Anti social behaviour

We want to help create safe and secure neighbourhoods where residents want to live. Most of us get on with our neighbours most of the time, but sometimes our relationships with our neighbours can become strained. We realise that even one person behaving in an anti-social manner can ruin the enjoyment of a home.

We expect all our residents to consider their neighbours and other people within the area and it is a condition of your tenancy that you must not cause any nuisance or annoy your neighbours. As a Trust resident you are also responsible for making sure that everyone living or visiting you treats your home and the neighbourhood with respect and follows the rules set out in your tenancy agreement. 

Anti-social behaviour is behaviour that upsets, annoys or hurts other people or causes damage to property.  It can take many forms, some more serious than others.  Some examples include:

• Graffiti
• Fly-tipping
• Noise nuisance
• Rowdy behaviour
• Verbal abuse
• Substance misuse
• Harassment
• Criminal damage/vandalism
• Nuisance children
• Neighbour nuisance
• Abandoned vehicles

We work closely with police and other agencies to identify problems and share our knowledge for the benefit of tenants and their communities.

If you have been affected by anti-social behaviour (ASB) and would like further support or advice please contact a member of our customer services Team on 0845 3006648 or click here for further information