Anti-Social Behaviour

The Crime and Disorder Act 1998 defines Anti-Social Behaviour as behaviour which causes or is likely to cause alarm or distress to one or more persons not of the same household, or where a course of conduct has been pursued which causes or is likely to cause alarm or distress.

• Safe and Secure ASB Leaflet (PDF Document, 4.1 Mb)
• ASB Strategy 2009 - 2012 (Word Document, 0.11 Mb)
• ASB Strategy Appendix one (Word Document, 0.1 Mb)
• ASB Strategy Appendix two (Word Document, 0.1 Mb)
• ASB Strategy Appendix three (Word Document, 0.1 Mb)
• ASB Strategy Appendix four (Word Document, 0.1 Mb)

Dealing with Nuisance

If you are experiencing problems with noise or other forms of nuisance you should address these in the first instance to the Environmental Protection Team. In some instances, where the nuisance affects the wider community or if there are other issues besides noise, the matter may be referred, by them, to the Anti-Social Behaviour Team. For more information on dealing with nuisances in the first instance please refer to the links below.

Video - 'Dealing with Anti-Social Behaviour'

dealing2 (MPEG-4 Video 49.5 Mb.)

Dealing With Anti-Social Behaviour (Flash Video 62.71 Mb.)