Antisocial Behaviour

This page is to report any instances of antisocial behaviour.

Report antisocial behaviour online:

Alternatively, call the police on

When reporting an instance, we need as much information as possible, such as:

where it is happening
what is happening
who is involved
how often it is happening
why you think it may be happening

We provide a 24-hour a day response to incidents of nuisance behaviour.

What is antisocial behaviour?

The following are classed as antisocial behaviour:

excessive residential noise (from music, parties and so on)
harassment
improper use of vehicles (for example, annoying use of motorcycles close to residential premises, riding bicycles on pavements, regular repair of vehicles, abandoned vehicles)
inappropriate use of fireworks
inappropriate use of space for leisure/play (examples are playing ball games close to property; littering; graffiti; fly-tipping; allowing dog fouling; damage/vandalism to public and private property)
inconsiderate or improper parking
rowdy behaviour
street drinking;
threatening/intimidating behaviour
use of foul and abusive language

Remember: Always call 999 in an emergency.

Neighbourhood Response Team

Our Neighbourhood Response Team works seven days a week from 8am to 6am, except bank holidays. The team is on hand to tackle many anti-social behaviour incidents, such as:

The team can help with: