Reporting Anti-Social Behaviour

If you are suffering from anti-social behaviour (ASB) it is important that you report problems. If the problem is an emergency and/or there is a direct threat to life or property you should always call 999.

The table below will help you identify the most appropriate number to call.

Agency	Criteria
Police	It is very important that all incidents of ASB are reported to the police on 0300 300 99 99. This number is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Registered Social Landlord	If you are a tenant of a Registered Social Landlord, including Gedling Homes, and are experiencing ongoing issues of ASB and are aware that either the perpetrator or victim is a tenant of a housing association, you should report the problems to a Housing Officer
Gedling Borough Council	Issues such as noise nuisance, littering, fly tipping, dog fouling and abandoned vehicles should be reported to the District Council Environmental Health team.
ASB Coordinator at Gedling Borough Council	Any new complaints of Anti Social Behaviour should in the first instance be reported to the Customer Services.

When reporting incidents, it is helpful if you can provide as much information as possible including:

Times
Date(s)
Specific Place or places
Who is involved or descriptions
Exactly what is happening and for how long
How it is affecting you
Are there any other witnesses
Reason why it is happening (if known)
Action already been taken

Talk to Your Neighbours

Take some time to talk to your neighbours to see if they are suffering from the same problem. The most effective way to tackle anti-social behaviour is when communities come together and work with the local agencies.

Working with your neighbours, keep a record of when the problems are occurring, detailing as much information as possible. Incident report forms are available for you to do this.