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🔵 TUESDAY POSTWorking Together to Tackle ASB & Knife Crime in HounslowWe all have a role in keeping Hounslow safe. Most people want peaceful, welcoming neighbourhoods—and together we can make that happen. 👀 What to look out forGroups causing intimidation, persistent noise, or nuisance behaviourDrug misuse or suspected dealingVandalism, graffiti, or deliberate damageYoung people carrying knives or talking about weaponsSocial media posts showing weapons or threats⚠️ Trust your instincts — if something feels wrong, it’s OK to act. ✅ Do:Report issues early – small problems can grow quicklyShare concerns with your local Safer Neighbourhood Team (SNT)Encourage young people to choose safer paths and speak upLook out for neighbours who may feel intimidatedUse council tools to log repeat ASB ❌ Don’t:Don’t confront groups or individuals yourselfDon’t ignore ongoing behaviour—it rarely resolves on its ownDon’t share rumours or escalate situations online 🛑 When to actImmediate danger or weapon seen → call 999Ongoing ASB or concerns → report through the options below 📞 How to reportPolice (non-emergency): 101 or onlineEmergency: 999Crimestoppers (anonymous): 0800 555 111Hounslow Council ASB Team: via the council website reporting pageMet Police website: Report crime or ASB online 💬 Stay safeKeep a safe distanceAvoid escalating situationsReport, record (if safe), and step away 🤝 Stronger TogetherEvery report helps build a clearer picture and allows partners to act.
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