Social Behaviour. You, your family (including children) and any other Relatives or friends who are living at or visiting your home must not do any of the following:
Social Behaviour. 7.3 You and anyone living in your home, or visiting you, (including children) must not do, incite, allow to be done, commit on the premises or around the dwelling, in communal areas, on the estate of which the dwelling is part, or on or around any other property belonging to the Council, anything which is, causes, or may become a nuisance, annoyance or disturbance to any person, or child living on or visiting the estate. This includes, but is not limited to:
Social Behaviour a. The Permit Holder shall respect the privacy of others and shall ensure that noise pollution is kept to a minimum.
Social Behaviour. Why is this an issue? The government has made a commitment to tackle anti-social behaviour. Social responsibility, respect for others and appropriate community behaviour are fundamental requirements of a thriving and successful community. The majority of our communities recognise this and contribute positively to community life, however, a minority do not. The conduct of this minority adversely affects the ability of people to enjoy the communities and facilities where they live, work and visit. This is not acceptable. This behaviour is often termed anti-social behaviour. Anti-social behaviour is not welcome in Halton and will not be tolerated. How will we work to address this issue across the LAA? The Anti-social Behaviour Strategy relies for its success on the commitment and complementary working practices of a number of partner agencies within Halton Borough Council. It is therefore an overarching strategy embracing all 5 strategic priorities in achieving the strategic vision. How will we work differently? Survey data provides information in four key areas:- o Misuse of Public Space o Disregard for community / personal well-being o Acts directed at people o Environmental damage These are robust categories that encompass the experiences of people living, visiting and working in Halton. The LAA will develop a rounded response to ASB through: o Integration of the strategy into the statutory framework for joint agency co- operation set out in the Crime and Disorder Act 1998. o Accessing partnership resources to maximise service provision o Ensuring commitment to a Borough-wide response to Anti-social Behaviour o Facilitating the flow of appropriate information to enable effective interventions. o Recommending the realignment of mainstream resources to improve multi- agency service delivery and response to Anti-social Behaviour o Continuous improvement of the multi-agency response by developing common protocols and assessment pathways o Addressing the capacity, knowledge and skill requirements of key staff How do we propose to deliver on this area? Prevent & Deter o Identifying those perpetrators of ASB. or those at risk of becoming perpetrators of ASB. and intervening at an early stage to bring about behavioural change. o Identifying appropriate routes to divert the focus of groups and individuals, towards positive activity. o Minimising the opportunity for anti-social behaviour by addressing the factors that support it. These may be physical e.g.’ uncared ...
Social Behaviour. Nuisance 7) Not to cause or allow members of his/her household or invited visitors to cause, a nuisance or annoyance or to act in such a way as is likely to cause nuisance or annoyance to neighbours, other tenants of IDS, employees, agents contractors of IDS, or to any other person residing, visiting or otherwise engaging in lawful activity in the locality of the premises nor to use the premises for any immoral or illegal purposes. Racial and other harassment 8) Not to commit, or allow members of his / her household or invited visitors to commit any form of harassment or any acts likely to cause harassment on the grounds of race, colour, religion, sex, sexual orientation or disability which may interfere with the peace and comfort of, or cause offence to, any member of IDS’ staff, any other Tenant, member of his/her household, visitors or neighbours or any person engaging in lawful activity in the locality of the Premises (acts of harassment include but are not limited to any injurious word or deeds and acts or threats of violence).
Social Behaviour. Having a friendly nature and being able to get along with colleagues.
Social Behaviour. This is where a xxxxxxxxxxx has been cautioned for violent crimes against other people or properties or under any parts of the anti-social behaviour legislation within the last 12 months. This is where a xxxxxxxxxxx has been convicted for violent crimes against other people or properties or under any parts of the anti-social behaviour legislation within the last 5 years.
Social Behaviour
