Anti-social behaviour information for council tenants and leaseholders
Anti-social behaviour is any act that causes or is likely to cause harassment, alarm, or distress to one or more persons not of the same household and covers a range of issues, including intimidation, persistent noise and rowdy behaviour, vandalism and graffiti and using a property for criminal or immoral purposes.
If the anti-social behaviour involves a criminal offence such as assault, violence, theft, criminal damage or drug use/dealing, please report it to the Metropolitan Police. For emergencies where a crime is happening or there is immediate danger, call 999. For non-urgent crimes, report them by calling 101.
As a council tenant, you have certain responsibilities outlined in your tenancy agreement. This includes not engaging in or threatening any anti-social behaviour (ASB), nuisance, or annoyance. The tenancy agreement is a legally binding contract, and we will take all reasonable steps to ensure you comply with its terms.