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Following antisocial behaviour, it's quite normal to feel worried about what's going on where you live.

ASB affects many people and can have an impact on you, your home and your community. If you’re experiencing antisocial behaviour you don’t have to cope on your own. We’re here to help.

Our specialist support staff have a lot of experience in helping you to deal with problems including:

noise and nuisance behaviour
verbal abuse
vandalism and criminal damage
threatening behaviour
harassment and intimidation

Resources are available in our resources section and you don’t have to deal with this alone. If you would like some additional support, please contact us on 0303 040 1099 or complete the online referral form.

You may feel you:

are on alert and unable to relax or sleep
are frightened to go out
don’t feel safe in your own home
your children are upset
are making changes to your routine to avoid issues
may want to move home home
feel stuck, like it will always be this way

How do I know I need help?

The Impact of antisocial behaviour (ASB)

It can happen to anyone and it affects many people in different ways. You may find you:

feel angry
have trouble sleeping
feel unsafe in your home
feel afraid when returning home
feel anxious about further crime

Numbers to call. Any calls to our team are always treated in confidence.

Call: 0303 040 1099

Lines are open Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm. Calls are charged at standard rate for landline and mobiles.

Call: 101

Use 101 to report crime and other concerns that do not require an emergency response.

Call: 999

Call 999 where there is danger to life, immediate threat of use of violence, serious injury to a person and/or serious damage to property.