wiltshire Council
  • Mendip District Council
  • Bath and North East Somerset Council
  • Wiltshire Police
  • Avon and Somerset Police
  • Adult and Children's services
  • Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust
  • Re-Think
  • FearLess
  • Richmond Fellowship
  • Turning Point

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4 days ago
Selwood Housing

Tuesday is the deadline for customers to contribute to our 2024 Customer conversation. We use the results of these three-yearly surveys to create effective and appropriate involvement opportunities for our customers. We will also share them with the rest of the organisation so that all of our services can continue to be developed with the customer in mind. We had a great response to our last all-customer survey. You can see the results and what we did with them here: ecs.page.link/Fxivi ... See MoreSee Less

Tuesday is the deadline for customers to contribute to our 2024 Customer conversation. We use the results of these three-yearly surveys to create effective and appropriate involvement opportunities for our customers. We will also share them with the rest of the organisation so that all of our services can continue to be developed with the customer in mind. We had a great response to our last all-customer survey. You can see the results and what we did with them here: https://ecs.page.link/Fxivi
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Selwood Housing

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World Menopause Day is celebrated every year on 18th October. It was founded by the International Menopause Society which brings together the world’s leading experts on menopause and midlife women’s health to improve the experience of women globally. The theme for World Menopause Day 2024 is Menopause Hormone Therapy (commonly known in the UK as HRT) - head to their website where you can find lots of information on the topic.

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I don't think us men quite get what a physically, mentally challenging time this can be for a woman, watching my wife go though this is horrible, so I can't even imagine what it's like for her. Great to see your brining this awareness out there. Xxxx

1 week ago
Selwood Housing

Meet Luke, a multi-skilled plumber here at Selwood Housing. Day-to-day, his role includes installing boilers, radiators and heating systems. Luke has worked with us for 20 years now, starting as an apprentice, gaining experience, new skills and qualifications along the way.

Read more about his career pathway and the work he does on his meet the team profile here: ecs.page.link/vTvRE
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Meet Luke, a multi-skilled plumber here at Selwood Housing. Day-to-day, his role includes installing boilers, radiators and heating systems. Luke has worked with us for 20 years now, starting as an apprentice, gaining experience, new skills and qualifications along the way. 

Read more about his career pathway and the work he does on his meet the team profile here: https://ecs.page.link/vTvRE

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Think the houses should be checked with thermal camera to see where the heat is going

Windows that close properly would be a start. But no! You want to wait till late next year! Baring in mind you let us move in like this a year ago!!!

U can keep them out my home, finally getting my flooring put right, between them and the twat who passed the hamster rule, they have trashed my kitchen floor!!!

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