What is Anti-Social Behaviour?
When we talk about anti-social behaviour, we mean behaviour that causes harassment, alarm, or distress to individuals or groups of people.
There are many different types of anti-social behaviour. Some incidents can affect only one or two individuals, whereas others can affect entire streets or even entire communities.
Types of anti-social behaviour can include:
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Harassment (including racial harassment, homophobic harassment, and harassment on religious grounds)
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Verbal and physical abuse and intimidation
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Damage to property, including graffiti and vandalism
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Nuisance from vehicles, including parking, street repairs, and abandoned cars
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Noise – music, vehicles, alarms, and other types of noise
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Littering and fly-tipping (includes dumping of rubbish, white-goods, and furniture)
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Using and/or selling drugs
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Reporting Anti-social Behaviour
