| Housing and Policing Bodies Registered social landlords
Arms-length management organisations (ALMOs)
Tenants Management Organisation (TMOs)
Residents Association
Police authorities
Crime and Disorder Partnerships
Neighbourhood Watch schemes
Utilities
Developers
Intermediary bodies eg Groundwork Trusts, British Trust for Conservation Volunteers
Local civic societies
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 Housing Bodies
Registered social landlords Legislation
 Advice and guidance- Providing and managing rented housing
- Keeping the structure and exterior of their properties in good repairHaving a strategy on anti-social behaviour, according to the Housing Corporation’s regulatory code
- Managing abandoned vehicles
Arms-length management organisations (ALMOs) Legislation
Advice and guidance- Managing all or part of a their housing and its immediate surroundings as agreed with their local authority, including managing abandoned vehicles, tackling ASB etc
Tenants Management Organisation (TMOs) Legislation
Advice and guidance- Managing homes and their immediate surroundings
- Playing a wider role
- including social activities and community development
Legislation
Advice and guidance- Getting involved in local action to improve street cleanliness; scrutiny of local services
- Getting involved in provision of play areas and recreational facilities for children and young people
- Getting involved in designing new traffic-management, traffic-calming and parking schemes if invited by the highway authority
Policing bodies
Legislation
Advice and guidance- Reducing crime and fear of crime
- Reducing anti-social behaviour
- Prosecuting drivers who do not obey the speed limit or who drive without due care and attention
- Prosecuting drivers who park illegally (unless this has been decriminalised)
- Removing obstructive vehicles
Crime and Disorder Partnerships Legislation
Advice and guidance- Developing and auditing a strategy for tackling crime
- disorder and anti-social behaviour. In future
- this will include environmental offences
Neighbourhood Watch schemes Legislation
Advice and guidance- Looking out for and reporting opportunistic crime
- Receiving advice from the police
Others
Legislation
Advice and guidance- Providing household services including water, sewerage, electricity, gas and telecommunications
- Having certain permitted development rights
- Ability to act without warning in emergencies
Legislation
Advice and guidance- Designing new spaces in residential developments
- Designing new roads in accordance with Home Zone principles, taking into account road safety and the needs of all road users
Intermediary bodies eg Groundwork Trusts, British Trust for Conservation Volunteers Legislation
Advice and guidance- Building capacity of local residents to get more involved in decision making
- Providing opportunities for practical volunteering
- Funding and delivering neighbourhood improvement projects
Legislation
Advice and guidance- Identifying street elements of local historic
- natural or cultural value
Legislation
Advice and guidance- Minimising waste and disposing of litter responsibly and also being proactive e.g. getting involved in litter picking, clean up campaigns etc.
- Driving and parking responsibly
- Minimising noise and nuisance
- Reporting anti-social behaviour
- Maintaining private property
- including gardens and frontages
- Getting involved in designing new traffic-management, traffic-calming and parking schemes if invited by the highway authority
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