solutions

First off, if you see it going on in the street, do something about it. When enough people band together and take this on, we have cracked the problem. When we hide in our own houses, too afraid to go out or take a stand, we give these hooligans permission to bully our kids and intimidate our families.

Many of these problem families live in Council or Housing Association accommodation. They are keen to preserve their assets, and make such properties available to those that deserve them. The first steps to encourage the parents to take charge of their children is to have the council apply some pressure. You can report anti-social behaviour incidents directly to the following agencies.

Isle of Dogs Police Station
Beat Officer P.C. Marsh
Manchester Road
London, E14 3BN
020 7275 4277 (till 6pm)

Limehouse Police Station
29 West India Dock Road
London, E14 8EZ
020 7515 1212 (24hrs)

Anti Social Behaviour Unit
Kridos Pavlou
Jack Dash House
London, E14
020 7364 6327
covering all Isle of Dogs

Anti-Social Behaviour Hotline
 0800 917 5918

Millwall Housing Office
John Megan
12 The Quarterdeck
London, E14
020 7538 4818
covering all Isle of Dogs

East Thames Housing Group
Martin Dab-Dankwa
Community Housing Officer
covering Gaverick Mews

3 Tramway Avenue
Stratford, E15 4PN
020 8522 2000

Southern Housing Group
covering Timber Wharves
020 7251 6091 (head office)
0845 606 6366 (Thames Gateway)

Fleet House
59-61 Clerkenwell Road
London, EC1M 5LA
020 7251 6091

 

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