Anti-social behaviour

We believe that everyone should be able to live in their home, free from crime, harassment, and unreasonable levels of disturbance.

Our anti-social behaviour policy explains our role in dealing with anti-social behaviour:

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We also have an additional policy and procedure that specifically deals with anti-social behaviour carried out by, or against, our council tenants.

How we can help

Please tell us as soon as you have a problem – the sooner we know, the sooner we can help.

If you are a council tenant, or if you are being affected by the actions of someone that is a council tenant, please contact our neighbourhoods team for advice.

For help with anti-social behaviour problems that don't involve council tenants please report it online or contact us for3333 advice.

You can also find out about:

What other help can you get?

You can get advice from other organisations, including:

Police

Non-emergency enquiries: call 101
In an emergency call 999 or 112.
Text phone (if you are deaf, hard of hearing or have a speech impediment): 18001 101

Websites for victims of hate incidents and hate crime

If you are a victim of hate crime you can get help and report the problem on the True Vision website www.report-it.org.uk

The Citizen’s Advice Bureau website also provides helpful information and links to advice about hate crime.