What is anti social behaviour? Anti social behaviour is acting
in a manner that causes alarm, harassment or distress to someone
who is not part of your household. To be anti social, the
behaviour must be persistent, ongoing, and preventable. Please
respect different lifestyle choices and recognise that there is
a need to accept some behaviour even though you may disapprove
of it. Anti social behaviour includes: - hate related incidents
such as racist, homophobic and other discriminatory acts -
illegal drug taking or drug dealing and buying drugs on the
street - verbal abuse - violence or threats of violence - loud
noise - criminal damage What you can do? You may be able to
resolve personal disputes and everyday nuisance problems by
talking to your neighbour. Most people can be reasonable if
approached in person. Your neighbour may not be aware that they
are causing a problem. When speaking to your neighbour, remember
to: - be calm and friendly and show you're happy to hear their
point of view - listen to what