If you report an immediate danger, the response time varies depending on the situation and whether it involves emergency services. For immediate threats to life or safety, the best action is to call 999 right away. If you report issues of antisocial behaviour or road and pavement problems through local council channels, here's how quickly you can expect a response:
| Type of Report | Response Time |
|---|---|
| Antisocial Behaviour | Not specified; urgent cases should call 999. |
| Road or Pavement Problems (critical risk) | Repaired within 24 hours |
| Road or Pavement Problems (high risk) | Repaired within 5 working days |
For any immediate danger, your first step should always be to call emergency services. For non-urgent reports, use the appropriate council channels for assistance, such as reporting antisocial behaviour or reporting road or pavement problems.
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