ASB definition
If you have a problem or concerns about anti-social behaviour, you can report anti-social behaviour online, or contact:
Tenancy Sustainment Team. Tel: 01827 709514. Email: estatemanagementteam@tamworth.gov.uk
What is anti-social behaviour? We deal with two levels of anti social behaviour – medium and high. For low level complaints, we usually offer referrals to mediation or other organisations.
Examples of serious anti social behaviour: Harassment, intimidation and/or threatening behaviour, Hate related incidents, domestic abuse, physical violence, threats to staff and contractors, arson or attempted arson
Examples of general anti social behaviour:
- Unreasonable and persistent noise, vandalism, graffiti and damage to property, pets and animal nuisance
- Rubbish and fly-tipping, verbal abuse, misuse of communal areas, abandoned cars and vehicle nuisance
- Drug and alcohol related nuisance including drug dealing and alcohol related nuisance
Examples of low level issues:
- Clashes of lifestyle or a one-off disagreement between neighbours
- Ball games, unless they are persistent and likely to cause damage to property
- One-off noise nuisance ie birthdays, DIY, Christmas, New Year, etc.
- Noise nuisance that is ‘everyday living’ ie babies crying, washing machines etc.