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Anti-social behaviour

Types of anti-social behaviour and how to report

The definition of anti-social behaviour is 'conduct by an individual or group that has caused or is likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress to another person'.

Anti-social behaviour includes, but not restricted to:

  • abandoned vehicles
  • graffiti
  • rowdy or inconsiderate behaviour
  • neighbour disputes
  • littering
  • dog fouling
  • fly tipping
  • fly posting

We follow a partnership approach across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland (LLR) that includes a range of in interventions to manage anti-social behaviour consistently - find out more about the anti-social behaviour process.

Report anti-social behaviour

Our community safety team work closely with partner agencies including the police to investigate reports of anti-social behaviour. The team can also give you support and advice.

Complete the form to contact our community safety team and report and problem:

Anti-social behaviour - webform - report anti-social behaviour
If you don't know their name(s), please describe them as best you can

GDPR (data protection)

You can find our privacy notices and information on how we process any information you give us on our GDPR (data protection) page

Anti-social behaviour - text box 2

What's not classed as anti-social behaviour

These types of incident are not classed as anti-social behaviour - if you witness any of them, report it to the police straight away:

  • criminal acts (violence, theft or burglary for example)
  • drug dealing or paraphernalia
  • dangerous dogs
  • trespass
  • nuisance calls
  • prostitution
  • begging
  • fireworks
  • vehicle nuisance or inappropriate use (speeding, joy riding or obstructing access, for example)

Reducing anti-social behaviour

We take anti-social behaviour very seriously, and understand how it can impact on local communities and people's lives.

We have a community safety team working to keep you safe and support other activities and initiatives to take anti-social behaviour.

Some of the things we do include:

  • CCTV monitoring
  • restorative justice
  • injunctions
  • partnership working
  • fixed penalty notices
  • community protection notices
  • acceptable behaviour agreements
Anti-social behaviour - document link - Anti-social behaviour leaflet

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