Local councils must now report detailed anti-social behaviour data to the government.
Official title: The Anti-social Behaviour (Provision of Information) Regulations 2026
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- What changes
- Local authorities are now mandated to report detailed anti-social behaviour data to the Secretary of State every six months.
- Who is affected
- Local authorities in England and Wales are required to report this information.
- What you may need to do
- No action is stated in the source for the general public.
- When
- Every six months starting from 21 days after 14 October 2026.
- Legal status
- Passed or madeCheck when it starts
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Local councils must report anti-social behaviour statistics to the government.
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Data must be broken down by specific categories of behaviour.
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Reporting is required every six months.
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Councils must track enforcement actions like warnings and closure notices.
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The rules cover England and Wales.
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