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, 29 KB))
• needles and drugs equipment
• noise
• rubbish in gardens/yards (Privacy notice - clean and green (PDF, 29 KB))

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.