NBCC Guidance

The Anti-Social Case Review, formally known as the Community Trigger, can be used by victims of anti-social behaviour to request a review of their case by relevant agencies where they believe they have not had a satisfactory response. 

Advice to protect your building site from thieves and vandals.

Cargo crime is big business and criminals are lured by potentially high rewards, plentiful opportunities and the fact it is perceived as a relatively low risk crime.

Police have seen a rise in thefts of cash from bank customers after leaving branches.

Civil Injunctions are designed to address anti-social behavior at the earliest opportunity.

Businesses are an attractive target for burglars because, depending on the type of business, they tend to be far less secure than homes.

Commercial Robbery is a serious offence and involves the use or threat of violence in order to commit a theft.

There has been a spate of cooking oil thefts across the UK as its value increases.

Criminal Behaviour Orders (CBO) were created by the Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014

Top tips on protecting your delivery vehicle from crime.

There are various ways to steal fuel. Some methods are very basic and easy to execute.

There are many stories of gyms being targeted by individuals and criminal enterprises. 

Where your business has been a victim of a crime, you should consider writing an Impact Statement for Business. 

The effects of infrastructure crime are wide reaching with impacts felt by industry and local communities.

Community pharmacy teams are sadly no strangers to witnessing crimes, from petty shoplifting and vandalism to violent crimes such as burglaries or attacks on staff.

If you own property as part of your business, whether it is open to the public or not, it will often contain your assets and needs to be secure.

‘Refund’ or ‘return’ fraud can be one of the most difficult for merchants to track and prevent. There are many different tactics used by criminals to commit refund fraud, so it can be difficult to know what to look for.

At any large gathering there is the potential for a minority of people to use the event as an excuse to cause trouble.

Legislation defines ASB as “conduct that has caused, or is likely to cause, harassment, alarm or distress to any person”

Shoplifting is the theft of goods from open retail establishments. Typically this is by concealing items and leaving the store without paying.

The risk factor to business premises will naturally be dependent on a number of factors: area, local criminality, size, stock, and security.

Distribution Centres and Warehouses are more liable to employee theft than any other business.