Tackling anti-social behaviour – reasons for satisfaction and dissatisfaction

• Respondents who feel satisfied with the council’s approach to tackling anti-social behaviour feel there are not many issues (12%) and the council responds efficiently (6%)
• Those who are neither satisfied nor dissatisfied with the council’s approach to anti-social behaviour have not experienced many issues (12%), feel that the council has not efficiently stopped it (8%), or do not see the council tackling anti-social behaviour (5%)
• Respondents who are dissatisfied feel it is not addressed or dealt with adequately (50%), the process of reporting is too taxing, and the issues are continuous (both 8%)

This table shows that
12% of respondents are satisfied with the council’s approach to tackling anti-social behaviour as there are not many issues
6% feel the council have responded to issues efficiently
5% feel the council has taken some steps, but more could be done
6% feel satisfied for other reasons
72% did not leave a relevant comment

This table shows that
12% of respondents feel neither satisfied nor dissatisfied with the council’s approach to tackling anti-social behaviour as they have not experienced many issues
8% feel the council has not efficiently dealt with/ stopped anti-social behaviour
5% say they do not see the council tackling anti-social behaviour
4% have experienced anti-social behaviour in their area
5% feel neither satisfied nor dissatisfied for other reasons
53% did not leave a relevant comment

This table shows that
50% of respondents are dissatisfied with the council’s approach to tackling anti-social behaviour as they feel it is not addressed/ dealt with adequately
8% feel the process of reporting is taxing
8% also feel the issues are continuous
3% feel tackling anti-social behaviour is down to the police
8% are dissatisfied for other reasons
76% left no relevant comment