What is anti social behaviour?
Definition
"There are many different variations of anti social behaviour or noise nuisance and these come from a number of different sources, however, Six Town Housing identifies anti social behaviour or noise nuisance as behaviour which causes or is likely to cause harassment, alarm, distress, harm or fear that affects someone's life or the environment they live in. This behaviour may be caused by tenants, residents or visitors to properties or areas."
Some examples of the types of anti-social behaviour you should report are:
- Youth gangs and unacceptable behaviour by children & young people
- Noise
- Arguments
- Neighbour disputes
- Late night visitors
- Irritating behaviour
- Verbal abuse
- Harassment
- Vandalism
- Graffiti
- Abandoned cars and other car related nuisance
- Rubbish dumping and litter
- Parking issues
- Dog fouling and other dog related nuisance
- Drunken behaviour
- Under age drinking
- Drug related nuisance, anti-social behaviour and crime
- Prostitution
- Burglary
- Intimidation
- Threat of violence
- Assault
- Arson
- Shootings
- Crime
- Relationship breakdown
- Rough sleepers
- This is not a complete list. If in doubt, please contact us to discuss the situation.