What is anti social behaviour?

Anti social behaviour can cover a wide range of behaviour. We take a wide view of what may be considered anti social behaviour, it is considered to include acts which interfere with the peace, comfort or convenience of any person or which cause or are likely to cause nuisance, annoyance or disturbance to any person. We think the following are examples of this:

• Damaging property
• Verbal abuse and insults
• Intimidation, using or threatening violence
• Racial harassment
• Nuisance from pets such as dogs barking
• Noise nuisance
  

Anti social behaviour

Policy statement - a summary

Your obligations

How you can deal with anti social behaviour

Help from RBH

Help from other organisations

Taking private action

Anti social behaviour - Our service standards