If you have an anti-social behaviour problem with your neighbours it’s often worth speaking to them about it first, either in person, or by using our ‘Dear Neighbour’ card. If you don’t feel able to talk to your neighbours, or are unable to resolve the issue, we can investigate things for you.

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We’ll consider requests from tenants/customers to be able to work from home as long as the work does not cause nuisance to other tenants/customers. For example, a large number of visitors to a home that is being used to work from may give us reason to not give permission. Other reasons where we may not give permission include excessive noise as a result of the business, or any health and safety reasons.

You can speak with your Neighbourhood Officer if you have any concerns about a business being run from a home, or someone working from home that is causing nuisance.

This is a crime and should be reported to the police first. Where the threat is imminent, this should be reported by calling 999, otherwise by calling 101. Once the police have been informed, then you should inform your Neighbourhood Officer as this will be dealt with as anti-social behaviour.