Anti-Social Behaviour

Jordan Publishing

Short course

In Manchester, Nottingham, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne and 2 other venues

£ 250 + VAT

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Description

  • Duration

    1 Day

To provide participants with practical advice on the laws, remedies and procedures that are part of the toolkit used to tackle anti-social behaviour. Suitable for: If you are a housing professional, police officer, lawyer or other professional dealing with ASB then this course is designed with you in mind. Housing staff including. o housing officers/managers. o tenancy enforcement staff. o estate wardens. Police. o Community Liaison Officers. o Community Support Officers. o Youth offending teams

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Birmingham (West Midlands)
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London
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Manchester (Lancashire)
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Newcastle-Upon-Tyne (Tyne and Wear)
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Nottingham (Nottinghamshire)
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Teachers and trainers (2)

Anesh Pema

Anesh Pema

Speaker

Barrister, Zenith Chambers Anesh specialises in landlord and tenant matters comprising housing, general commercial and common law, possession proceedings and nuisance. He has developed a particular expertise in the field of anti-social behaviour law, as well as appearing in a number of the leading cases in recent years. He is a joint author of Anti-Social Behaviour Orders: A Special Bulletin (Jordans). He also regularly appears in possession proceedings both for tenants and landlords. Anesh lectures widely in the field including at national conferences on anti-social behaviour.

Ian Simpson

Ian Simpson

Speaker

Housing Consultant and Lecturer, University of Westminster Ian is a full-time housing consultant and trainer specialising in housing policy and law and the development of cohesive communities. He has extensive experience of the issues that anti-social behaviour raises for communities and professionals, and the ways organisations can improve their responses in this area. Ian has advised many local authorities and registered social landlords and researched the role of alcohol in antisocial behaviour and multi-agency responses to ASB problems.

Course programme

Accreditation / Professional Development
Solicitors Regulation Authority: 6 Hours
ILEX: 6 Hours

Get the information you need on:

  • The statutory framework
  • Recent case law
  • The national anti-social behaviour strategy, including the Respect Agenda and Decent Neighbourhoods initiatives
  • Local authority responsibilities and police powers
  • The key stages involved in ASBO applications
  • Different types of orders, including Drinking Banning Orders (DBOs)
  • How mental health issues affect your toolkit
  • The use of common defences

The scope of anti-social behaviour covers a wide range of activities, involves multiple agencies and professionals – and gives rise to frequent enforcement challenges.

Our specialist course leaders, Anesh Pema and Ian Simpson have extensive practical experience in this challenging area. Throughout the day, the highly interactive programme will refer to recent real-life cases and deliver training via practical learning.

Attendees will receive a short questionnaire before the course date to ensure their learning objectives are met, as well as full course documentation on the day, which will be an invaluable reference tool.

What is included?

  • Course documentation
  • The opportunity to ask questions on all subjects covered
  • Lunch and refreshments

Additional information

Payment options: Delegates wishing to change the venue initially booked more than once will be charged an administration fee of £20.00 plus VAT for each transfer.

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