Report Anti-Social Behaviour
Contents
- Anti-Social Behaviour
- Report Anti-Social Behaviour
- What happens next?
Contents
- Anti-Social Behaviour
- Report Anti-Social Behaviour
- What happens next?
| In an emergency always call the police on 999. |
Before reporting ASB
If you know who is causing the problem and you feel safe to do so, speak to your neighbour. Explain how their activities or behaviour is affecting you. They might not be aware and likely to appreciate you letting them know. This approach can often help to build and sustain neighbourly relationships.
What you should do
- if you have suffered physical assault or damage to your property you should contact the police immediately
- if the police have been involved make a note of the log number as this may be needed to provide evidence
- keep a diary and make an accurate record of events, how, when and where it occurs. When you contact us to report ASB, you will be asked for this information. You can download our nuisance log sheets.
- you may be required to attend court and give evidence
Reporting anti-social behaviour
You can report incidents of anti-social behaviour in one of the following ways:
- Email: community.safety@brent.gov.uk
- Call 0208 937 1058 during office hours (8am to 6pm Monday to Friday).
- Council Tenants or Leaseholders should call 0208 937 2400
- Housing association tenants should contact your housing officer.
- Contact your Police Safer Neighbourhoods Team, or call the police on 101 or report it online.
Anonymous reporting
Although you may make reports of ASB anonymously, sometimes this can limit the actions we can take. Please be reassured we will not disclose your identity if you do not want us to.