Inside Housing Management Podcast: Anti-social behaviour
The Inside Housing Management Podcast is your on-the-go show covering the biggest stories and issues affecting workers at the forefront of social housing. In this episode, we discuss anti-social behaviour (ASB). We cover the scale of the issue, changing approaches and how one ASB officer is tackling issues on her patch
Inside Housing Management Podcast: Anti-social behaviour #UKhousingIn this episode of the Inside Housing Management Podcast, Anna Highfield, editor of Inside Housing Management, and Katharine Swindells, deputy features editor at Inside Housing, discuss the challenges that housing management staff face when dealing with ASB, and different approaches to managing it.
The co-hosts also discuss an enforcement notice served to a Birmingham supported housing provider by the Regulator of Social Housing.
This week our guest is Cheryl Gledhill-Kucuk, a housing partner at Accent, who last year won an ‘Unsung Hero’ award for her work on ASB. She joins us on the podcast to speak about her experience handling ASB.
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