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Anti-Social Behaviour
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Skip Guide NavigationDealing with Anti-Social Behaviour depends on the type of home you live in
If someone is doing something that is considered Anti-Social Behaviour, there are many different organisations that can help you, depending on your situation:
- If you rent your home from a Housing Association, you should tell them about the problem.
- If you rent your home from the council, you can tell them about the problem by logging your details on this website.
- If you live in a house where there are many people renting rooms (called a House in Multiple Occupation), you should tell your landlord or the person who manages the house.
- If you rent your home from a private landlord, you should tell them about the problem.
- If you own your own home, you might need to talk to a solicitor or the to get advice on what you can do.
There are many different people who can help you, so don't be afraid to ask for help.