Anti-social behaviour can have a significant impact on individuals, families and communities. Reporting incidents helps agencies build a clearer picture of the issues affecting your area and take appropriate action. 🔍 What Is Anti-Social Behaviour? Anti-social behaviour can include: 🔊 Excessive noise or nuisance behaviour 🍺 Street drinking and disorderly conduct 🚲 Dangerous or reckless use of bicycles, e-scooters or vehicles 🗑️ Vandalism, graffiti and criminal damage 👥 Intimidating behaviour, harassment or persistent neighbour disputes 💊 Drug-related activity and associated nuisance ✅ How to Report Anti-Social Behaviour 📞 Call 999 if: 📞 Call 101 if: 💻 Report Online Many anti-social behaviour incidents can be reported through your local police force website, allowing you to provide detailed information and supporting evidence where appropriate. 🏠 Report to Your Housing Provider or Local Authority Some issues, particularly neighbour disputes, noise complaints, environmental issues or tenancy-related concerns, may be more appropriately dealt with by your landlord, housing association or local council. 📝 What Information Should You Provide? ✅ What happened ✅ When and where it occurred ✅ Descriptions of those involved ✅ Vehicle registrations, if relevant ✅ Any photographs, video footage or witness details 📖 Keeping a diary of repeated incidents can also help agencies identify patterns and support enforcement action. 💙 Remember Don't assume someone else has reported it. What may appear to be a minor issue on its own could form part of a wider problem affecting your community. By reporting anti-social behaviour, you're helping police and partner agencies understand what's happening locally and take action where needed. See it. Report it. Help keep your community safe. | 
