Vehicle-related anti-social behaviour continues to be a significant concern across Mansfield. Nottinghamshire Police has identified vehicle-related ASB as the most frequently reported type of anti-social behaviour in Mansfield, with local concerns including off-road bikes, e-scooters, speeding vehicles, car meets and nuisance driving around schools, public open spaces and the night-time economy. Police say continued reports from residents, damage to land and wildlife, and the

Residents dealing with repeated anti-social behaviour may not realise that there is a formal process available when they believe agencies have failed to respond adequately. In Mansfield, this process is called a Community Trigger, also known as an Anti-Social Behaviour Case Review. It gives people affected by ASB the right to ask for the response to their reports to be formally reviewed. (Mansfield District Council) What is a Community Trigger? A Community Trigger is designed