Antisocial behaviour

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Help us tackle antisocial behaviour in Harlow by telling us where antisocial behaviour is affecting you.

Use our interactive map to tell us where problems are happening, what is happening and how it affects you.

You can tell us about issues including:

  • alcohol, smoking and drugs
  • environmental cleanliness (including, spitting, feeding vermin and littering)
  • dog control (including dog waste, failure to control dogs)
  • cycling, e-bikes and e-scooters
  • cars, mopeds and motorcycles (including car meets and revving)
  • fires and fireworks
  • threatening or intimidating behaviour (including face coverings, catapults, begging and loitering)
  • trespass and unauthorised access

What happens next?

Your responses will help us understand where antisocial behaviour is happening and which issues are having the greatest impact.

We will use this evidence to consider whether further action is needed. This could include additional enforcement measures or Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPOs).

No decision has been made to introduce any new PSPOs. We want your views and evidence first.

Need to report an incident?

This consultation is not an incident-reporting service. If a crime is happening now or someone is in immediate danger, call 999. You can report non-emergency incidents to us online.

Help us tackle antisocial behaviour in Harlow by telling us where antisocial behaviour is affecting you.

Use our interactive map to tell us where problems are happening, what is happening and how it affects you.

You can tell us about issues including:

  • alcohol, smoking and drugs
  • environmental cleanliness (including, spitting, feeding vermin and littering)
  • dog control (including dog waste, failure to control dogs)
  • cycling, e-bikes and e-scooters
  • cars, mopeds and motorcycles (including car meets and revving)
  • fires and fireworks
  • threatening or intimidating behaviour (including face coverings, catapults, begging and loitering)
  • trespass and unauthorised access

What happens next?

Your responses will help us understand where antisocial behaviour is happening and which issues are having the greatest impact.

We will use this evidence to consider whether further action is needed. This could include additional enforcement measures or Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPOs).

No decision has been made to introduce any new PSPOs. We want your views and evidence first.

Need to report an incident?

This consultation is not an incident-reporting service. If a crime is happening now or someone is in immediate danger, call 999. You can report non-emergency incidents to us online.