Nottinghamshire Police & Crime Commissioner

Report a Fix in Nottingham

Fixing local Communities in Nottingham.


Immediate Justice is Nottinghamshire's community reparation scheme, run by the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner. It puts low-level offenders to work repairing the harm they've caused to communities, quickly and visibly.

Fast response times
Real accountability with live public tracking
Community-driven repairs by supervised offenders
Before & after photo evidence
Email updates at every stage
Free and simple to use


Ready to report a fix?

It takes under 2 minutes. Pin the problem, add a photo, and let Immediate Justice do the rest.

Report an Incident Now
Group of young offenders ready for action in Nottingham
Group of young offenders ready for action in Nottingham.
Young offender fixing up a wall
Young offender fixing up a wall.
Immediate Justice local park
Immediate Justice litter picking in local parks.
Clearing debris and graffiti in Nottingham
Clearing debris and graffiti in Nottingham.


When you report a problem through our platform, you're not just filling out a form. You're triggering a chain of action that results in real, measurable change on your street.


How to Report a Fix

Reporting is simple, fast, and free. Follow these steps to get your community issue on the map:

1

Spot the problem

See graffiti, fly-tipping, litter, antisocial behaviour damage, or street damage in your neighbourhood?

2

Pin it on the map

Use our interactive map to drop a pin on the exact location. Add a photo and description to help our team act fast.

3

We assess and act

Our team reviews every report within 48 hours. Eligible cases are assigned to an Immediate Justice offender placement.

4

Track the fix

You'll receive email updates as your case progresses. We publish before-and-after photos so you can see the results.


Our Impact Across Nottinghamshire

Since launching, Immediate Justice has responded to hundreds of reports across the city and county from graffiti hotspots in the city centre to fly-tipping in rural villages.


We also work with Nottinghamshire County Councils, making sure they are aware of the fixes you report.


Ashfield District Council
Bassetlaw District Council
Broxtowe District Council
Gedling District Council
Mansfield District Council
Newark & Sherwood District Council
Nottingham City Council
Rushcliffe Borough Council


Why Choose Immediate Justice over similar platforms?

Other Report and Fix platforms in Nottingham rely entirely on councils to act. That means reports can sit unresolved for weeks or months, with no accountability and no updates.


Immediate Justice is different. We connect your report directly to an offender placement; a real person, supervised by our affiliate partner Red Snapper, who carries out the repair as part of their community reparation.


What you can expect when reporting a fix:


  • Faster action: Placements begin within 48 hours of referral
  • Real accountability: Reports are publicly tracked on our live map
  • Community outcomes: Offenders give back directly to the neighbourhood they harmed
  • Before & after photos: So you can see the work that's been done
  • Email updates: You're kept informed at every stage


What Types of Issues Can Be Reported?

Immediate Justice will fix and resolve a wide range of community reparation tasks, including:


  • Graffiti removal from walls, bridges, and street furniture
  • Litter picking and fly-tip clearance
  • Fly-posting removal
  • Overgrown hedges and verges blocking footpaths
  • Sign cleaning and maintenance
  • General neighbourhood clean-up


Not sure if your issue qualifies? Submit it anyway!

Our team will review it and, if it's outside scope, forward it to the relevant local authority.


Frequently Asked Questions

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Every report you submit helps make Nottinghamshire's streets cleaner and safer. Get started now.

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