Anti-social behaviour is conduct or behaviour which is likely to cause nuisance or annoyance to another person, that includes using your home for unlawful purposes.

Examples of anti-social behaviour can include:

• noisy and/or abusive behaviour
• vandalism
• graffiti
• intimidation
• public drunkenness
• littering
• fly tipping
• illegal drug use
• excessively barking dogs

Some behaviour, even though it may cause nuisance to individuals, may not be regarded as ASB.

For example, this can include:

• one-off parties and barbecues
• infrequent and occasional noise or disturbances
• children’s play
• occasional dog barking
• excessive noise from domestic appliances (e.g. washing machines, vacuum cleaners)
• minor vehicle repairs
• gossip including social media
• escalated disputes.