Anti-social behaviour is when someone acts in a way that worries, upsets or frightens people.

It can make people scared to go out or afraid when they are in their own home.

Examples of anti-social behaviour are.

• People making too much noise.
• Someone calling people bad names.
• Picking on people.
• Leaving rubbish lying around.
• Writing on walls.
• Groups of people hanging round streets or parks.
• Damaging houses, cars or gardens.

You do not have to put up with anti-social behaviour, we are here to help you.

You can also tell us if you are worried that someone is not safe. This is called a safeguarding concern. You can read more about safeguarding here.