Anti-Social Behaviour

What is Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB)? The UK government defines Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) as conduct that has caused, or is likely...

Information Needed to Investigate ASB In order for us to investigate any Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB), it’s crucial that we receive...

If a crime has been committed, it should be reported to the police first. Emergency Numbers For emergencies: Call 999....

Yes, we can accept anonymous complaints of Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB). However, we will not be able to provide any updates...

In the first instance, we should ask the complainant to discuss the issue with the perpetrator, in most cases this...

Anyone can submit a complaint to us about ASB. However, we cannot investigate ASB that is not caused by our...

The details of the complaint are passed to a Community Housing officer to investigate. The officer will acknowledge the complaint...

It is important that they stay connected with us and report any further incidents. We may ask the complainant to...

We are committed to dealing with ASB in our communities. We will investigate the complaint as transparently as possible. We...

If we receive a report of nuisance, annoyance or disturbance due to noise or animals, we will provide help and...

Some commonly reported incidents are not regarded as ASB and we can’t help with them. This may because there is no breach of...

When ASB is persistent, the first thing to try (if it is safe to do so) is for them to...