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Antisocial behaviour

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Antisocial behaviour

Antisocial behaviour (ASB) is an action which causes upset or worry to other people. Usually, ASB is when such actions happen more than once and are excessive.

We are committed to ensuring that our residents are happy in their homes. Everyone has a right to live without disturbance or worry and we expect all tenants to respect their neighbours.

ASB and neighbour disputes effect quality of life and our Neighbourhood Housing Officers are there to ensure our tenants are happy and to enforce our Anti-social Behaviour Policy. 

 

What is not ASB

All cases are different but as a guide, we do not take action against:

  • Noise from children playing or disputes between children such as bullying.
  • Domestic noise, such as hearing your neighbours moving around in their home.
  • Personal disputes.

Please refer to your Tenant Information Pack for more information.

 

Reporting ASB to us

If you would like to report ASB problems to us, you can use our contact us form to report it online. Or you can call us on 0800 012 1080 and speak to our Neighbourhood Housing Officers.

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