Anti-social behaviour

Everyone has a duty to make sure that their behaviour and that of their visitors does not interrupt others' rights to live peacefully in their home and surroundings.

We do not tolerate anti-social behaviour (ASB) and have set procedures to follow when you reports an incident to us. All reports are treated seriously regardless of whether immediate action to stop the incidents is taken.  You can view information on what to do if you are experiencing ASB on the left hand side of our website and in our leaflets below. 

pdf 'Anti-social behaviour - tackling it together!'  (Size: 539 Kb)

pdf 'Going to court as a witness'  (Size: 428 Kb)

pdf 'How your evidence helps us in anti-social behaviour cases'  (Size: 444 Kb)

Please do report all incidents to us! Use the form below or call us on 0300 123 1 567. You can also write to us or tell a member of staff.

• When you contact us please have as much information to hand as possible including details of the incident, eg date and time, incident number if it was necessary to call the police, and details of any other agencies that the incident was reported to.
• In severe cases of nuisance, you may wish also to report it to the police and ask for a log number.
• In cases of noise nuisance, a complaint should also be made to your local authority.

There is also lots of information about ASB on the Government's DirectGov website including:

• Finding a local neighbourhood policing team/police authority
• A-Z list of local authorities
• Finding out about lcoal crime and justice in your area