ASB case review for anti-social behaviour

What happens once you have applied for a case review?

Within a week, the anti-social behaviour (ASB) case review lead will contact you to acknowledge receipt of the completed application. They will also offer you a referral to Gloucestershire Victim Support.

Within three weeks, the ASB case review Lead will contact the relevant agencies (police, council, and housing) and ascertain whether the application reaches the threshold. They will let you know the outcome following contact with the relevant agencies.

If the application reaches the threshold, we will advise you in writing of the time date and place of their ASB case review meeting. The community trigger lead will also make personal contact to discuss and explain the review process.

Within four weeks, the ASB case review should take place. You will be invited to the ASB case review with the option to attend for the first 20 minutes to help agencies understand the impact of the ASB.

Within a week of the ASB case review meeting, the ASB case review lead will contact you to discuss the outcome and recommendations of the review.

Appeals process

If your request is not progressed to a full case review meeting, or the case review meeting determines that we cannot take any further action, there is a right of appeal. You must do this in writing, either via email to [email protected] or letter, to the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner at:

You can also find out more on anti-social case reviews on the Office of the Police and Crime Commisioner website.