We work with many different partners and organisations to help us to deal with anti-social behaviour (ASB). This can include the police, local councils, social care teams, community mental health teams, mediation services, third sector charities, the local community and Resolve.
For more information about how to deal with different issues please use our directory below.
You might also want to explore our policies and procedures.
The police can deal with some disputes between neighbours as public order offenses. This is likely to be where alarm, harassment or distress has taken place or where direct threats are made to the public. It can also include street fights.
If something of this kind is taking place, the police should be contacted on 999 as this is a crime.
Once the matter has been reported to the police, you should inform your Neighbourhood Officer as we will deal with this as anti-social behaviour.
If a crime is happening, you should report this to the police first. For emergencies dial 999, or non-emergencies call 101. Once you have reported your concerns to the police, then we can give you advice on what we can do to help.
