Anti-social behaviour

You can report anti-social behaviour to us:

• anti-social behaviour (includes vandalism, football and ball games complaints)
• high hedges
• illegally lit fires ( Privacy notice - clean and green (PDF) [29KB] )
• needles and drugs equipment
• noise
• rubbish in gardens/yards ( Privacy notice - clean and green (PDF) [29KB] )

If the house itself is empty, please see our empty homes page.

We will fully investigate any complaint we receive.

If you have an ongoing problem with anti-social behaviour and it's not being  addressed, the Case Review (formerly known as the Community Trigger) gives you and your community the right to expect action.

Other help and advice

• You can report off-road bikes to the police by calling 101.
• If you are a tenant with any former council housing company or other housing association, you can find more information on their website.
• Neighbourhood wardens work to improve the quality of life for residents by reducing the level of anti-social behaviour. Numbers of incidents are included in their monthly performance reports.

Hate crime and incidents

If the incident is perceived to be motivated by hostility or prejudice based on a person's:

• race, ethnic origin, or nationality
• religion
• sexual orientation
• disability
• transgender

Then it is a Hate crimes and incidents.