Anti-social behaviour

Antisocial behaviour is defined as 'behaviour by a person which causes, or is likely to cause, harassment, alarm or distress to persons not of the same household as the person'

Find information on the Anti-Social Behaviour case review and Community Trigger

Unsolicited phone calls and knocks at your door can be annoying, but persistent or malicious calls and visits can be unpleasant and even intimidating

We don’t always see eye-to-eye with our neighbours, but in most cases simply talking peacefully to one another is the best way to solve a problem

If an animal has been poorly treated it can be dangerous to the public or other animals

Nuisance behaviour by groups of people, such as drinking alcohol in the street or trespassing on private property may not always be a police matter

Everyone should be able to enjoy fireworks safely, whether at an organised display or in their back garden

Anti-social use of a vehicle, such as street racing, street cruising or off-road use is more than a matter of noise pollution

Here you can learn more about what constitutes nuisance parking and what to do if it’s affecting you