Reporting Problems
In many cases it is now preferable to report problems online, this helps to get your problem logged and investigated quicker. It also helps with building a picture of continuing issues such as anti-social behaviour, so that resources can be made available to deal with it.
Your local councillors are not a substitute for this reporting but will of course help if they can, especially with continuing problems. Contact details for your councillor can be found within this newsletter, they are also on the Romsey Town Council website. Alternatively you can contact the Town Hall between 09:00 and 15:00 Monday to Friday, by phone 01794 512837 or in person.
For serious offences in progress or where there is danger of harm call 999
Please report all other problems using the contacts below:
Your local councillors are not a substitute for this reporting but will of course help if they can, especially with continuing problems. Contact details for your councillor can be found within this newsletter, they are also on the Romsey Town Council website. Alternatively you can contact the Town Hall between 09:00 and 15:00 Monday to Friday, by phone 01794 512837 or in person.
For serious offences in progress or where there is danger of harm call 999
Please report all other problems using the contacts below:
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Hampshire police:
To report non-emergencies, go to www.police.uk/pu/contact-the-police/report-a-crime-incident or call 101. |
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Test Valley Borough Council (TVBC)
For anti-social behaviour, waste, grass & hedge maintenance etc. you can report at www.testvalley.gov.uk/do-it-online-services/report If you are not online or it is urgent you can phone 01264 368000. |
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Hampshire County Council (HCC)
For potholes, pavements, flooding, streetlights etc. you can ‘Report a Problem’ at www.hants.gov.uk/transport/roadmaintenance/roadproblems For urgent reports where there is immediate danger to the public call 0300 555 1388 during office hours or 101 at other times. |
