Tackling anti-social behaviour
Pages in Tackling anti-social behaviour
- 1. You are here: Report anti-social behaviour
- 2. Possible interventions for anti-social behaviour
- 3. What you can do about anti-social behaviour
- 4. National anti-social behaviour principles
- 5. Community Harm and Risk Management Meetings (CHARMM)
1. Report anti-social behaviour
Anti-social behaviour issues are dealt with by our Joint Enforcement Team (JET) and our Antisocial Behaviour Officer.
List of example issues that can be reported:
- abandoned vehicles
- anti-social behaviour
- fly-tipping - removing fly-tipping from private land will normally incur a charge
- fly-posting
- graffiti
- needles/syringes
- street furniture - acts of vandalism/damage to council property or street furniture, i.e. bus shelters, benches:
- shopping trolley
Report an anti-social behaviour issue