Anti-social behaviour includes abusive or noisy neighbours,
littering and graffiti. It can leave you feeling intimidated,
angry and frightened. Your council and the police can help. Find
out what can be done and what you can do to stop it. What is
anti-social behaviour? Got an anti-social behaviour problem?
Find out what you can do, and how to get help Anti-social
behaviour includes things such as: - rowdy, noisy behaviour in
otherwise quiet neighbourhoods - threatening, drunken or
'yobbish' behaviour - vandalism, graffiti and fly-posting -
dealing or buying drugs on the street - litter and fly-tipping
rubbish - aggressive begging - drinking in the street - setting
off fireworks late at night - abandoning cars on the street
Anti-social behaviour doesn't just make life unpleasant. It can
ruin lives and make whole areas feel unsafe. If you encounter
it, report it If anti-social behaviour is a problem in your
area, theres a lot you can do to help put a stop to it. - talk
to your neighbours to find out if they're