PCC Michael Lane Wants Your Views on Anti Social Behaviour

We have received the below email and ask that you complete the survey (link is below at the bottom of the message) to express your views on what concerns you the most.  

Dear Hound Parish Council 

I am sending you this info as you live in Hedge End South - Bursledon, Netley or Hamble.

Police and Crime Commissioner, Michael Lane, is asking for views on which types of anti-social behaviour (ASB) are making people feel most unsafe and what actions people are currently taking on experiencing ASB.
 
Residents of Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Portsmouth and Southampton consistently highlight anti-social behaviour as one of their top concerns (52% selected it as making them feel unsafe in the most recent survey), and as an area they would like to see more of their council tax spent on.
 
Many of the activities that fall within anti-social behaviour are not strictly police matters, and establishing those that are causing most concern will help determine which organisations need to come together in order to make a real difference.
 
The ASB survey can be found at HERE and is open until 13 July 2019.  Please help share this opportunity with your community contacts and local residents.
 
Message Sent By
Mica Woodcock (Police, PCSO, Eastleigh District)