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Where is it Concentrated?

Anti-social behaviour can arise in any neighbourhood.

  • Home Office research found that in a sample of 10 local authorities taken from the least deprived areas in England, all had strategies that identified disorder issues as a concern; 16:

  • Recent Home Office analysis of data on a small sample of Crime & Disorder Audits and Strategies suggested that the more serious the anti-social behaviour problems were prevalent in the most deprived areas. 17:

Metropolitan authorities were found to be 8 times more likely to say that they had a ‘big problem’ or ‘very big problem’ than the national average. 18

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