Overview
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 999 and ask for the police.
This guidance only applies to cases involving BCP Homes tenants, if this is not the case, report other antisocial behaviour to us.
Antisocial behaviour is behaviour by residents, members of their household or visitors to their BCP Homes property which causes nuisance, annoyance or disturbance to anyone in the area.
Antisocial behaviour can be abusive, threatening or intimidating behaviour, such as:
- violence
- threats of violence
- shouting, screaming and swearing
- insulting gestures
- damage to property
Antisocial behaviour can also be related to how someone is choosing to live if it impacts another household, such as:
- being disorderly through alcohol or substance misuse
- failing to control the behaviour of children
- allowing dogs to bark consistently or at unsociable hours
- pet fouling
- untidy gardens
- unreasonable use of a vehicle
Antisocial behaviour is not:
- children playing in their home or garden during reasonable hours
- lifestyle or domestic noise
- lifestyle differences
- one-off parties
- DIY carried out at reasonable times
- using domestic appliances at reasonable times
If you are experiencing any of the above, report antisocial behaviour to us.
If you are experiencing noise nuisance from dogs barking or loud music, TV or radio, you can make a noise complaint.